Minnie Stephenson , News Correspondent

A decade since more than 150 countries joined forces, committing to end sexual violence in conflict, campaigners say there’s been some progress, but not nearly enough.

Veteran politician Anwar Ibrahim has been sworn in as Prime Minister of Malaysia, after several days of post-election deadlock and several decades of striving for the top job. 

Minnie Stephenson has been given a first look at the findings by the natural history museum and the University of Glasgow. 

The Syrian sisters Yousra and Sara Mardini, professional swimmers back in Damascus, found themselves on a sinking dinghy in the Mediterranean Sea.

From Mr Bean to the Bond Films, Jill Goldston has appeared in some of the biggest films ever made – only you may have never seen her. 

The Prime Minister has said it is “vital” for journalists to do their jobs freely “without restriction”, as police called for a review into the arrest of journalists during protests by Just Stop Oil.  

TV Critics have described it as a cult classic which launched the careers of a generation of comedians. 

A highly critical report by the police inspectorate has condemned the poor standard of vetting among forces across England and Wales, saying it has allowed officers with criminal convictions to remain in the ranks.

He was the Health Minister at the helm when Covid struck and had to resign for breaching his own social distancing rules when he got caught kissing his aide. Now, Matt Hancock is to travel to Australia to try his hand at reality TV show ‘I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here’.

Russia says it is pulling out of the deal allowing exports of grain from Ukraine, after claiming ships from its Black Sea Fleet were attacked in the occupied Crimean port of Sevastopol.

Jemma Mitchell was sentenced to 34 years in jail for killing 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong at her London home in June last year.

Rishi Sunak has finally declared what many already suspected – that he is standing to become the next Prime Minister.

With all the drama of soggy bottoms, fallen souffles and underbaked sponges – Bake Off the Musical is heading for London’s West End. 

She was one of the last surviving stars of Hollywood’s Golden Age.  And while many know Dame Angela Lansbury for her role in the drama series Murder She Wrote, her career spanned eight decades across TV, theatre and film. 

To some, Damien Hirst’s previous works – including dead animals preserved in formaldehyde and jewel-encrusted skulls – are the work of a genius, to others they’re publicity stunts totally devoid of meaning. So where on that spectrum does his latest project fall?