Teenage gunman kills female student and himself at US high school
The school has about 2,000 students and is located in a neighbourhood of Nashville about 10 miles south-east of the city centre.
Portsmouth continue fine home form by swatting aside Stoke
During Portsmouth’s unbeaten run at home, they have scored at least three times in five matches. And the home side could have made it even more comfortable as Hayden slotted wide, Matt Ritchie had a ...
Evacuations ordered as new wildfire threatens homes north of Los Angeles
Authorities urged residents to review evacuation plans, prepare emergency kits, and be on the lookout for fires and report them quickly.
Family hope David Lammy’s Egypt visit can lead to release of jailed writer
The family of a jailed British-Egyptian pro-democracy activist hope David Lammy can secure his release when he visits Egypt on Thursday. The Foreign Secretary is expected to press for Alaa Abd ...
Trump tells Putin to end ‘ridiculous’ Ukraine war or face further sanctions
US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose stiff taxes, tariffs and sanctions on Russia if an agreement is not reached to end the war in Ukraine. The US already prohibits the import of ...
Queen receives ‘sweet’ picture from girl as she hosts equestrian athletes
The Queen said it was ‘very sweet’ to receive a drawing from the five-year-old daughter of an Olympian at a reception at Clarence House.
Cristian Romero back in Tottenham training but will not be ready for Hoffenheim
Tottenham centre-back Cristian Romero returned to training on Wednesday but has not travelled to Germany for their Europa League clash at Hoffenheim. Romero has only played once during the last two ...
Row in Irish parliament a ‘subversion of constitution’ and ‘farcical’
Attempts to nominate a future taoiseach failed on Wednesday after a series of Dail disruptions over opposition speaking time.
Westminster says it has ‘no plans’ for bespoke migration policy for Scotland
The First Minister wants to see a scheme put in place to allow overseas students to remain in Scotland after graduating.
Election losses cost 2,000 people their jobs, says Westminster watchdog
The taxpayer spent £52.8 million on the transition between parliaments, including around £13 million on redundancy payments.
School headteacher pays tribute to ‘much-loved’ pupil, six, found dead
The bodies of Mark Gordon, 36, and his six-year-old daughter Hope were found in West Calder on Monday afternoon.
‘A&Es will treat equivalent of half the population each year without reform’
Sir Stephen Powis has urged people to engage with the national conversation about the future of the health service.