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Psycho at 60: Five Alfred Hitchcock scenes that changed cinema

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, the old adage runs, and few directors have been referenced to the same extent as Alfred Hitchcock.

Grant Shapps stumbles as he's grilled by Naga Munchetty on UK quarantine figures during BBC Breakfast apperance

The minister was hard-pressed for answers on the uptake of the stringent travel rule during the fiery exchange

Barcelona XI vs Leganes: Confirmed team news, predicted lineup, latest injuries for LaLiga clash

Luis Suarez looks set to return to Barcelona's starting XI for the first time since January when the LaLiga leaders host struggling Leganes at Camp Nou tonight.

UK coronavirus LIVE: Boris Johnson under pressure to ease 'disastrous' lockdown as global cases hit 8million

The Prime Minister is facing mounting pressure to further ease social distancing restrictions amid the release of the latest figures on unemployment during the coronavirus pandemic.

Transfer news LIVE: Werner to Chelsea, Behrahma linked, Aubameyang Arsenal future, Ndidi to Manchester United

Welcome to the Evening Standard's rolling transfer news and rumours live blog.

Footfall on England's high streets rise by 50% as shops reopen for first time since lockdown

Footfall has risen by more than 50 per cent on England high streets as shops reopened after a three-month shutdown.

Pressure grows to ease lockdown measures further as release of fresh unemployment figures looms

The Government is facing further pressure to cut lockdown restrictions as ministers brace for the latest figures on coronavirus-related job losses.

German prosecutors 'tell Madeleine McCann's parents she's dead but do not reveal details'

German police have written to the parents of Madeleine McCann to confirm she is dead but said they cannot confirm how they know, according to reports.

Young girl found wandering Wembley streets alone as police plead for family to come forward

Police are trying to track down the family of a young girl found wandering the streets alone in north-west London.

Racism is 'bone deep' in Britain, civil rights activist Jesse Jackson tells Black Lives Matter panel

Civil rights activist Jesse Jackson has called on universities to "include people of colour" as he said racism is "bone-deep" in Britain and the US.

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