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Horror films usually depict religious women like me as violent, troubled or stupid. What a refreshing change this made

British tourists have been advised by the Foreign Office to check the latest weather warnings before they travel

Sir Jim Ratcliffe knows that winning Premier League titles is about the car, not the driver - and Old Trafford is full of old bangers

They'll be consigned to storybooks

It’s been a long time coming

I trusted my instincts and it saved my life - sadly, young women must still prepare to do the same

Questions have emerged as to whether the rise in relationships within government could lead to bad governance

Melania's refusal to play the role of political spouse defies the expectation that women need to support their husband's careers

Trump supporters in Florida's West Palm Beach predict the election result 'could get messy' as police brace for chaos 

Listening to those with plenty to say but little long-term skin in the game has damaged a cherished institution

It is left to the Labour prime minister and his new government to prove that things can be done differently

Planning to stay up all night but can't decide which channel to watch? Here's your guide to the best guests, presenters and data crunchers

Pair Budapest and Bratislava over a long weekend for sightseeing, good-value hotels and plenty of places to eat and drink

It brings total number of confirmed cases to three, as UKHSA says risk to population remains low 

Even if Trump loses, his legacy isthe enduring toxicity of American debate; the disregard for objective fact and rule of law

Sky History's gunpowder plot drama casts Guy Fawkes's crew as foul-mouthed lads who fail to spark any real action

Ms Badenoch made history on Saturday when she became the first black woman to lead a major political party in the UK

Fees will rise next year from £9,250 to £9,535 - but graduates are unlikely to feel the impact until their 40s

Badenoch’s elevation is a key turning point in the party’s own Bridgerton drama of loyalties, feuds and reversals of fortune

US citizens can place a legal wager on who they think will win the US presidential election for the first time this century

It will prove even harder to sack shadow ministers than it was to appoint them in the first place

If the Democrats are victorious, the British will be angling for Starmer to visit the US as soon as can be arranged

PM will push for new intelligence-sharing security deal with EU to ‘improve’ Brexit

A row over Labour staffers campaigning for Kamala Harris in US battleground states led to the former president claiming the UK was interferi...

The US presidential election is not based solely on a direct popular vote but uses a system known as the electoral college