Seahaven FM

A Royal Navy helicopter has crashed into a field in Devon, killing three navy staff.

A teenage hitman flew to the UK from Norway to murder an unknown target on behalf of an organised crime group used by the Iranian regime, a court has heard.

At least 21 people have been killed after a fire tore through a hotel in the Indian capital New Delhi.

Europe's first Universal theme park is being built in the UK with £1.3bn in taxpayer support, it has been announced.

A woman accused of murder and perverting the course of justice after the body of a man was found in the back of a van has appeared in court.

The footage of Henry Nowak being handcuffed as he lay dying on the ground has provoked intense debate over the past few days.

A man who killed his partner by stabbing her 31 times before blowing up their home in a gas explosion has been found guilty of murder.

A British Army soldier killed in a training accident in Iraq has been named as Lance Corporal James Stewart Freeman.

Manchester City are in talks with Chelsea about compensation for Enzo Maresca.

World No 1 Aryna Sabalenka is out of the French Open after suffering a shock defeat to Diana Shnaider from a position of a set and two breaks up.

England Test captain Ben Stokes has defended Jofra Archer's absence from England's side to face New Zealand at Lord's, saying that the "landscape of cricket has changed".

Liverpool have reached a verbal agreement with Andoni Iraola to become their new head coach.

A Kanye West concert in Italy has been cancelled over public order and security concerns.

Donald Trump is considering cancelling a series of concerts after a number of artists pulled out - and holding a political-style rally instead.

The Oscar-winning editor of the original Star Wars films, Marcia Lucas, has died aged 80.

President Donald Trump has lashed out after a judge ordered the removal of his name from the Kennedy Center.

Europe's first Universal theme park is being built in the UK with £1.3bn in taxpayer support, it has been announced.

Google search is facing a series of targeted rules that a UK regulator says will secure a fairer deal for publishers and consumers, and improve its services at the same time.

Britain's reliance on US tech firm Palantir in transforming public services is an "unacceptable point of weakness" that could leave people's private information "at the mercy" of foreign actors, MPs have warned.

More than 200,000 people have now signed up to our free Money newsletter, which brings the kind of content you enjoy in the award-winning Money blog directly to your inbox every week.