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An oil tanker has caught fire in the Red Sea after a missile attack by Houthi fighters based in Yemen.

The chief fire officer at West Midlands Fire Service has been found dead at his home after claims made about his qualifications for the role made on social media.

The UK will probably need to have a citizen volunteer army in the future as NATO faces the threat of war with Russia - but conscription remains unlikely, a Sky News military analyst has said.

The deaths of two girls and a woman at a home in Norfolk are being treated as murder, according to police, after it was revealed they all died from stab wounds to the neck.

We are standing in the middle of a motorway - the Eurotunnel is only a junction away, but nothing is moving.

A 15-year-old boy has been charged with murder after a teenager was stabbed to death in Birmingham city centre.

In another very positive step forward Swim The Wight CIC in collaboration with the University of Southampton Centre for the South has been awarded further grant funding.

A prisoner in Alabama is set to become the first inmate in America to be gassed to death with nitrogen after the US Supreme Court declined to halt his execution.

A stray cat, now named Zuleika, provided a shock after being admitted to the RSPCA Isle of Wight Branch.

The Isle of Wight Council carries long-term loan debts to the equivalent of more than £1,000 per Islander, latest figures have revealed.