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A famed "emotional support" alligator has gone missing while on a trip with its owner after being targeted by suspected pranksters.

The Chinese state has hacked the Ministry of Defence, Sky News understands.

The boss of P&O Ferries - known for its fire-and-rehire of nearly 800 workers - has said he could not live on the less than £5-per-hour some of his staff are paid.

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps has confirmed the name of the contractor running the Ministry of Defence's payroll system that was hacked by China.

Porn star Stormy Daniels has described to jurors an awkward and unexpected sexual encounter she claims she had with Donald Trump in 2006.

A "nationwide issue" with e-gates at airports has been resolved after causing travel chaos across the country, the Home Office has said.

The Russian state has been making more money from its oil and gas industry in the past three months than in any comparable period since the early days of the Ukraine invasion, it has emerged.

Vladimir Putin has thanked soldiers "fighting for our motherland" in Ukraine - as he was sworn in as Russian president for a fifth time.

TikTok is suing the US government over a law that seeks to force the app's Chinese owner ByteDance to sell it within nine months or ban its use in America.

Pubs will be able to extend their opening hours to 1am if England or Scotland make it to the Euro 2024 semi-finals this summer.

There are moments, more than others, that scream the humiliation of it all.

Social media platforms must do more to stop their algorithms from recommending harmful content to children, Ofcom has said.

John Swinney has been legally sworn in as Scotland's seventh first minister.

Scientists using artificial intelligence to decode the sounds made by sperm whales believe their calls are so complex they are similar to human language.

Experts have hailed a "critical turning point" as renewable power generated a record-breaking 30% of the world's electricity last year, new data has found.

Former Tory immigration minister Robert Jenrick has called for the Home Office to be split in two as part of a 30-point plan to curb migration.