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If you think it is pensions, investments and jobs that matter most in all this, think again.

E.coli has been traced in multiple water samples from the stretch of the River Thames that will host the famous Boat Race on Sunday, campaigners say.

"Liberation Day" just gave way to Capitulation Day.

The government will fund any further local inquiries into the grooming gangs scandal that are deemed necessary, Sir Keir Starmer has said.

A grief-stricken family has told Sky News they want "someone to take accountability" for the death of Lewis Stone, a retired butcher who was killed by a secure psychiatric unit patient released 10 days earlier.

Astro Bot was the big winner at this year's BAFTA Games Awards, taking home five prizes, including the coveted best game.

Profits at Tesco have increased by hundreds of millions in the year it announced 400 job losses and criticised the cost of additional taxes on employers.

Along the thin strip of beach and woodland known as the Vistula Spit which marks the northernmost demarcation between Poland and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, there is not much in the way of a border.

The King and Queen have had a private meeting with the Pope at the Vatican.

"All options" remain on the table over the future of British Steel, the chancellor has said, as fears mount over the company's plant in Scunthorpe.

More military support for Ukraine will be announced on Friday as the UK and its allies "must step up support", the defence secretary said.

A host of local and mayoral elections will be taking place across England on Thursday 1 May - the first voting day since the general election last year.

Ballerina Ksenia Karelina - jailed in Russia after giving £40 to a charity supporting Ukraine - has been released as part of a prisoner swap deal with the US.

A new Universal theme park in Bedfordshire has been confirmed on what Sir Keir Starmer hailed as a "momentous" day for the UK.

Chalk this one up to the bond vigilantes.

A number of people have been arrested after 300 litres of blood-red dye was dumped into a pond outside the US embassy in London in protest against America's sale of arms to Israel.

The latest US-Russia prisoner swap is a further sign of the thawing relations between Moscow and Washington, but I think it's also an indication of how slow things are moving.

Elected councillors must "do what they need to do" to serve the people, Kemi Badenoch said after she suggested Reform and the Tories could form alliances at a local level.

It's been a rollercoaster few days on global financial markets, but now, with President Donald Trump having paused his "retaliatory" tariffs, the situation seems to be stabilising.