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The 14-year-old boy killed in a sword attack in London yesterday was a pupil at the same school attended by Nottingham stabbing victim Grace O'Malley-Kumar, Sky News understands.

More than 2,600 seats are up for election in 107 English councils on Thursday.

The UK has sent the first failed asylum seeker to Rwanda under a voluntary scheme.

Bin collections, potholes, local schools and town centres: Ruth Davidson and Jess Phillips were right in our Electoral Dysfunction podcast last week when they talked about these issues being the political meat of local elections when it comes to what voters want to talk about on the doorstep.

Police officers who responded to a sword attack in London suffered "horrifically serious injuries" - with one of them having been close to losing her hand, the head of the Metropolitan Police has said.

A dad who suffered a brain injury just days after receiving a British-developed COVID vaccine has told Sky News he would never have had the jab if he had known of the risk of rare but serious side effects.

British actor Arthur Hughes says it's a great step forward to have a disabled character leading the cast in a show that isn't about disability.

It was a rare window into confrontations most have viewed from afar. We were invited on board the Philippine Coastguard Vessel BRP Bagacay.

An Israeli ground offensive in Rafah is "on the immediate horizon", the UN's aid chief has warned, as Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed that his forces "will enter" the southern Gaza city.

The former boss of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange has been jailed for four months for allowing money laundering.

Tory MPs are threatening to rebel over the government's new housing proposals.

Untreated sewage was released into designated shellfish waters for 192,000 hours last year, new research has found.

London must adapt to a "hotter reality" as the number of days over 30C (86F) rises, new research has warned.

UK manufacturing exporters who see leaps in sales to countries friendly with Russia should "raise a red flag", a sanctions expert has told MPs.

Shifting expectations for UK interest rate cuts have contributed to a dip in house price growth, according to a closely watched measure.

A Willy Wonka-inspired experience in Glasgow that reduced children to tears and prompted calls to the police has inspired a similar event in Los Angeles, drawing dozens of curious fans.

Police in Georgia's capital have used water cannon, tear gas and stun grenades against crowds outside the country's parliament protesting against a bill the opposition says aims to crack down on press freedoms.