Lucy Letby injected air into two triplet boys on successive days at the Countess of Chester Hospital’s neonatal unit in June 2016 as part of a series of attacks on infants

The vote will make the United Kingdom one of a small handful of nations to allow terminally ill people to end their lives.

Inadequate wages, a dearth of youngsters taking up the profession and the stiff competition from powerlooms mar the once glorious traditional Mangalagiri weavers’ craft

A male student at Hopewell High School in Hanover has been taken into custody by the police in relation to the assault of a schoolmate. The police say the matter remains under investigation. A video of the incident has been making the rounds on...

Bee project appeal for the Dumfries Veterans Garden would benefit the community and help PTSD sufferers

Four and half-hours of debate led to a 55-vote victory for the bll

Diplomats warned Friday of a looming showdown in negotiations to reach the world's first deal to curb plastic pollution, after a new draft text emerged littered with competing visions and ongoing disagreements.

Stone lifting, speed porridge and a haggis ceremony will help to mark the Scottish celebration of Saint Andrew's Day in Dunedin.

Former Chief Justice of Manipur High Court discusses rising violence, ethnic tensions, and challenges in the region post-retirement.

The Manipur government has accused Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma of stoking hatred and division through 'unwarranted comments' and called on him to display 'better statesmanship' by being a 'good neighbour'. In a statement, the Manipur government alleged that Lalduhoma's comments were part of a 'greater agenda' to carve out a Kuki-Chin Christian nation from contiguous areas of Myanmar, India, and Bangladesh. It also warned against any attempt to 'push' illegal Kuki-Chin immigrants from Mizoram into Manipur for land grabbing and the creation of a 'Greater Mizoram.' The Mizoram government could not be reached immediately for comment.

The Gym Crieff has moved into the unit formerly occupied by Tower Bakery.

The Met Police said officers would be 'reaching out to those impacted to personally apologise' after an email sent by the force inadvertently named victims of the Westminster honeytrap scandal

A safety audit did not raise issues of concern - county council

Perthshire North MSP Mr Swinney said the project "represents a significant investment in the future of our young people."

The body worn cameras will help support the safety of frontline officers and capture evidence for victims