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Education secretary ‘to consider options’ including repeal of controversial powers introduced by last government

Police searched houses across country on eve of Olympic opening ceremony in neighbouring France

Ryan Captain Matt Greenhalgh, 28, died in a crash on the M62 along with a colleague and his family have now paid tribute to the newlywed who had a ’passion for life’

The Prince of Wales has decided to stop using interior designer Annabel Elliot, the sister of Queen Camilla, who King Charles has taken on board as the chief designer of his estates

Craig Carter took money which had been "received by him in evidence" between 7 and 14 September 2022.

A man arrested over the crossbow murders of the wife and daughters of BBC commentator John Hunt has not been questioned by police yet.

Heritage Foundation leader has long received spiritual guidance from group and his policy goals align with its teachings

Arrest of Dmitry Bulgakov is latest high-profile incident in ongoing purge within Moscow’s military top brass

Labour government says it will not pursue questions on court’s jurisdiction over Netanyahu and Gallant

The drama occurred just before 2.30pm local time yesterday at Las Cucharas beach, the largest and most central beach of Costa Teguise - with well-placed sources confirming the woman was British

France’s rail network has been’paralysed’ by a series of co-ordinated arson attacks today, affecting nearly a million people travelling to the Olympic games.

Prototype, initially launching with select publishers and users, set to challenge Google’s dominance of online search

A woman has been charged after a baby was hit and killed by a car outside a hospital while strapped into her pram.

Protestors block the tram tracks, during a demonstration in the wake of a video showing a police officer kicking a man as he was being detained at Manchester Airport (Picture: Getty Images Europe)

A rapist ended up inadvertently drugging himself when his victim clocked his plan to spike her and swapped their drinks around.

Production at Woodsmith site near Whitby set back to 2030 as firm plans to pause work during overhaul

Lawyers criticise what they consider inconsistencies in the handling of individual foreign nationals’ cases

$10 UberEats vouchers sent to people who helped after global IT outage are flagged as potential fraud

Former Met chief superintendent Dal Babu says footage of man being kicked in face by officer is ‘totally appalling’

Two Bosnian-Americans accused of being “ringleaders” in a US$3.4-million biofuel fraud case should be released on bail set at 50,000 euro (US$54,245) each, a court in Antwerp ruled on Tuesday.

Police were called on Tuesday to reports of a serious assault in Gillingham which saw the victim, named locally as Lieutenant Colonel Mark Teeton, airlifted from the scene and taken to hospital

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, its forces have detained and tortured thousands of fighters and civilians. Here, photojournalist Zoya Shu recounts five years of documenting their stories