Kent Fire and Rescue Service (KFRS) confirmed the woman had died after the blaze in Canterbury Road in Charing, and were investigating the cause.

The team bringing Helensburgh's only cinema into community ownership has received the backing of local politicians, but they still want the ...

LinkedIn has paused training generative AI models using data from UK users after engaging with the UK’s data protection regulator. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) said on Friday that it ...

The King has met with a group of young woodland “experts” who took part in an educational initiative about nature. On Friday, the King and Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner visited Dumfries House ...

The four protesters had been accused of damaging roof tiles at the former prime minister’s North Yorkshire mansion.

Sky Glass TV owners and streaming service users have reported being unable to turn on their devices after an issue hit the platform. Some users first reported issues on Thursday evening, but many have ...

An Israeli strike on Beirut killed at least eight people and wounded more than around 59 others, Lebanese health officials said. The strike on Friday is the first Israeli attack on the Lebanese ...

Construction group ISG, which was in the middle of numerous government projects including work to prisons, has collapsed into administration in the UK. The majority of its 2,400 employees have been ...

The vice president is giving a speech in Georgia where news reports have documented women’s deaths in the face of the state’s six-week ban.

Panellists at the Reform conference have defended a woman who was arrested after sharing a fake name for the Southport attacker online, and criticised the “weaponisation” of free speech.

Each year the community organisation have to raise £8,500 to fund the installation, repair and remove the festive lights - and the latest donation has given them a much-needed boost. The Christmas ...

The Reform UK member previously served as a prisons minister under the Conservative administration of Sir John Major.