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Police are offering a £20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Abdul Shokoor Ezedi.

England need 332 more runs to beat India in the second Test in Visakhapatnam, with nine wickets in hand after Ben Duckett falls late on day three.

It remains difficult to comprehend what we witnessed in Cardiff on Saturday evening as Wales almost achieved a Six Nations miracle against Scotland.

A 39-year-old man is arrested following the death in the Essex village of Jaywick on Saturday.

Officials have warned the death toll is likely to rise as rescue teams reach the hardest hit areas.

First minister says the executive faces big challenges after two years without devolved government.

US Open champion Wyndham Clark storms into the lead in the Pebble Beach Pro-Am thanks to a stunning 12-under-par second round.

So much could have gone wrong for England but they tried to be more expansive against Italy and will definitely improve against Wales, says Matt Dawson.

Scarlett Jenkinson, who killed Brianna, had watched videos of violence and torture on the dark web.

The home secretary said the law would punish activists "insulting those who paid the ultimate price".

The world leader revealed his cancer diagnosis to the public last month.

In what appeared to be a victory statement, Mr Biden pledged to make Donald Trump a "loser".

Council officials want to see the infamous ford permanently closed on safety grounds.

Macky Sall says the row over who has been barred from the presidential poll could harm the ballot.

Germany's growth is being held back by the twin shocks of expensive energy and higher interest rates.

President Nayib Bukele is far ahead of rivals in polls - but not all voters are convinced.

The former Pakistan PM's party believes new tactics can help it win elections despite a crackdown.

Labour aims for an election comeback from one seat in Scotland, the BBC's Nick Eardley writes.

The world's richest man is betting heavily on his brain chip, but he has ground to make up.

Russian prisoners released to fight in Ukraine are no longer offered a presidential pardon and face stricter conditions.