A masked man in doorbell camera footage is thought to have visited Guthrie’s home before the night she disappeared.

South Africa has been trapped in a cycle of weak growth, rising debt and surging borrowing costs since 2013, but sustained fiscal consolidation in recent years signals a potential break from the decade-long slump.

The decision comes after years of often bitter debate over the plans for a £40m holiday park on the banks of the loch.

While Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi was on Monday night outlining his plans to tackle the water crisis in his state of the province address, Westbury and Coronationville residents were getting ready to protest due to taps they say have run dry for years

We hear from a range of voices on the impact of the government’s SEND reforms in England.

Last month, Panama’s Supreme Court cancelled the contracts of a Hong Kong based firm that allowed it to operate the ports.

The UK’s data watchdog said the failings meant children could be exposed to harmful material online.

He added that he has no trace in the system beyond months of registration in 2001/2009 as an informant, due to safety concerns

A fire broke out at Cape Town International Airport earlier today, leaving many passengers in the dark.

Rio Ngumoha on life at Liverpool, his mindset when he comes off the bench and his discussions with manager Arne Slot.

Outgoing KAL Group CEO Sean Walsh explains how being both an agricultural and consumer-focused retailer creates unique margin advantages for the company.

Team GB’s silver medal-winning curling team say they will “sit down in the summer” to decide whether they will target a return at the 2030 Winter Olympics in France.

Multiple civil rights groups and political parties are attempting to block the city from selling off 50 municipal properties, arguing that this land should be used for social and affordable housing, not given to the highest bidder.

Phillemon Letwaba’s pension, which is held by the Liberty Group, was preserved by order of the tribunal after he resigned under a cloud of disciplinary charges.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has doubled down on the government’s commitment to realising NHI in South Africa, despite a recent court order hitting pause on the Act’s promulgation.