This year's Sleep Out has raised almost £24,000 so far for the Sanctuary Trust.

Men have come together for White Ribbon Day, an internationally-recognised campaign to show their commitment towards ending the violence experienced by women and girls.

Lower speed limits apply on several roads in Jersey from today (25 November).

Theo Curle and Alexander Murray campaigned for their school, Blanchelande College, to plant a tree to symbolise the importance of protecting the planet.

Taxi fares in Guernsey rise from today (25 November). Environment & Infrastructure estimates it will put 40p on an average, two mile, daytime journey.

Guernsey Police have released an image of a person they would like to speak to about an attack on Northside Chip Shop.

Two Britons are believed to be among more than a dozen people missing after a boat sank in the Red Sea off the Egyptian coast.

A 22-year-old man has been arrested after an eight-year-old girl and a man were seriously injured in a shooting in west London.

The father of murdered beautician Elle Edwards "felt sick" after finding out her killer's co-defendant is being released early as part of a government scheme.

Luke Littler faces a potential showdown against Fallon Sherrock at the Paddy Power World Darts Championship, while Luke Humphries will begin his title defence against Thibault Tricole or Joe Comito.

Jamie Carragher is "very disappointed" with Mohamed Salah's Liverpool contract comments, branding them "selfish".

Gary Neville has questioned the hunger and appetite of the Manchester United players following their 1-1 draw with Ipswich - but admits the performance was in keeping with the past two-and-a-half years.

There will be no more tax rises or borrowing for the duration of this government's term, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said.

Barclays has been fined £40m over capital raising that averted its need for taxpayer aid during the 2008 financial crisis.

Tax rises announced during the recent budget will hit businesses rather than encourage growth, the head of one of the UK's most prominent business groups has warned.

Ed Sheeran has apologised to Manchester United's new manager for interrupting him during a live Sky Sports interview.

Kate Nash says selling photos of her bottom on the X-rated site OnlyFans has allowed her to add an extra crew member to her tour staff.

A prop gravestone for Charles Dickens's character Ebenezer Scrooge which appeared in the 1984 film A Christmas Carol has been destroyed.

There will be no more tax rises or borrowing for the duration of this government's term, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said.

Sir Keir Starmer has ruled out an early general election after a petition calling for a second vote reached two million signatures.

The Labour MP behind the assisted dying bill said she has "no doubts" about its safeguards after a minister warned it would lead to a "slippery slope" of "death on demand".

Two Britons are believed to be among more than a dozen people missing after a boat sank in the Red Sea off the Egyptian coast.

Twelve British soldiers were injured in a major traffic pile-up in Estonia, close to the border with Russia, local media have reported.

A motion has been filed to drop the charges against Donald Trump of plotting to overturn the 2020 US presidential election result.

Microsoft has said it has started to "deploy a fix" after users reported problems with Outlook and Teams.

The UK is in a "new AI arms race" with countries like Russia and North Korea, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster will say on Monday.  

A so-called "mini moon" that has been floating round Earth for two months will soon disappear. 

Ed Sheeran has apologised to Manchester United's new manager for interrupting him during a live Sky Sports interview.

A cat had to be freed from a drainpipe by firefighters after getting stuck in the middle of wriggling through.

A banana duct-taped to a wall has sold for $6.2m (£4.9m) at an auction in New York.