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A sixth Conservative MP is calling for the prime minister to quit over the ever-growing list of alleged lockdown-breaking parties in Downing Street, as Boris Johnson is reportedly preparing to strike back by ousting members of his inner circle.

Boris Johnson is facing claims that regular drinking sessions were held in Downing Street throughout the COVID pandemic with reports that staff held "wine-time Fridays".

Novak Djokovic is set to be deported from Australia after losing a court appeal against the cancellation of his visa.

Ukraine is "99.9%" sure Russia was behind a massive cyber attack against Ukrainian government websites and the hack could signal a new physical invasion will follow, the president's top security official has told Sky News.

Ukraine has been hit by a "massive cyber attack", knocking a number of key government websites offline and issuing a warning to the public to "expect the ​​​​​​​worst".

The tsunami threat around the Pacific from a giant underwater volcano eruption has begun to recede, but the extent of damage to Tonga remains unclear.

Novak Djokovic has lost his bid to stay in Australia after judges upheld the cancellation of his visa.

Customers can expect to pay more for electrical and tech goods in 2022 with price increases "inevitable", the boss of Currys has told Sky News.

Young people aged 16 and 17 in England will able to get a COVID booster jab from Monday, it has been announced.

A stolen dog has been reunited with her family - eight years after she was taken from the front garden.

The UK has recorded 81,713 COVID cases and 287 coronavirus-related deaths in the latest 24-hour period.

One of a number of Conservative MPs calling for Boris Johnson to step down has told Sky News he has "lost his moral authority to lead" amid allegations of numerous Downing Street parties during lockdown.

Coronavirus restrictions in England could be lifted by the end of January, with the Tory party chairman saying he was "hopeful", thanks to "encouraging signs".

Britain's economy grew stronger than expected in November before the Omicron variant struck, bouncing back for the first time above pre-pandemic levels.

Russia has "put its saboteurs inside Ukraine" and is preparing a "false flag" operation to create a pretext to invade Ukraine.

Number 10 has apologised to the Queen over two parties held in Downing Street on the eve of Prince Philip's funeral.

Novak Djokovic is back in detention at the Park hotel ahead of his appeal against the re-cancellation of his visa on Sunday morning at the Federal Court of Australia.

Facebook in the UK is being sued for billions of pounds amid claims more than 44 million users had their data exploited.

A former DJ will become the first skier ever to represent Jamaica at the Winter Olympics next month.

The US has shared concerns that Russia could preparing for the possibility of a new military assault to justify an invasion of Ukraine, a government official said.

Activists have demonstrated around the country to call on the House of Lords to reject a new policing bill which they describe as a "draconian crackdown" on the right to protest.

Fuel poverty could increase by millions of households and people will die in cold homes, an alliance of charities has warned the government.

An estimated 3% of the UK workforce was off work in late December while a fifth of businesses reported increased cancellations over the past month amid the surge in the Omicron variant, according to data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS).