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Emergency services rushed to Sunbury Lock near Wheatleys Eyot in Surrey following reports of a small boat in trouble this morning. Five people were rescued and one is missing

Kent and Essex police unit says files are being submitted to CPS in relation to hundreds of deaths up until 2000

A man has been jailed for life after pushing a complete stranger onto the live tracks of the London Underground.

Hitachi digger tracked down to town of Pruchnik, with arrangements made to reunite it with its owner

The 14 mile project was first proposed in 2009, and would connect Kent and Essex through a road and tunnel beneath the River Thames to reduce congestion.

Rebekah Vardy has been ordered to pay Coleen Rooney £100,000 this month towards the money she owes following the high-profile 2022 Wagatha Christie libel case.

MacPhail inflicted 36 knife wounds, including five "defensive" injuries. Holly was taken to hospital but couldn’t be saved.

The former member of the Royal Signals, who denies the charges, told MI6 he wanted to be a double agent, a jury hears.

Disgraced newsreader Huw Edwards has put his six-bedroom Dulwich home up for sale for £4.75 million after being convicted of child porn offences.

Most of those hurt were well enough to be discharged at the scene, according to the ambulance service

Registrar who exchanged more than 1,000 messages with nurse tells public inquiry he believes he was misled

A new bill which would bolster people’s sick pay, maternity leave and protection against unfair dismissal is set to be pushed through parliament on Thursday.

A 15-year-old boy has been taken to hospital after a stabbing at Sloane Square Tube station.

Reports of intentional harm towards the breed have risen 164% and abandonments have gone up by 692%, says the RSPCA.

Prince Andrew has been given a deadline to find £2million for repairs to Royal Lodge, otherwise he faces being kicked out of the property, a source has claimed

Physical documents proving residence rights to be replaced by online visas at end of year despite functionality concerns

Study finds more than 90% of facilities for children and 98% of those for adults that were closed down were run for profit

Labour hopes the gathering will encourage a fresh injection of private money to drive its growth agenda

The navies of Britain, Australia and the U.S. were able to control uncrewed ships in Australia while sitting more than 10,000 miles away in Portugal as part of a series of military experiments, Britain’s Royal Navy said on Friday.

Bahrain cannot claim state immunity to block a lawsuit brought in Britain by two dissidents who say its government hacked their laptops with spyware, London’s Court of Appeal ruled on Friday.