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Ministers declare war on an 'industry of dither and delay' as consultations, legal caution, and judicial reviews get the chop

Theatre bosses have toned down one of Fagin's most explosive scenes in Sir Cameron Mackintosh's production of Oliver! after deciding the villain is too frightening for modern family audiences.

Auf Wiedersehen, Pet star Georgina Lightning has died aged 63. 

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are thought to be concerned that the timing of the announcement may be linked to a crucial meeting about their security.

Bernie Ecclestone says Portuguese police subjected him to 'wall-to-wall aggravation' after he was stopped at an airport for illegally carrying a shotgun.

Harriet Sperling has quickly built a stylish repertoire since marrying Peter Phillips and officially joining the royal family.

The incident occurred on the first day back after the summer break

A manhunt has been launched for two women and a man who fled the scene of a hit-and-run crash near Edinburgh Airport that left a man dead.

While the current model is Britain's cheapest electric car at £11,990, the all-new Spring, which will be built in Slovenia, is expected to start from around £18,000.

It was a coach trip down to Margate over 20million Only Fools And Horses fans will remember fondly.

Melting Arctic glaciers are creating a 'doom loop' by flushing ancient methane out from the rocks beneath the ice, a study has found.

A housebound and partially blind 83-year-old pensioner has been hauled into court after failing to tax her late husband's car while grieving his death.

The increasing noise and traffic at Jamei Mosque in Winton, Bournemouth, are causing tensions to arise between worshippers and local residents, who are now fighting plans to expand the site.

A global study has ranked 20 of the most popular EV models by how well their batteries have held up, providing an indication of what owners can expect from these vehicles.

Salma Hayek stripped down for a nude swim and revealed she was 'grateful' on Monday as she marked her 60th birthday.

It represents the end of an era after 17 years with Standard Chartered, with the branding on the kits of the men's, women's and academy teams changing from the start of next season.

Scientists from Flinders University have warned that flushing toilets can release particles into the surrounding air, at heights corresponding to adults' 'breathing zones'.

Cross-government plan combines civil ambitions with an increasingly military view of orbit

Footage shows a man and woman parking a black Vauxhall people carrier by the side of a road in the village of Astley, Warwickshire, on May 30.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: One third of the 1,500-bike fleet of Forest bikes in Richmond, west London , will be fitted with five-digit ID codes in a bid to make it easier to identify riders.