It was left to Jean Charles’s cousin, Katia da Silva, to question the firearm’s officer’s story in an interview with the ...

Oh how our battered nation yearns to support its police! Shaken by a spate of shocking murders, voters long for more policing ...

GB News has forced Labour to disavow a Home Office report labelling concerns around mass migration and grooming gangs as ...

The youngster and her older sister were out shopping in Bordesley Green, when the beast - named Tyson - went berserk and ...

The horror was captured in video footage which shocked the nation, prompting then Home Secretary Suella Braverman to call on ...

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The government confirmed the threshold removal at a retail crime summit this week in a bid to reverse the UK’s ‘shameful ...

To date, no work has been carried out to make it habitable. The National Audit Office said the then-government “chose to ...

SIR – I support every word in Suella Braverman’s excoriating resignation letter to Rishi ... in spite of the incendiary ...

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She, who understood why the Tories lost the election, may well go down in history as the great lost leader of the once-United ...

The implications, choices, trade-offs and dilemmas for the UK provoked by what has just happened in America are legion.