Amber Heard was physically and sexually abused by Johnny Depp and suffered PTSD as a result, jurors have been told by an expert psychologist - the first defence witness to take the stand as the actress begins to hit back with her side of the story.
The Home Secretary said work was taking place ‘right now’ on plans to deport people to Rwanda.
Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East MP Stuart McDonald won the private members’ Bill ballot.
The firm’s chief financial officer said it would result in ‘damage’ to shops and high streets
Investigation follows the deaths of at least 12 people kept waiting after emergency calls weren’t answered on time
Ukraine has received roughly $530 million in U.S. and British grants from a fund set up by the World Bank for donations to the Kyiv government in the wake of Russia's invasion, the finance ministry said. The U.S. donated around $500 million and Britain 24 million pounds ($30 million) and the money had now arrived in the state budget, the finance ministry statement late on Thursday said. The U.S. Senate approved nearly $40 billion of additional aid for Ukraine on Thursday, and the Group of Seven advanced economies agreed to provide Ukraine with over $18 billion in funds.
Sue Gray’s long-awaited report expected as soon as next week
Inflation: UK government could do more to tackle issue, says market analyst
Boris Johnson confronted by journalist over Tory party's 'toxic culture'
Dorset Police have issued a CCTV appeal following two thefts from a Bournemouth supermarket.
Johnny Depp’s former friend says Marilyn Manson isn’t to blame for actor’s drug use
Analysis of the faeces found at the site of a prehistoric village near the monument has uncovered evidence of the eggs of parasitic worms.
Ancient faeces found near Stonehenge show its builders may have dined on badly cooked cow offal during epic winter feasts. The bizarre find at Durrington Walls, just 2.8km from the ancient stones in Wiltshire, dates from 2,500 BC, when much of Stonehenge was constructed. This, say a team of archaeologists, suggests the inhabitants feasted on the internal organs of cattle and fed leftovers to their dogs.
Derbyshire potter and publican who reinvented traditional ceramics and founded the Wardlow Mires Pottery and Food festival
Mr Bayoh died on Sunday May 3 2015 after he was detained by officers in Kirkcaldy, Fife.
Adorable footage from Alaska shows three tiny bear cubs as they struggled to follow their mama up a steep hill. One of the little black bears got left behind, but he wouldn't give up and was eventually able to find his own way up the hill.
Stanley Johnson said he was applying for the passport to maintain his ties with the European Union after Brexit
I CANNOT believe the naivety of Iain Macwhirter and Guy Stenhouse in advocating Scotland’s retention of nuclear weapons nor the distasteful language they use in dismissing our First Minister’s speech in Washington as “nonsense” and “twaddle” (Macwhirter, “Somebody remind Sturgeon that Nato is a nuclear alliance”, Stenhouse, “Wishful thinking from SNP won’t keep us safe in a dangerous world”, both May 18).
There were a record 177 billionaires in the country, according to the Sunday Times Rich List.
Yesterday it was announced that inflation has risen to 9% in April, with it rising at the fastest rate in 40 years.
Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall visited ByWard market which is attempting to revive trade following the pandemic.
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