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Three offshore patrol vessels (OPVs), responsible for protecting Britain's coastline, will be withdrawn by 2028, followed by five minehunters by 2031.

Only Fools and Horses fans have praised The Lost Archive documentary which aired on Tuesday night as they enjoyed a trip down memory lane and reminisced on the 'genius' show.  

Harry and Meghan appear to be caught in the middle of the streamer's brutal cost-cutting drive, with an insider claiming bosses have concluded viewers will not subscribe 'to see a Meghan show'.

Shirley Ballas is reportedly set to imminently appear as a guest judge on Dancing With The Stars - amid fears from BBC bosses that all four Strictly judges are set to quit.

Ndala was spotted with her newborn son on October 6 at the Virunga National Park in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The Oscar-winning actress has strenuously denied allegations leveled by Martinez that she abused their 13-year-old son Maceo.

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At an afterparty celebrating the extravaganza, Jenner slipped into a second sparkling bra that resembled the lingerie she wore on the catwalk.

Government data revealed 16.9 million fines were dished out in the last year to the end of March - an increase of 96.5 per cent since 2021/22.

Fed-up villagers in Bibury, Gloucestershire, say they are being driven to despair by hordes of visitors who appear to believe their historic homes are part of a Disney-style attraction.

Delivering his closing Prosecutor Nicholas Lumley KC questioned whether Carla Georgescu 'paid' with her life because she 'dared to say no' to Nathan Owens, 34. before he allegedly killed her.

In a disturbing trend plaguing Britain's backyards, animals are being swiped by opportunistic thieves on the hunt for a quick profit - with peaceful suburbia as much of a target as cities.

Hok Seng Ling, 48, was ordered to surrender the money after admitting his role in the biggest money laundering scam in British history.

Vinnie Jones has revealed he had a tearful reunion with The Gentlemen director Guy Richie on set after they didn't speak for 10 years due to a fall out.

The independent review into antisemitism in English schools, due to be published tomorrow, was set up after a Jewish MP was stopped from visiting pupils in Bristol.

The Duke of Sussex, who has not spoken to his brother for four years, said he wants to 'work it out' with his older sibling.

From its sparkling table decorations to the Omani-inspired cocktails and royal guest list, Charles's state banquet at Windsor Castle on Tuesday night was fit for a king.

He fully admitted the latest Take That tour had taken it out of him. But even onlookers were surprised to see Gary Barlow looking so tired and drawn as he stepped out for lunch this week

Ukraine says it carried out the world's first evacuation of a wounded soldier by aerial drone, using a heavy-lift hexacopter after enemy drones and landmines made conventional ground evacuation too dangerous. NBC News reports: Shared by the 92nd Separate Assault Brigade on Monday, the video shows the soldier strapping himself into a large drone and being flown at what appears to be relatively low altitude over blurred-out territory. The drone carefully lowers him, and the drone operator greets him with "Welcome back to the ground!" The video also shows blurred faces of drone operators who carried out the mission. The post said the unidentified infantryman was wounded at his position. "Due to intense enemy drone activity and the presence of landmines, evacuation using conventional unmanned ground vehicles was impossible," the brigade said. "At that point, the specialists in our unit took it upon themselves to attempt something that had never been done before: evacuating a serviceman using an aerial drone," it added. The craft was a heavy-lift hexacopter, it said, originally designed as a bomber by a Ukrainian manufacturer. It looks about twice the size of the soldier in the video. The specialists working on the mission had to ensure the drone could carry a human being without flipping over or swaying excessively, according to the unit.

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In a last-ditch pre-Budget plea, Confederation of British Industry chief Rain Newton-Smith argues that such a move would hurt Britain's competitiveness.