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This summer's tournaments at Queen's and Eastbourne will not be stripped of ATP ranking points over a decision to ban players from Russia and Belarus.

Dr Mukul Hazarika is accused of running a banned group in India fighting for independence.

The RMT union said the timetable plans could cause "industrial carnage" amid an ongoing pay dispute.

Blackpool's Jake Daniels says his decision to come out as the UK's only openly gay active male professional footballer will allow him to be "free and confident".

The viral infection is rare and the risk to the public remains very low, experts say.

The RAC says prices rose to just over £1.80 a litre after the previous record was set in March.

A helicopter pilot is found guilty of suffocating his British wife - a case that shocked Greece.

Callum Wheeler attacked the 53-year-old after "ambushing" her in woodland while she walked her dog.

Ava White, 12, made the comment after being stabbed while out with friends in Liverpool, court hears.

Andrew Bailey says he could not have foreseen events such as the war in Ukraine that are driving prices higher

Murder carries a mandatory death sentence under current laws in the Caribbean country.

All Northern Ireland Translink bus services will halt from tomorrow until 23 May.

Alex Preston says he wants answers after being told he had the illness for seven years.

Glenfarclas Distillery said thieves smashed cabinets at its visitor centre near Ballindalloch.

Zara Phythian - who appeared in Doctor Strange - abused a girl with husband Victor Marke.

A new strategy cutting funding to the UN is more focused on trade than poverty relief, charities say.

Coleen Rooney is giving evidence on day five of a libel case brought by Rebekah Vardy.

Lewis Haines will stand trial accused of Lily Sullivan's murder, after admitting manslaughter.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs will no longer cap paid leave for its senior staff and partners.

Boris Johnson grapples with a four-dimensional diplomacy dilemma in Northern Ireland.