Police arrested 11 people in Manchester city centre as violence breaks out between far-right protesters and counter-demonstrators.
Supporters of the far-right group Britain First met outside Piccadilly station from 12pm ahead of a 'march for remigration and mass deportations'.
President Donald Trump has hiked worldwide tariffs to 15 percent after the Supreme Court ruled his reciprocal tax plan was unconstitutional.
Infuriated by the high court's ruling, Trump on Friday ordered an immediate 10 percent tariff on all imports, in addition to any existing tariffs, citing a different law as the basis.
BrewDog's founder is to plough £10million of his own money into a rescue bid to save the troubled brewery after it was put up for sale amid years of losses.
James Watt, who calls himself the 'world's worst boss' and is married to reality TV star Georgia Toffolo, is assembling financial backing from external investors to buy back the Scottish brewer.
Defence Minister Luke Pollard has become the first senior Minister to back calls for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be removed from the line of succession as police continue to search the Royal Lodge.
A convoy of unmarked police vehicles arrived at the gates to Royal Lodge in Windsor Great Park, Andrew's former home, this morning as searches are expected to continue over the weekend and into Monday.
The family of a murdered Ohio teacher is speaking out after her former American Idol contestant husband was charged with her murder.
Ashley Flynn, 37, was allegedly shot dead by Caleb Flynn, 39, at their Tipp City home in the early hours of February 16.
A senior police detective who was among the first responding to the London Bridge terrorist attack has been sacked for using the word 'pikey' in messages sent about Gypsy, Roma and Traveller people.
Detective Constable Mark Luker of British Transport Police (BTP) rushed to the scene after three terrorists deliberately drove a van into pedestrians walking over London Bridge, before fleeing to Borough Market and stabbing innocent bystanders, in June 2017.
Scottish police officers are struggling to cope with horrific daily scenes like murder, child abuse and car crashes due to the constant strain on the force, according to rank-and-file representatives.
The Scottish Police Federation (SPF), which represents frontline officers, said the pressure officers are under combined with a lack of support is having a disastrous impact on them and their loved ones.
Police forces across Britain have been accused of turning a blind eye to sharia courts after figures revealed just three per cent of honour crimes were prosecuted last year.
The distressing data shows that the police have repeatedly failed to prosecute and prevent honour-based abuse such as forced marriages, honour killings and female genital mutilation.
The owner of the dog who gatecrashed a Winter Olympics ski race only realised he had escaped their flat when she saw him sprinting across the finish line on TV.
Alice Varesco, 35, a former Olympic skier who now works in trade marketing, told the Daily Mail she could hardly believe her eyes when she spotted two-year-old Nazgul barrelling through the women’s team cross-country skiing qualifying round.
A German publishing group which supports a united Europe has launched a bid to buy the Eurosceptic Telegraph newspaper.
Axel Springer is backing an attempt by Dovid Efune, the owner of US news website the New York Sun, to strike a last-minute deal to purchase the historic British broadsheet - despite negotiations being at an advanced stage for DMGT, the owners of the Daily Mail and The Mail on Sunday, to acquire the title.
The Supreme Court's landmark ruling striking down Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs could lead to significant savings for Americans.
Consumers could see relief across a range of everyday goods, including household supplies, furniture, bedding, glassware and tableware.
