The commando had reportedly arrived on an evacuation flight from Kabul and was in quarantine

‘They failed to drive nations apart, or cause us to abandon our values; or to live in permanent fear,’ PM says in video message

Conservative leader ‘plans to shape next election around Brexit’ to defeat Labour

Robert Jenrick had argued reforms would ‘bridge the generational divide and create an ownership society’

Detectives believe man was being chased by vehicle at time of fatal crash

Dogs Trust warns of ‘looming crisis’ as online interest in pet rehoming doubles in six months

Council tax bills will also rise because £12bn-a-year national insurance hike will fund NHS, Labour leader to say

The prince has 21 days to respond to allegations or face a default judgment

This is the third public statue dedicated to Black females in London.

Vehicle belonging to Oldham Council leader Arooj Shah deliberately ignited, police say

Campaigners are now calling for an inquiry into West Midland Police force’s relationship with Black communities

Liberal Democrat peer Sarah Ludford hopes private members’ bill will see rules expanded to allow family reunion for children over the age of 18

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Ministers say the Saturday match is a “national sporting moment” that should be available to all

The current Grenfell Inquiry is in its second phase looking at the cause of the fire

Covid and Brexit have killed off ‘just-in-time’ deliveries, says industry boss – but No 10 insists Christmas will be ‘normal’

Border Force to be placed on alert due to fears suspect could flee to Ireland

Teacher remanded in custody following allegations

‘Anger will really build when people lose those extra payments’

92 per cent of local authorities in the UK have seen a week-on-week rise in rates

Prime minister backs ‘right to protest and make feelings known about injustices’ – but spokesperson refuses to echo Buckingham Palace aide

Oliver Dowden says ‘all aspects of our history’ are being challenged

MI5 director-general warned that recent events in Afghanistan could lead to a new 9/11-style attack plot

University says it is sorry for ‘any offence or distress’ caused by incident after online backlash

Before her death there were eight incidents reported to the police of domestic abuse by Worton on Suzanne, yet no effective action was taken to protect her

An open letter accused her of ‘presiding over a culture of incompetence and cover-up’

Multiple crime scenes have been established in the investigation

Slump comes despite businesses reopening

MI5 chief warns extremists will be ‘heartened and emboldened’ by Taliban takeover

Judge said officer acted with ‘laziness to a criminal degree’

Killer who let five black men go wrongfully convicted for his crime caught by DNA evidence 15 years after prostitute’s death and immediately confessed, saying he ‘deserved’ his fate

‘Until it happens to you, no one can have any idea what it’s like to be convicted for a murder you didn’t commit. We’ve been really messed up by what we’ve been through’

Girl’s mother also jailed after attempted cover-up

The government is hoping that the vaccines watchdog approves a third jab scheme soon

‘She was so tiny in that little sandwich bag, I didn’t know if she would make it,’ mother says

Shoppers will enjoy a ‘normal Christmas’, Boris Johnson’s spokesman predicts – despite industry warning of ‘permanent’ gaps on shelves

Càrn Deas described as having ‘mystique, privacy, tranquillity and charm’

It would be the first time since 1950

French presidential candidate accused of ‘destroying his legacy’ as committed European

British Chambers of Commerce says recent increase to NI contributions could also ‘stifle’ recovery

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Philip Wilkinson also accuses LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall of promoting a ‘potentially dangerous ideology’

Japan’s outspoken vaccinations minister, Taro Kono, has announced that he is running to become head of the governing party, who usually is chosen prime minister, and pledged to be reform-minded and gets things done

Windrush victims are still waiting for compensation

‘Doing this would effectively mean cutting Northern Ireland off the EU’s single market and related opportunities’

Insurgents suffering from ‘catastrophic success’, claims head of UK armed forces

Ben Elliot warned he must make ‘clear distinction’ between roles with party and firm

Tories have ‘sacrificed’ reputation as low tax party, YouGov survey suggests

Long queues of cars and plans to alter site stoke row