Brendan Cole

The future royal Meghan Markle visited the Grenfell Tower site to comfort victims of the tragedy, the Mirror has reported.

Soham murderer Ian Huntley, serving a life sentence for killing schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman in 2002, has spoken of his remorse in a tape leaked to the Sun.

A World War Two bomb has been found near London City Airport leading to its closure and chaos for passengers.

Three Britons were killed after a tourist helicopter crashed in the Grand Canyon, the Foreign Office has said. The four survivors were being treated at a Las Vegas hospital.

British ministers have launched a probe into claims foreign aid officials ignored child abuse claims against officials as Oxfam fights to keep its annual £32m government funding.

London's Met police have refused to release files on the murder probe of Lord Lucan's nanny because the missing earl could still be alive.

Senior Oxfam staff paid Haiti quake survivors to take part in sex orgies, with some feared to be underage, the Times has reported.

Two Isis fighters who were dubbed part of the Beatles have reportedly been captured in Syria. Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh were detained by Kurdish forces.

Billionaire financier George Soros is backing a campaign to overturn Brexit with his links to the group Best for Britain.

Vladimir Putin's business ombudsman Boris Titov has revealed a list of rich Russians who fled to London but want to return to Russia.

Brussels says the UK must submit to EU powers during the Brexit transition period or else face punishments like grounding flights.

The most powerful rocket in the world, the Falcon Heavy has been successfully launched from the Kennedy Space Centre.

The man known as Nick whose claims he was victim of a VIP paedophile ring led to a Met police inquiry has been charged with possession of child abuse images.

Denmark has proposed banning full-face Islamic veils like the niqab and the burqa in public with the justice minister saying they were "incompatible" with Danish values.

The star of Frasier John Mahoney, who played the cranky father of the title character, has died aged 77.

US stocks dropped on the Dow Jones by 1,179 points, the largest one-day points fall on record with investors spooked by a

Transport secretary Chris Grayling says the huge losses suffered by the East Coast railway could mean it gets renationalised.

Seven swans from the Queen's flock are feared to have died from H5N6 avian influenza as experts from Defra check to see the bird flu has not spread.

Brexit 'war cabinet' will try to end Tory turmoil with an 11-strong group due to meet this week to iron out party differences.

A clampdown on Russian oligarchs in Britain has led many to ask the Kremlin if they can return to Russia without being arrested.

Sex and the City star Kim Cattrall said her brother Christopher, 55, had died unexpectedly and asked for

Transport minister Jesse Norman will launch consultation on tougher new measures to crack down on emission cheating carmakers.

Police have named actor Robert Wagner as a person of interest in a probe into the death of his wife Natalie Wood in 1981.

Ayesha Tariq, 19, said she was too "ashamed" to tell her family about her pregnancy. Her baby was found dead in a shoebox.

Head of Ofsted Amanda Spielman says religious extremists use schools to 'indoctrinate' children and narrow their horizons.

A respected Tory MP says he is on the brink of quitting in protest at the leadership of Theresa May which could set a chain reaction of colleagues and lead to her ousting.

The Ministry of Defence has 'unaffordable' plans for new warships, jets and submarines after a £20bn black hole was found in its finances.

A YouGov poll has showed that Ruth Davison is most popular Tory and Sir Nicholas Soames is said to be ready to stand aside as an MP so she can run.

The Kremlin list to name and shame Russians with links with Vladimir Putin was binned for a Forbes list of the country's richest people, which includes Roman Abramovich.