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Unwary travellers returning from the EU risk having their sandwiches and local delicacies, such as cheese, confiscated as they enter the UK.

Millions of viewers are expected to tune in to one of TV's unlikely hits over the next few weeks, as herds of moose make their annual spring migration toward summer grazing pastures.

An alleged attack by the Manchester Arena bomb plotter on prison officers at a high-security jail "will stick with" those impacted "for the rest of their lives", a former officer and colleague of the victims has said.

Vladimir Putin has announced a 30-hour "Easter truce" in Ukraine - but Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russian attacks are continuing hours after it was due to begin.

Alex Garland says while it's "the most obvious statement about life on this planet" that the world would be a better place without war, it "doesn't mean it should never happen", and there are "circumstances in which war is required".

Social media influencers are fuelling a rise in misogyny and sexism in the UK's classrooms, according to teachers.

Police are investigating after statues were targeted with graffiti as thousands of trans rights activists demonstrated in central London.

"Return hubs" that would see Britain send failed asylum seekers to another country have been endorsed by the UN's refugee agency.

An ancient oak tree thought to be more than 400 years old has been cut down in what has been called a "depressing" and "devastating" incident in north London.

Well it is something, but it's by no means everything - a ceasefire for 30 hours, not 30 days.

US stock markets suffered more significant losses on Wednesday, with stocks in leading AI chipmakers slumping after firms said new restrictions on exports to China would cost them billions.

The ripping up of the trade rule book caused by President Trump's tariffs will slow economic growth in some countries, but not cause a global recession, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.

Free breakfast clubs will launch at 750 schools across England next week, but teachers have warned government funding will fall short of the cost.

A teacher who was upskirted by a pupil says women are being "specifically targeted" by misogynistic attitudes being expressed in classrooms.

Benjamin Netanyahu has said he has instructed Israel's military to intensify pressure on Hamas after the Palestinian militant group rejected a temporary truce proposal.

Two Britons killed in a cable car crash near Naples have been named by Italian media.

Birmingham band UB40 say the city's striking bin workers and their union should "keep fighting" in their dispute over pay.

The health secretary is taking inspiration from Japan in his bid to change how Britons are treated by the NHS.

Ed Miliband has accused Nigel Farage of peddling "nonsense and lies" about the government's commitment to net zero, as the Reform UK leader said the issue could become the "new Brexit".

US vice president JD Vance has met with Pope Francis.

A man wrongly deported to El Salvador was "traumatised" by his time at a notorious mega-prison, a US senator has said, as the Supreme Court blocks new deportations of Venezuelan migrants.

London-born teenager Carlo Acutis is about to become the first millennial saint, almost 20 years after his death.

Robots have raced against humans in a half-marathon for the first time.

Inflation fell more than expected and for the second month in a row, official figures show.

Post Office auditor and big four accounting firm EY is being investigated by the industry's regulator.

Emmanuel Macron will reportedly be given a state visit to the UK before Donald Trump's expected visit in September.