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Labour will launch a new version of its telephone canvassing app this week, with game-like "badges" to motivate its youthful supporters, who are being billed by campaign group Momentum as "an army of phonebankers".

E-cigarettes are so dangerous and addictive governments should consider banning vaping, cardiologists have warned.

A "unicorn" dog with an extra tail on its face has gone viral after being rescued from the streets.

England manager Gareth Southgate accepts Raheem Sterling may have "the hump" following the fall-out from his row with Joe Gomez.

Another Islamic State (IS) terrorist attack in a Western city is "expected" because of the West's inaction and indifference in the region, the top Kurdish commander in Syria has warned.

President Donald Trump was allegedly overheard asking about "investigations" he wanted Ukraine to pursue, a senior diplomat has told the impeachment inquiry.

Boris Johnson is back on the campaign trail after a one-day break with a speech in which he will call for the end of "groundhoggery" on Brexit and make a lewd attack on Jeremy Corbyn.

Manchester City's Bernardo Silva has been handed a one-match ban and a £50,000 fine from the FA for his controversial tweet to Benjamin Mendy.

Jeremy Corbyn has rowed back on his pledge not to call another Scottish independence referendum in his first term if he becomes prime minister.

The army has arrived to help with severe flooding in South Yorkshire as Boris Johnson was accused of doing nothing to help flood victims.

Royal Mail has won a court order to block a union ballot that could have resulted in strike action during the election and run-up to Christmas.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not spend Christmas with the Queen at Sandringham, a spokesperson for the couple has told Sky News.

The news that Alex Albon has retained his Red Bull seat for 2020 was not unexpected.

Two people have reportedly died as Venice was hit by its highest tide in more than 50 years, leaving much of the Italian city under water.

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is returning to the game as FIFA's new chief of global football development.

The general election campaign is now well into its second week. Here's what happened on Wednesday.

The pain in the retail sector is being felt in all sorts of places.

An alleged serial rapist told a police officer "if you had caught me for the first two, the rest of this wouldn't have happened", a court has heard.

A young pregnant firefighter has defended her decision to continue fighting bushfires raging across Australia, saying: "I don't care if you don't like it."

When Ryan Harrington toed the oche in Wigan last Monday he can barely have imagined that one week later he'd be taking in the applause of the Wolverhampton crowd alongside proud father Rod in front of the Sky Sports cameras.

Further clashes have erupted across Hong Kong a day after leader Carrie Lam called pro-democracy protesters the "enemy of the people".

In his 78th year, Bill Kimberley no doubt speaks for many in Bolsover.

The Queen's former press secretary says a storyline in the third series of The Crown alluding to a relationship between the Queen and her horse training manager is "absolute nonsense".