Attorney general Richard Hermer said Britain would be left in ‘splendid isolation’ with Russia and Belarus if it left the ECHR
Government rules out plan to block out the sun as scientists warn of ‘severe damage’ risks
Announcement comes after more than 40 polar scientists warned ideas to slow polar ice loss were unrealistic, unaffordable and dangerous
How Prince Harry’s private tea with King Charles could mark start of new era after years of conflict
The royal rift has played out publicly in recent years
Prince Harry meets King Charles for ‘private tea’ in first meeting for almost two years
The Duke of Sussex spent about an hour with his father in Clarence House
‘I had a spot under my eye. It turned out to be cancer’
Jessica Zbinden-Webster is calling for VAT on sunscreen to be scrapped after learning it was classified as a cosmetic product, rather than an essential healthcare item
Alpaca, donkey and bear enthusiasts in court over £1.9m will of llama-loving pensioner
Candia Midworth was a passionate animal-lover, who kept and bred llamas at her Surrey farm
How much Tube drivers really earn as they strike over TfL pay
Tube drivers are striking over pay – but how much do they earn and how do their salaries compare to other countries and public sector jobs?
Only half of people with cancer are diagnosed within NHS target time, analysis finds
Urgently referred patients are having to wait more than 28 days to receive a cancer diagnosis, exceeding NHS England’s target time
Peter Mandelson asked Jeffrey Epstein for help vetting an Israeli adviser
Peter Mandelson asked Jeffrey Epstein for help as he vetted an adviser claiming to have worked for the Israeli former prime minister
New weight-loss pill could reach UK by next year, says Mounjaro boss
Eli Lilly’s new pill could offer an easier path to weight loss for needle-averse patients