US election 2020: ‘Knucklehead’ Trump won the rust belt vote, but bitter divisions remain
I remember election night 2016 well. I was in the bar of the Holiday Inn, Johnstown in the heart of the Pennsylvanian rust belt.
Coronavirus: Thousands of jobseekers scammed in surge of fake employment listings
Thousands of jobseekers are being scammed in a surge of fake job adverts, as fraudsters exploit the rise in unemployment.
Too scared to go back inside their homes: Aftermath of Turkey’s deadly earthquake
The neighbourhood of Bayrakli in the Aegean city of Izmir is new compared to the rest of the century-old city.
Exclusive: Damon Albarn on Elton John, Donald Trump and the need for a ‘live music prescription’
Twenty years ago, Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett created a visionary concept: the virtual band.
Exclusive: Damon Albarn on Elton John, Donald Trump and the need for a ‘live music prescription’
Twenty years ago, Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett created a visionary concept: the virtual band.
Nineteen dead and more than 700 injured after earthquake strikes Turkey and Greece
An earthquake has killed at least 19 people and injured 700 in Turkey and on the Greek island of Samos.
Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds to praise NHS staff in first joint TV appearance
Boris Johnson and his fiancee, Carrie Symonds, will praise NHS staff for their "courage and dedication" during the coronavirus pandemic in a message which will be broadcast on Sunday.
Coronavirus: Belgium to enter national lockdown, with non-essential shops shut
Belgium, hit by one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in Europe, has reimposed tight strict lockdown rules across the nation.
Birmingham: Shisha cafe filled with 150 people days after being hit with £10,000 coronavirus fine
A shisha cafe has been closed down after police found about 150 people inside – just days after it was fined £10,000 for breaching coronavirus rules.
‘You shouldn’t be worrying about how you feed your child’: The growing hunger crisis caused by COVID-19
"Every child has the right to be fed," says charity worker Helen Needham as she packs tins and fruit into white plastic bags.