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The Mail on Sunday can rely on a biography in its defence for publishing a private letter to her father.

Armenia says one of its fighter jets was shot down by Turkey and the pilot killed.

Boris Johnson apologises after failing to clarify the detail of new tighter coronavirus restrictions.

Face-to-face lessons could end early so students have time to isolate ahead of Christmas break.

Ryan Fraser and Ryan Porteous are named in a 26-man Scotland squad for the Euro 2020 play-off semi final against Israel at Hampden next week.

New director general Tim Davie also says he will "take people off Twitter" if necessary.

The man left several negative reviews which the hotel says are untrue and damage its reputation.

Former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer looks at five lessons we can learn from the Russian GP.

Underwater footage appears to show an unrecorded four-metre (13ft) hole in the ferry's hull.

She joins the ITV celebrity skating show and speaks about her row with Coleen Rooney.

A first test flight has been carried out in the Lake District.

First Minister Arlene Foster says the rule will be enforced and there can be "no exceptions".

Essex say there needs to be more education on diversity after Muslim player, Feroze Khushi, was sprayed with alcohol during celebrations.

Officials in England say there will be enough stock to protect the vulnerable, but some will have to wait.

The British actress says Boseman took a pay cut in order to raise her salary on the film 21 Bridges.

People face a maximum £6,400 fine for mixing indoors, but council bosses say more detail is needed.

The Finnish firm will become the largest provider of base stations and antennas to EE's network.

The kit means a paramedic can "fly" up a fell in 90 seconds rather than go 30 minutes by foot.

The 19-year-old woman died after fighting for her life in a hospital for two weeks.

The baker is consulting with its 25,000 staff to minimise cuts by putting people on fewer hours.