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Two children are dead and 15 people have been injured after a suspected drunk driver crashed into a birthday party at a boat club.

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Double rapist Isla Bryson, 32, from Clydebank, Scotland, says they have been ’misgendered’ by staff at HMP Edinburgh - the prison has apologised following the complaint

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The Metropolitan Police Commissioner should resign over the force’s handling of pro-Palestinian protests, the Campaign Against Antisemitism has said.

The news that he and his family would be kicked out of their royal residence left Prince Harry ‘absolutely furious and in tears’, it was claimed this weekend.

A record number of people will take part in the London Marathon today, with over 50,000 people taking part.

Pledging allegiance to Putin, Aiden Minnis, 37, posted a video on social media declaring his delight on becoming a Russian citizen. The convicted criminal from Chippenham has been fighting against Ukrainian forces

An app designed to reduce disruption for Brits travelling across the Channel will not be ready in time for a new EU border scheme, the boss of Eurostar has told the BBC.

A historic pub in London’s south-west was severely damaged in a fire on Friday night, London Fire Brigade said.

Customers back in the UK are seeing a rise in the cost of a cuppa due to the war in the Middle East and inflation, with a box of 80 tea bags up 7% on a year ago

Charities say high rates of people signed off work are caused by crumbling public services after years of underinvestment

Environmental groups say bosses should ‘hang their heads in shame’ as firm bows to pressure from shareholders to cut costs

Emergency services and a bomb squad are currently at a flat in Dingle, Liverpool near a Tesco supermarket after a warrant was carried out by Merseyside Police

A house on the site said to be the inspiration for the Humpty Dumpty nursery rhyme has been put up for sale.

As the government seeks to ban tobacco sales to younger generations, parliament’s pipe and cigar enthusiasts are feeling nostalgic.

A 10-year-old girl ended up in hospital after burning her throat on the ‘world’s sourest sweet’, called Black Death.

Kent County Council is due to scrap a pedestrian zone of the seafront at Herne Bay following feisty opposition from local motorists who love to drive their cars in that specific bit of town

A man has been filmed yelling racist abuse at people on a train before he allegedly threatened a woman who started filming him. The unidentified male was heard shouting ‘this is England’ and calling passengers ‘f***ing foreign c***s’ on a Thameslink service travelling near Croydon, south London, on Thursday. After a passenger calls his tirade ’embarrassing’, a second man next to the male, appearing to mishear the comment, shouts: ‘It’s not about race, it’s not about race.’ Another passenger then intervenes, telling the first to man to ‘chill out’ before telling him: ‘You’re getting thrown out now.’ Mary Mandefield, a presenter on Hits Radio, said the man threatened her as soon as he saw her filming. She said he and at least one other man had been ‘starting on anyone’, including a woman in her 70s, used racist slurs and threw punches. It’s thought the men were then ejected from the train at the next stop, East Croydon.

Prince William has visited the charity Surplus to Supper in Surrey today, where he was given get well cards for both the Princess of Wales and the King and looked visibly moved

A man has been ordered to stay in a high security hospital for setting mosque worshippers on fire in London and Birmingham.

Prince William will bravely return to royal duties today while his wife Kate Middleton continues to recover from cancer and his father King Charles responds well to treatment

A baby bust is starting to work its way through the system

Ex-subpostmistress Seema Misra, who was wrongly convicted while pregnant, said she was ’angry’ listening to ex-Post Office investigator Jon Longman’s evidence to the Horizon IT Inquiry