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A total of 91 prisoners were freed by mistake between the start of April and the end of October, the latest Ministry of Justice (MoJ) figures show.

At least 12 people have been killed in a suicide bombing outside the gates of a court in Pakistan's capital of Islamabad, the country's interior minister has said.

Donations being held by Zarah Sultana will be transferred over to Your Party in tranches from this week, Sky News has been told, but the party stand-off remains.

At least eight people have been killed and 19 others were injured after a car exploded in the Indian capital New Delhi, say police.

Rachel Reeves has signalled she is going to break her manifesto tax pledges at the budget - and has given her strongest indication yet she will lift the two-child benefit cap.

The biggest climate meeting of the year opened in Brazil on Monday aiming to bring countries together, amid a difficult global backdrop of backlash to climate policies in Europe and an absent United States.

There are more people looking for fewer jobs in Britain today than there were a year ago.

The UK's jobless rate has risen to a level not seen since late 2020, according to official figures released ahead of the budget.

An end to the longest US government shutdown in history is one step closer after Senate Democrats broke with their party to strike a deal with the Republicans.

In a small town in Suffolk, a team of police officers walk into a Turkish barbershop.

The UK's Prevent counter-terrorism strategy "is no longer keeping the country safe" and needs a "radical overhaul", an independent commission has found.

An NHS ward manager has been sentenced for health and safety failings and a trust fined more than £500,000 after a young woman died in a secure mental health hospital.

It's been three decades of COP talks - and as most of the climate metrics get worse, questions about whether the summits are working have become impossible to ignore.

A woman caught with £5bn in Bitcoin in the UK's highest ever value money laundering investigation has been jailed for 11 years and eight months - after nearly five years on the run.

The organiser of Miss Universe has told Sky News he cannot stand down from his position - despite allegations he was aggressive towards a contestant.

Asylum seekers can continue to be housed at the Bell Hotel in Essex, a court has ruled.

The Philippines is no stranger to storms, but this past week it's taken an exceptional battering.

An Egyptian wrestler is hoping he has set a world record after pulling a 700-ton (635,000kg) ship with his teeth.

The COP climate summit in Belem opened with a diplomatic double-whammy.

Sir Keir Starmer has strongly hinted the two-child benefit cap will be scrapped at the budget - after the chancellor did the same.

As he addressed his staff, the BBC's outgoing director-general Tim Davie sounded remarkably upbeat given the events of the last few days.

Former UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon has urged Donald Trump to return to global efforts to fight climate change.

Former al Qaeda commander and now Syrian leader Ahmed al Sharaa has been welcomed by Donald Trump to the White House.

Thailand has paused a US-brokered ceasefire with Cambodia after a landmine explosion injured four of its soldiers.

The Post Office has agreed a further extension to its scandal-hit software deal with the Japanese company Fujitsu as it plots a move to a rival supplier in the next couple of years.

Scientists have discovered a new medicine that they say offers hope of substantially slowing the progress of motor neurone disease (MND).

A decision not to award compensation to the Waspi women will be reconsidered by the government because of undisclosed "evidence", the Work and Pensions Secretary has said.