Four women relived their traumas during two days of harrowing courtroom testimony against the state’s anti-abortion law. Texas attorneys questioned them about their age, doctors, and whether state officials personally told them they couldn’t get an abortion, Alex Woodward reports
The Liberal Democrats claimed to have ‘romped home’ in Somerton and Frome, one of three by-elections where votes are being counted.
For years, a common critique of the beloved New Jersey rock band The Gaslight Anthem was to label them “Bruce Springsteen” copycats
Mitnick, who was once one of world’s most wanted hackers, died of pancreatic cancer in Las Vegas
Voters would break for incumbent president if third-party candidate’s bid appeared to endanger Biden’s chances, survey finds
Jurors in Florida have began deliberating in the double murder trial of rapper YNW Melly
New York architect Rex Heuermann has been charged with three murders and is the prime suspect in a fourth in connection with the infamous Long Island serial killing. But, one week after his first court appearance, the families are still awaiting justice, and four more victims have yet to even be identified, writes Sheila Flynn
A Westminster committee also said a strategy for protecting offshore infrastructure is needed.
Average asking rents for new tenants have risen at a rapid pace, according to the property website.
England all-rounder Alice Davidson-Richards believes the partnership can be a force for good.
The review includes a look at how the sector can adapt to the rise of artificial intelligence.
The Public Accounts Committee has given a number of recommendations to NHS England and the Department of Health and Social Care.
GfK’s Consumer Confidence Index fell six points in July to minus 30 amid concerns for personal finances and the wider UK economy.
Cullen will take on Nathan Aspinall in the last four.
Texas governor has funnelled $12bn into a military-style border buildup with floating walls and razor wire. Josh Marcus speaks with a local business owner and lifelong riverman who’s suing the state to stop it
Ex-president was found legally liable for sexual abuse, but not rape under legal definition
The filmmaker said OceanGate lacked the ‘rigour and discipline’ required for deep sea exploration
’I couldn’t wait to see it. I’m so into this thing,’ a woman who travelled 30 miles to see the house told The New York Times
No vaccines were produced or stored at the facility
The British Open can still deliver a surprise or two
The SEC had already announced a $18m settlement
There were 883 active fires from coast to coast on Thursday with two-thirds burning out of control
The governor is trailing the twice-indicted former president by a wide margin in Republican primary polls