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South Africa was under a declared state of national disaster on Thursday as the death toll from floods caused by severe rains in the Eastern Cape region rose to 92.

Oldham Athletic are going up, but the mileage is coming down. Latics clocked up 7,170 miles from their away games in the regular 2024/25 season - not counting the extra trips for cup competitions, ...

The Ministry of Justice said this is the first time a direct link has been drawn between increased violence behind bars and the overcrowding crisis.

Police have asked for help from the public to find a man with links to Oldham who is wanted back in prison. The force is looking to find 33-year-old Terence Moulton who is wanted on recall to prison.

Hurricane Erick has formed in the Pacific Ocean on a forecast track to bring heavy rain, strong winds, storm surge and possible mudslides to southern coastal Mexico, the US National Hurricane Centre ...

An Oldham man was the accountant and courier for a group supplying large amounts of Class A drug around the country ...

The Justice Secretary has described measures proposing to decriminalise abortion as “extreme” as she outlined her opposition ahead of a vote by MPs. Amendments likely to be debated on Tuesday are ...

Work to get US tariffs on UK steel removed will go on in the coming “days, weeks and months”, the Transport Secretary has said, after a deal was finalised that left the future of those levies up in ...

Banking on Climate Chaos report found a shift in direction after fossil fuel financing had been decreasing over the previous four years.

The Spanish parent firm of TSB has said it is considering the sale of the UK high street bank. Banco Sabadell, which is currently seeking to defend itself from being taken over by a major rival, said ...

The Duchess of Sussex said the April launch of her As Ever products, including jam and herbal tea, had been ‘absolutely extraordinary’.