Budget changes do not make up for ‘damage’ of £20-a-week cut, says think tank

The Metropolitan Police said the injuries were ‘unacceptable’, though a number of officers have remained in Whitehall

Source suggests Middle Eastern country could become ‘supplier of last resort’ for UK

The 21-year-old told police the tweets were “banter between mates”

The figure is just three fewer than the record number in 2008

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Exclusive: Jamaica’s top diplomat in the UK, Mr Seth Ramocan, told The Independent he was making ‘immediate’ enquiries with the Home Office about the case

Labour demands inquiry into Johnson’s freebie holiday and insists second investigation into Downing Street flat refurbishment must go ahead

‘This is democracy – you might not like me but you’ve got to listen to me’

‘Disappointing’ failure of UK to engage ‘sincerely’ in effort to resolve customs problems, says Brussels commissioner

Exclusive: ‘We’re breaking the taboo and saying what has to be said – that livestock production is a major driver’ says author

Megan Harrison, 24, says 18-week-old Bonnie died after eating ‘puppuccino’ treat

Former partner says she could not stay in house she shared with disgraced hospital electrician

Kirsty Blackman says she deleted post ‘after some reflection’

Local NHS trust does not have resources to mount inquiry needed, Tory MP says

The man said police seemed to dismiss his attempts to provide them with information.

Fuller is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to murders of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce in Tunbridge Wells

UK government has ignored warnings surrounding Supermax to continue striking deals with the Malaysian glove manufacturer, says Labour

Home Office says 20,000 people have made crossing this year

‘Adequate resourcing of the courts and tribunals is vital for the future,’ says country’s most senior judge

Keon Lincoln was chased, stabbed and shot outside his home by a group of teenagers in Perry Barr, Birmingham

All three teenagers will serve a prison sentence

Victim said attack left her facing ‘trauma and disgust’

Both attacker and victim in their twenties

Family of the animals, including four babies, or kits, are to be released into special enclosure

PM may have broken rules over his free stay at luxury villa in Spain, says opposition

Standards commissioner yet to decide whether to launch probe

Thwarted bid to blow up House of Lords made 17th century Britain even less tolerant

Suspect, 25, to go on trial next year charged with murder and preparing acts of terrorism

Father of the House says current levels of pay might fail to attract top talent

Business secretary had claimed it was ‘difficult to see future’ for standards commissioner

Boris Johnson’s party now just one point ahead following ‘sleaze’ debacle

Probe into Owen Paterson’s activities led to ‘sleazy mess’ over disciplinary process

Deputy chief medical officer for England says it is ‘crucial we don’t overlook value of ventilation’