Country remains ‘tinderbox’ at risk of more unrest, says opposition on tenth anniversary of riots

Man charged with murder as woman and 13-year-old boy held over perverting the course of justice

Transport secretary insists costly tests ‘help scientists track variants’

More than 30 people — many of whom have been in UK for over 20 years — detained for forcible removal

The drone attack on has led to international condemnation of Iran

Victims suffering ‘devastation and misery’ as other types of crime prioritised, report finds

Household names and football clubs among violators

Mr Collins‘ partner Rachel Gibbon described him as a ‘very complex character’

Ex-aide also says PM wanted to give his wife a job with ‘lots of foreign travel’

More Britons are entering the hospitality sector than ever before

Rashford has written an open letter to health professionals, published in ‘The BMJ’

Labour claim of 75,000 lost green jobs disputed by government

Spain, Italy and Greece stay amber, but no respite on expensive tests for travellers

UK’s foremost media organisations call for assistance for colleagues

SNP leader says most people would think it ‘strange’ for the PM to have passed up meeting in Scotland

RNLI put up red flags - but fail to find large fish

Fears UK home secretary planning to emulate ‘closed’ asylum centres in Greece following visit to Samos

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Sister urges vaccine hesitant to reconsider after warning brother ‘thought he would be ok’ if he caught virus

Exclusive: Shadow immigration minister demands to know what government us doing to address the hundreds of asylum claims that have been in system for more than a decade

Authorities losing track of people entering country with virus, union warns

‘Climate change is happening here, it’s happening now and it’s happening to all of us’ says researcher

Sudesh Amman claimed terrorists were ‘pushing people away from Islam and causing hatred’

Appeal launched to fund trial aiming to ‘give hope there could be life beyond a glioblastoma diagnosis’

The Leicester City striker’s devices are ‘up for grabs’ for inspection, the judge ruled

‘This was a sustained attack’ says judge

The team leading the 10-year-long bid did not always have it easy: ‘The reaction to the idea these villages could be considered in the same breath as the Great Wall of China was often: what are you talking about?’ Colin Drury reports

‘To those who issue death threats or incite violence against us, we say enough is enough’

Asphalt Princess now safe, says UK maritime agency

Temperatures should be slightly warmer than normal in the second half of August but a second heatwave is dependent on the right conditions

Watch the latest UK weather forecast from the Independent for today.

Prime minister’s favourability rating lowest since last October as ‘vaccine bounce’ fades

Alleged offences relating to one girl ‘happened up to 21 years ago’

Remaining villagers told if klaxon goes off, leave area immediately

Minister rules out charges on arrivals from EU, after Brussels confirms plan

Labour leader says PM more interested in ‘soundbites’ than action

Decision to be announced on Wednesday and appointments could begin within weeks