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Demarai Gray's injury-time strike earns Everton a first win in nine games with a stunning comeback against Arsenal.

An accuser says the socialite suggested she dress up to serve tea to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Hollywood legend Mel Brooks discusses love, life and bad taste as his autobiography is published.

Trade union Usdaw said 5,000 members at nine warehouses across the country will take industrial action.

National League side Boreham Wood defeat local rivals St Albans City to set up an FA Cup third-round meeting with AFC Wimbledon.

Watch as this survivor describes how he escaped the deadly Mt Semeru eruption in Indonesia.

National League leaders Chesterfield will visit last season's runners-up Chelsea in the third round of the FA Cup, while Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa travel to Manchester United.

The new variant is spreading in multiple regions of England, the health secretary says.

The investigation focuses on the six-year-old tortured and killed by his father and stepmother.

The White House says no US diplomats will attend the games in China, over human rights concerns.

Watch Amelie Osborn-Smith describe the moment she was bitten and her relief that she won't lose her foot.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.

"Last time I did this I cried," said the head of the online mortgage lender laying off 15% of his staff.

In a move that will affect the whole taxi industry, a judge has ruled Uber must make contracts with its customers.

The UK has placed travel restrictions on arrivals from Nigeria and several other African countries - are they fair?

The men took photos of the bodies of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman instead of guarding the scene.

Thorbjorn Olesen "grabbed and rubbed the breast" of a woman and urinated in the aisle during a flight in 2019, a court is told.

The impotence pill could have effects in the brain that may help fight dementia, say US researchers.

The musician, who toured with Elton John in the 1970s, died after a short illness, his family say.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says talks are ongoing with Mohamed Salah over a new contract and is optimistic the forward will sign a new deal.