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A new strain of Covid has spread across the UK with some experts warning it is resisting immunity.

Police body cam footage and CCTV allegedly shows three police officers being assaulted at Manchester Airport.

A Thai police chief has disputed Bella May Culley’s defence that she was tortured into smuggling drugs as he presented CCTV of her ‘calmly’ walking through passport control by herself.

A major UK motorway is still closed 24 hours after an eight-vehicle crash which saw a lorry drive through the reservation.

The King has called on the nation to remember the “extraordinary courage and compassion” in the face of the horrors of the July 7 bombings, while the Prime Minister said the country will unite to remember the lives lost.

A major rescue mission was launched after reports of a person being swept 30 metres out to sea and ’struggling with the waves’ in Blackpool.

A four-year-old boy killed after a gravestone toppled onto him has been named by his devastated family.

The heartbroken parents of a boy found dead on a rural railway track have spoken of how ‘he had no idea how loved he was’.

Police have initiated a manhunt to locate a group of individuals who assaulted an off-duty officer at the Wood Green London Underground station.

Eurostar passengers are experiencing another day of disruption in their travel plans, weeks after being compelled to sleep in toilet cubicles due to cancellations.

Labour-controlled City of York Council prohibited the equipment due to "resident concerns", fearing it might cause offense - but Labour veterans’ minister Al Carns has criticized the decision.

A cyclist has claimed that he was given a ticket by a City of London Police officer under the Human Rights Act for cycling no handed.

Scottish gangsters Eddie Lyons Junior and Ross Monaghan were shot dead in a nighttime assassination in Andalucia, Spain, and a man has been charged with their murder.

London restaurant chain Ping Pong has closed down after more than two decades on the high street.

The Royal Navy has been mocked by an Indian tourist board after an F-35 fighter jet was left stranded.

The chief executive of the body that examines miscarriages of justice has resigned as the watchdog tries to rebuild public confidence in the wake of the Andrew Malkinson case.

Prosecutors are contemplating new charges against child murderer Lucy Letby concerning additional deaths and non-fatal collapses of infants at hospitals where she was employed.

A barrister set to defend an individual accused of fire-bombing Sir Keir Starmer’s house has been fined after he was found drinking brandy in his car during a trial’s lunch break.

The complete cost of a GOV.UK rebranding, which involved changes even to a full stop, has been disclosed after civil servants spent over half a million pounds on what has been termed a ’vanity’ makeover.

Duchess of Sussex expands As Ever product line in latest foray into lifestyle branding

The family of seven-year-old Leonna Ruka have described her as ’the light in their lives’ in a heartbreaking tribute following her death in an accident at Chalkwell Park, Southend

The rapper who led a chant of “death, death to the IDF” on stage at Glastonbury has claimed he wasn’t trying to incite violence.