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Worldwide brand with 'cult following' confirms Liverpool ONE site

The brand has had the stamp of approval from Molly-Mae, Florence Pugh and Lily James

Fire breaks out at industrial unit in West Sussex village

Firefighters have been called to a blaze at an industrial unit in a West Sussex village this evening (Friday, October 23).

Fireworks cancelled and sport hit as NI put on alert for strong winds from Storm Boelo

Fireworks cancelled and sport hit after NI put on alert for strong winds as Storm Boelo sweeps in

Andy Burnham defends Celebrity Gogglebox appearance after being accused of dodging 'difficult' work

The Prime Minister is set to appear on a celebrity episode of the popular Channel 4 series on Friday night

Pedestrian dies after being hit by lorry as Aberdeen street shut for six hours

Images taken at the scene show police tape cordoning off the area with a number of police and Scottish Ambulance Service vehicles blocking off the street.

Will Jacks: Next matches like mini World Cup for England after Sri Lanka shock

Harry Brook scored a record-breaking double century but Sri Lanka overhauled England’s 429 total from the penultimate ball

FTSE 100 slips as oil price hits five-month high

Oil and gas prices have risen strongly this week, adding to worries about high inflation weighing on economic growth around the world.

Police give major update on Plymouth Hoe murder investigation

A man was found partially in a wheelie bin

Plans for new homes in Angmering are submitted

Plans to build eight new homes at Avenals Farm in Angmering have been submitted to Arun District Council.

Four men deny threats to kill Sayers family after hearse driven onto football pitch

It is claimed a hearse was driven onto the pitch at Dunston displaying posters of John Henry Sayers, Stephen Sayers, Michael Sayers and another man, with the words 'soon to be deceased'

Man charged over 'drive-by shooting' on quiet Aberdeen street

A 38-year-old man has since been arrested and charged in connection.

The £1.79 trick to keep your phone secure following global cyber security risk

This week Cloudflare, a company responsible for a significant portion of internet services around the world, noted that it detected millions of hacking attempts on various online services that used the PHP programming l…

Drivers braced to face delays as £12m Vauxhall roadworks scheme begins

The project will also include the installation of a segregated cycle lane

PSNI appealing for information after viral video shows north Belfast drug feud

Southwell Minster could close due to £20 million repairs backlog and 'exhausted' finances

The minster has a history dating back over 1,000 years, but is now suffering from 'decades of underinvestment'

Drive-by shooter jailed for 33 years after gunning down teenager

Seeraj Ayub, 25, shot 19-year-old Ali Riyan in Alderson Road, Washwood Heath, at around 10.15pm on October 19, 2024

Rare bush cricket conservation near Bognor gets £1,500 boost from housing developers

A conservation charity has received £1,500 to help monitor one of Britain’s rarest crickets, with funding linked to a new housing development near Bognor

Experts warn of ‘real’ risk of turkey shortage this Christmas

About 30,000 birds will need to be culled following the outbreak in Northumberland and experts warn it was likely cases will rise

Man United's '90s retro shirt plummets from £90 to £20 ahead of Black Friday

Manchester United fans can get more than £70 off an iconic adidas jersey worn when Alex Ferguson's side lifted the European Cup Winners' Cup

M42 motorway closures scrapped due to strong winds as new dates issued

The major HS2-related works had been due to shut stretches of the M42 from 9pm tonight

Storm Austen: Van damaged by fallen tree in Crawley

A van was crushed by a fallen tree in a Crawley street today (Friday, October 23), as Storm Austen batters Sussex.

Why Weir Wood cannot rescue Ardingly Reservoir during drought crisis

Southern Water has responded to claims regarding Weir Wood reservoir during the Sussex drought

Homes in Calderdale village greenlit despite flood and 'raw sewage' fears

Calderdale Council's Planning Committee has approved in principle seven to nine new homes on a strip of grazing land despite 39 letters of objection over flooding concerns.