Transport for London’s (TfL) income from fining drivers using major roads in the capital has soared by 57% in the last five years, new figures show.

A leading union is unveiling a series of billboards as part of its call on the Government to reverse its controversial cuts to winter fuel allowance. Several billboards will appear in Liverpool, where ...

Two people were taken to hospital following a crash in Ipswich. Police were called to Tacket Street at around 4.30am after receiving reports that a Mini had left the road and crashed.

Lebanon’s Hezbollah has launched more than 100 rockets across a wider and deeper area of northern Israel, with some landing near the city of Haifa, as the sides appear to be heading for all-out war.

New York City’s interim police commissioner revealed late on Saturday that federal authorities had executed search warrants at his homes. Thomas Donlon, who became the interim commissioner just one ...

John Barker was at the Central Cinema in Princes Street, Ipswich, when it caught fire in 1950 and warned the manager who was his dad.

Masonry is in danger of falling down from the tower of a 14th century church near Felixstowe in Suffolk unless urgent repairs are carried out.

Plans for a proposed pump track in Kesgrave has gone back to consultation after Kesgrave Town Council submitted a revised application.

A new podcast re-examines the brutal murder of Rose Harsent, whose body was found in Peasenhall in Suffolk on June 1, 1902.

Al Jazeera aired footage of Israeli troops live on its Arabic-language channel ordering the office to be shut for 45 days.

Hezbollah announced overnight that 15 of its operatives had been killed by Israeli forces, but it did not how or where they ...

Mr Mehrtens sobbed while talking to his family via video and an Indonesian official tried to calm him down by patting his back.