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James Gunn has been sacked as director of Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol 3 after old tweets emerged where he joked about paedophilia and rape.

Margaret Thatcher's husband Denis vetted a celebrity guest list for a showbusiness reception planned at Downing Street, newly released documents show.

Andrew Lincoln, star of The Walking Dead, has announced he will leave the show after the next series.

Liam Gallagher appears to have put an end to any hope of an Oasis reunion just 15 hours after suggesting it should happen.

Theresa May will throw down the gauntlet to Brussels by demanding the EU "evolve their position" on Brexit, while declaring MPs will veto the bloc's proposed Irish border solution.

Tommy Fleetwood and Rory McIlroy are well placed to break the American stranglehold on the majors, but it is Zach Johnson and Kevin Kisner who lead going into the weekend of The 147th Open.

The EU's chief negotiator has hinted Brussels is anticipating further changes to Theresa May's Brexit blueprint, amid a febrile atmosphere within the prime minister's party over her handling of Britain's departure.

The brother of a man poisoned by the nerve agent novichok has told Sky News he is surprised by his family member's recovery.

Smart meters will cut energy bills by just £11 a year - and more than half "go dumb" and stop working when switching suppliers - politicians have warned.

The brother of a man poisoned by the nerve agent novichok has told Sky News he is surprised by his family member's recovery.

Leaked minutes of Theresa May's Chequers summit two weeks ago reveal Andrea Leadsom said she "hated" the prime minister's Brexit compromise and claimed it betrayed the result of the EU referendum.

Margaret Thatcher's husband Denis vetted a celebrity guest list for a showbusiness reception planned at Downing Street, newly released documents show.

South Korea's "first dog" has become the furry face of a campaign to discourage the consumption of dog meat in the country.

Southgate underground station has been renamed after England's World Cup manager.

A man serving a life sentence without parole after being convicted of two murders is running for a US Senate seat.

Donald Trump said he is "ready to go" with tariffs on an additional $500bn of imports from China. 

The group behind some of Britain's biggest exhibitions and events venues has hired bankers to oversee an £800m auction that will generate unprecedented windfalls for its private equity backers.

Low-cost airline Ryanair has cancelled 24 flights after a quarter of its Irish pilots went on strike.

The government has lost more than £600m in revenue from selling student loans "too cheaply," the National Audit Office (NAO) has said.