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Flavio Bolsonaro has called himself the "leader of Brazil" - despite losing the presidential election.

Andy Burnham says that an "honest discussion" is needed about readopting the EU's free movement rules.

Nicki Minaj said Donald Trump "has given us a future to look forward to" as she joined the US president on stage at a rally in Michigan.

Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic, the company behind the popular Claude chatbot, has filed papers to sell shares to the public for the first time.

A man who stabbed 10 people on a train heading to London asked one passenger "do you want to die?", a court has heard.

Chancellor John Healey has unveiled the long-anticipated budget, the first for Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

They looked like a modern-day Morecambe and Wise. But at least they weren't sharing a bed like the famous comic duo.

Police have closed the investigation into Hayden Panettiere's death after a post-mortem found she died accidentally.

Owners of Apple's first foldable iPhone have reported problems with the device's screen - just days after the product went on sale. 

Another of the UK's biggest banks has posted billions in profits in part thanks to higher interest rates.

The Federal Reserve has left interest rates unchanged - despite persistently high inflation and repeated calls from Donald Trump to lower borrowing costs. 

EY, the big four accountancy firm, has landed a £15m contract to supervise Thames Water, the troubled water utility which stands on the brink of collapse.

Donald Trump's $10bn (£7.5bn) defamation lawsuit against the BBC could be dismissed unless he turns over documents requested by the broadcaster, a US court has warned. 

Tommy Robinson has been found guilty of harassing two MailOnline journalists.

Plans for rolling out weight-loss drug Mounjaro are "unambitious" and will reach a "woefully small number of people", according to MPs.

The directors recruited to steer Poundland through its emergency sale process less than two weeks ago are on the brink of resigning, heightening the risk that one of Britain's biggest discount retailers will collapse within days, risking thousands of job losses.

The Starlink satellite system is back to operating at the speed Ukraine needs after slowing down for more than a week, damaging Kyiv's ability to defend itself from Russian attacks, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.

The UK has pledged to spend £600m to defend the public against threats to health and security from artificial intelligence.

A luxury cruise ship on a three-year, round-the-world voyage has been forced to suspend the trip in Cambodia due to rising fuel costs, operators have said.

The Northern Ireland secretary's decision to ban the Drumcree Orange Order parade was lawful, a High Court judge has concluded.

French footballer Kylian Mbappe has apologised for an "ill-judged" remark about Mao Zedong after being dropped by Chinese brands.

Meghan Markle has said she "can't wait" to join as a host for the upcoming series of Junior MasterChef Australia.

Labour MPs are urging the Treasury to forgive billions of pounds of legacy debt owed by councils to support Andy Burnham's pledge for a post-war housebuilding boom.

JPMorgan Chase will pay additional taxes of between £100m and £150m as a result of the corporation tax surcharge hike announced by John Healey in his budget on Wednesday - a bill which could renew doubts about the construction of its new London headquarters.

The UK is set for a period of calmer weather after three people died during storms over the weekend - but "dense" fog could cause further disruption.