Exclusive: Lack of legal aid for trafficking survivors ‘massively undermining’ UK’s claim to be world leader in tackling modern slavery and increasing risk of re-exploitation, say researchers

Police are searching cafe in hunt for Mary Bastholm’s remains

Police to excavate cafe where Mary Bastholm, last seen alive in 1968, worked as 15-year-old

Police will excavate the cellar of a Gloucester cafe after the documentary crew found ‘possible evidence’ of a murder

Teenager disappeared in 1968 while waiting for bus - now police are excavating a cafe basement where West is thought to have done renovation work

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The country is not neither prepared for, nor used to, change on the scale required to deal with climate change, Brexit, an ageing population, Covid and technological shifts, says Resolution Foundation

Alleged suspect thought to be linked to another break-in at nearby house

Plans could be modelled on old tier four restrictions, according to reports

Boris Johnson’s Brexit minister thinks Northern Ireland’s mid-July marching season should focus minds in Brussels about the need for flexibility, writes Adam Forrest

Six in ten women fear time to get pregnant falling short

She had been warned of ‘dire consequences’ of turning male friends down, uncle says

The victim had come to Pakistan two months ago

Capital seeks to shift towards greener modes of transport by emulating success of schemes elsewhere in Europe