The government’s own impact assessment warns that cuts to projects will likely increase death and disease
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Tech minister Kyle vows action on children’s ‘compulsive’ use of social media
Peter Kyle said he wanted to help ‘tip the balance’ in favour of parents who struggle to keep their children from spending hours online.
Final member of the Stockwell Six cleared after false accusation from corrupt police officer
Ronald De Souza had been accused of trying to rob British Transport Police officer Derek Ridgewell
DWP urges 200,000 parents to come forward after missing out on massive state pension top up
Those affected have been advised that they must make a claim
Intelligence committee demands to know why ministers kept them in the dark over Afghan data breach
The Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC) has warned there was no grounds for information to be withheld from them
Video: Tractor smashes into homes after drug driver runs red light
A drug-driver crashed into a tractor, causing it to smash into a row of houses in Chester.
Starmer and Merz sign biggest UK-German treaty since WW2 with deals on migration, trade and security
Post-Brexit agreement includes defence, investment, moves to tackle small boats and will also allow some British travelllers to use e-gates at German airports
Terror-accused Tesco worker denies making kill list of ‘race traitor’ customers
Alfie Coleman was caught trying to buy Makarov pistol and ammunition when he was arrested by counter terrorism police
‘We were lucky to escape Afghanistan alive – nine months later, we’re still waiting to be brought to safety’
Exclusive: Rayan and his family has spent so long waiting to be brought to the UK that his family has welcomed two new babies
Police face ban from marching in Pride parades after High Court ruling
The judgement ruled that officers were wrong to have taken part in Newcastle’s Pride parade last year