Buckingham Palace is facing questions about why it won't reveal more about the findings of an investigation into bullying allegations made against the Duchess of Sussex.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's flights for their controversial Caribbean tour cost the taxpayer more than £226,000, royal accounts have shown.

The Prince of Wales had a "very emotional and wonderful" first meeting with his granddaughter Lilibet and a "very special" reunion with grandson Archie, it has been revealed.

The Captain Tom Foundation is being investigated over concerns about the charity's management and independence from the late veteran's family.

"Dirty money" from Russia is still flowing into the UK despite the war in Ukraine, MPs have warned.

More than 450 Ukrainian soldiers have received training in the UK on a range of weapons such as the multiple-launch rocket system - seen as vital in the fight against Russia.

A leading geologist who advised the government on fracking has told Sky News that in his view the UK "could have another go" at the controversial shale gas extraction method, which was suspended indefinitely in 2019 in the UK after exploratory drilling caused a series of earthquakes.

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Businesses in Halesowen are being urged to back a scheme to “open the door to more improvements” in the town.

NHS Blood and Transplant is urgently appealing for people to make an appointment to donate at Birmingham Donor Centre because stock levels have dropped.

Volunteers helped clear more than 50 bags of rubbish from a borough park in an event organised as part of a regional campaign.

Sandwell Council officially handed the keys to the Sandwell Aquatics Centre over to Birmingham 2022 this week, ahead of the Commonwealth Games.

Team England has revealed the Opening Ceremony outfit that its athletes will wear when the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games begin on July 28th.

Artistic Director of Birmingham Rep, Sean Foley has announced two new world premiere comedies set to start the New Year with a bang.

The UK's first female Home Secretary is set to receive an honorary doctorate for exceptional service to the NHS

Proposals for a £20m funding bid by Dudley Council to improve Halesowen’s town centre have been given the thumbs up by local MP, James Morris.

Warner Bros. has defended JK Rowling, contradicting a decision to ban Sky News from asking questions about the Harry Potter author at an event at Warner Studios Tour last week.

R Kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for using his fame to sexually abuse young fans - after coming face to face with some of his victims as they confronted him in court.

"This case is not about a celebrity who likes to party a lot," assistant US attorney Maria Cruz Melendez told the jury on the first day of R Kelly's federal trial in New York. "This case is about a predator."

R Kelly's trial was the culmination of decades of accusations, pointing to a predator hiding in plain sight.

A number of Glastonbury Festival revellers have reported testing positive for COVID-19 in the days after the music event.

Tottenham are hopeful of completing a deal to sign Everton's Richarlison in the next 24 hours.

Romelu Lukaku is officially an Inter Milan player again after completing his season-long loan move from Chelsea, with no obligation to buy.

Ahead of a much-anticipated British GP, Sky Sports F1 commentator David Croft assesses the big talking points, offers his predictions, and explains why he has high hopes of a Mercedes resurgence at Silverstone...

Manchester United are close to agreeing a deal with Barcelona for midfielder Frenkie de Jong.

Thames Water is to tap shareholders for £1.5bn of new equity in an effort to accelerate its transformation plan, months after it was hit by the latest in a string of regulatory fines.

Royal Mail managers have voted to strike in a dispute over what their union describes as an "ill-thought-out redeployment programme".

The pound is heading for its biggest six-month drop against the US dollar since 2016, the year of the Brexit referendum.

Britain's biggest supermarket group Tesco says some Kraft Heinz products are not available in its stores due to a dispute over pricing.

A two-year extension of tariffs on some foreign steel has been revealed by the government in a bid to protect domestic producers, despite pleas from manufacturers for help to grow imports because of a domestic steel shortage.

Gordon Brown has claimed that Britain is "at war with America over Ireland" - amid opposition from US politicians over plans to tear up the Northern Ireland Protocol.

European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic said it was "high time we got Brexit done" as he fired the latest salvo against Boris Johnson's government over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

MPs should not bring babies into the Commons chamber, despite calls from some politicians, a committee has said.

"Dirty money" from Russia is still flowing into the UK despite the war in Ukraine, MPs have warned.

The investigation into whether Boris Johnson deliberately misled parliament over the partygate scandal has begun with a call for evidence - and individuals will be allowed to contribute to the inquiry anonymously.

More than 450 Ukrainian soldiers have received training in the UK on a range of weapons such as the multiple-launch rocket system - seen as vital in the fight against Russia.

The woman whose photograph of her burnt and screaming in pain became the image of the Vietnam War has had her final skin treatment, 50 years after an American bombing raid changed her life forever.

The only surviving member of the group of Islamic State fanatics that terrorised Paris with a series of bombings and shootings has been sentenced to life in prison.

Police have banned public gatherings and suspended internet services in the Indian state of Rajasthan a day after two Muslim men posted a video claiming responsibility for killing a Hindu tailor.

R Kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for using his fame to sexually abuse young fans - after coming face to face with some of his victims as they confronted him in court.

NATO has confirmed that Sweden and Finland will be formally invited to join the military alliance as it announced a "new strategic concept".

This was a bad day for Vladimir Putin and one of his strategic objectives.

There are fears of an agricultural "catastrophe" in Italy after crops were damaged by seawater following the worst drought in 70 years.

The World Health Organization has warned "sustained transmission" of monkeypox worldwide could see the virus begin to move into high-risk groups, like pregnant women, children and immunocompromised people.

Three US tourists found dead at a Sandals resort in the Bahamas last month were killed by carbon monoxide poisoning, police have said.

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Comedian Joe Lycett has revealed he has been investigated by police - after a person who watched one of his tour shows complained over what they deemed to be an offensive joke.

The appearance of an extraordinary spiral of blue light in the sky above New Zealand has prompted amazement among stargazers - and theories ranging from aliens to black holes.

Larry, the Downing Street cat, has made a name for himself after prowling the corridors of power.

A Hampshire wheelie bin has been discovered 1,200 miles away in conflict-torn Ukraine.

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