MPs have raised concerns about a “climate of fear” in the live music industry and called for an investigation into potential market dominance in the sector..

A person who approached a White House security checkpoint and began firing at officers has died after being shot, according to federal officials..

Martin O’Neill guided Celtic to the double as the Scottish champions beat Dunfermline 3-1 in the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup final..

More than 70,000 weirs, dams and other river barriers have been mapped across the UK, as conservationists warn they are a “huge problem” for wildlife and pollution..

A gas explosion at a coal mine in China’s northern province of Shanxi has killed at least 90 people, state media reported, after dozens were said to be trapped underground..

Shakira has said she has “no space or time for romance”, adding she feels that she is at the “peak of my career”..

Eva Longoria, Gillian Anderson and Monica Bellucci were among the stars on the red carpet for the premiere of Histoires De La Nuit..

Anxiety linked to social media is driving economic inactivity among young people, according to the former minister tasked with looking at why almost a million are neither working nor learning..

The King delighted theatregoers when he took his seat near members of the public to watch a sold-out performance of a Shakespeare play..

The National Trust has announced the winner of its competition to turn the wood of the illegally-felled Sycamore Gap tree into an artwork..

Temperatures in parts of the UK could be higher than the Seychelles on Saturday, after Britons enjoyed the hottest day of the year so far on Friday..

The first weekend of campaigning is set to get under way in Makerfield, in a by-election that Andy Burnham said could “change Labour”..

Children are more likely than working-age adults to live in Britain’s private rented sector, as young families who may find themselves priced out of homeownership rent for longer, according to a think-tank..

Lille and Strasbourg have been named the best-value city-break destinations in western Europe..

Television presenter Judith Chalmers, who hosted the travel show Wish You Were Here…?, has died aged 90, her family told ITV News..

Morrisons is planning to shut about 100 lossmaking convenience stores as the supermarket faces cost pressures it says have been worsened by “Government policy”..

Ed Sheeran plans to fund a new youth centre in the town where he was raised, filling the gap after an existing one closes..

Ferry passengers travelling through the Port of Dover during the bank holiday getaway have been warned to expect long queues and possible delays amid EU border checks..

Pep Guardiola is to leave Manchester City at the end of the season, the club have announced..

Manchester United have finally confirmed Michael Carrick is staying as head coach after agreeing a deal until 2028..

A new 'league table' has outlined the UK's best secondary schools after analysing data from almost 3,500 state-sector secondary schools.

Over the past week or so, Westminster's been at its worst, writes Chris Ward MP.

I mentioned last week our break in Norfolk. We certainly saw some magnificent gardens while we were away, writes Geoff Stonebanks.

What’s your favourite fairytale? Is it Little Red Riding Hood – not in education, employment, or training – who runs away through the woods with her granny’s post office savings book?

Overnight closures and diversions have been announced on the A27 as works begin to increase the headroom beneath the Falmer Hill footbridge.

These close-up photographs, taken in Bognor Regis for World Bee Day on May 20, celebrate the vital role bees play in green spaces across West Sussex.

Chichester District Council has warned food businesses in the district after reports of the scam emerged last week.

Three Sussex bookshops have been announced as the recipients of grants from a leading publishing house.

The home of a man who was instrumental in Brighton and Hove being declared a City of Sanctuary has been opened to the public.

Brighton-based Fujiya and Miyagi will headline the Park Stage at Worthing Festival on June 20.

That’s according to the Sussex Wildlife Trust, which says the large beetles, better known as May bugs, are emerging as adults after spending years underground as larvae.

The South Downs has been named the UK's second most photographed national park.

Land east and west of Malthouse Lane, southwest of Burgess Hill, has been identified for further testing in the emerging Mid Sussex District Plan 2021–2039.

The decision to refuse the pitch for The Ghyll on Pevensey Road, in Southwater, was overturned at appeal on May 18.

A beer garden at a bar called Fortune of War on Brighton seafront has been named among the best in the country by travel website Big 7.

An electric power supply fault means that no trains are running between Brighton and Hove stations.

Interview with singer Maisie Peters about her Sussex and Brighton origins, being friends with Ed Sheeran, and opening for Taylor Swift, as her new album Florescence launches.

Officers were called regarding items being taken from a garage in Laxton Meadow, Funtington, near Chichester, in the early hours of May 17.

Connor Farrell, 23, a learner Detective Constable based on West Sussex division, was arrested at around 2am on May 19 after failing a breathalyser test.

A former assistant headteacher from Worthing has admitted trying to engage in sexual communications with a child.