Small pizza chain in London is officially crowned world's best - becoming first British entrant to beat Italians at their own game

The tributes were placed next to the wooden fence of the play area after police announced they had found the body of a child in a nearby pond in Brantham, Suffolk.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's call for an antitrust waiver for AI firms to work together on a safety standard is being met with skepticism in Washington, where policymakers are questioning tech leaders' intentions. Congress has failed repeatedly to pass AI regulations for years, but some lawmakers are balking at the idea of technology companies taking...

Jordan Herrera-Hu was waiting at a bus stop in Hunters Hill on a Sunday when he was punched by an unknown man.

The Bank of England will announced its latest decision at noon, with most analysts betting the base rate will be kept on hold at 3.75 per cent.

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Macklemore, aka Benjamin Haggerty, was dropped from Sheeran's tour after he delivered a politically motivated speech in support of Palestinians.

“It’s laughable. I think we’re all growing weary of the whole debate,” one councillor said.

Napoli on the Road, which has restaurants in Chiswick, Richmond and Soho, became the first British entrant to take the top spot at the prestigious 50 Top Pizza awards.

Buckingham Palace issued an extraordinary statement in response to the explosive new book by Earl Spencer about a devastating row he had with then Prince Charles in the days after Diana died.

Find out why a cancelled women's-only swimming session at a public pool in Melbourne has became the subject of a global social media obsession.

Jonathan Powell is said to have warned action over the occupation of Palestinian land should be held back until after elections in Israel.

Catherine Hitchcock, 49, headmistress of Donhead Preparatory School, which costs £20,000-a-year, caused cyclist Robert Atkinson to fracture his wrists when she pulled into his path.

Jackie O's manager Gemma O'Neill gave an unusual response when we asked her to address rumours Jackie is drinking again. Plus, we reveal insider details about the Karl and Keshnee drama.

Paul Squire, 50, from Askern, Doncaster, was arrested in June at Hong Kong International Airport alongside a Japanese man after they tried to sneak 42kg of the drug into the region.

The shock jock named Australia's largest pharmacy retailer while calling for cocaine to be legalised and supplied through regulated outlets on his new Kyle Sandilands Live show.

Redevelopment plans for one of Melbourne’s biggest public housing towers envision 800 new flats, but it is unclear if any will be public.

Sharangan Maheswaran is a key link to many troubled folk facing this Independent Commission Against Corruption inquiry.

Shadow chancellor Andrew Griffith called for a moratorium on further tax rises, warning they are 'crushing' the economy.

The inquiry was commissioned to investigate alleged war crimes committed by soldiers serving with the SAS in Afghanistan between 2010 and 2013.

Analysis of thousands of forecourt prices found 236 were selling diesel at more than £2 a litre, with a further 633 pricing it at 199.9p.

A couple was flogged 100 times each for adultery under an Indonesian province's strict Sharia laws.

Andy Burnham could slash a further £2.2billion from Britain's bloated benefits bill by limiting disability benefit claims in under-30s to those with the most severe conditions, a report found.

The backdown follows weeks of criticism from veterans, politicians and advocates.

The small single-engine aeroplane crashed high in the mountains near the town of Leukerbad in the southern canton of Valais, Switzerland on Tuesday.

Kevin M. Warsh, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, on Wednesday left open-ended how much more interest rates may have to rise to tame inflation.

Many countries blunted the most painful effects of the energy shock from the war in Iran. But prices remain elevated and risks are multiplying.

The supermarket giant started charging customers more when war broke out in the Middle East to support farmers. Now it and a Woolworths supplier have ended subsidies.

His alcoholism meant people kept him at arm’s length in life, but memories of his charisma still hover.

The announcement left many students on campuses concerned that their plans will be upended.

When you open up the trailer, it's a disgrace,' says Lorenzo Zaccheo, standing in the yard of his international haulage company in Kent, just ten miles from the Channel Tunnel.

The family of a Queensland woman who died in a cliff fall at a popular overseas tourist destination has launched a heartfelt appeal to bring her home.

There were major traffic delays after a car and truck collision that left debris strewn across the eight-lane highway.

Elizabeth Siders, 34, appeared to be cradling a protruding bump under her bright orange prison garb during her court appearance on Wednesday in Ohio.

Osama bin Laden's eldest son faked his death in 2019 with the help of al-Qaeda and a ruthless mafia clan dubbed 'the Sopranos of Afghanistan', according to a new intelligence assessment.

On election day Australians will vote for those offering solutions, not making the most noise.

After a lengthy delay, the federal government has rolled out its migration policy.

An Italian tourist who dined at a café in Venice's famous St Mark's Square was forced to pay extra for background ambient music.

The government has faced an enduring political attack line over yoga teachers. It's not true.

Govt promises to keep negotiating to land new deal with teachers.