Hate crimes targeting transgender people have rocketed by 56 per cent in a year, as the number of overall offences hit a record high in England and Wales.

The men carried out five burglaries in Kent, Essex and London in February

Several attendees removed for allegedly hurling insults

Exclusive: Alleged behaviour ‘isn’t a one-off’ says one accuser

‘People in all walks of life are feeling the pinch,’ researchers say

Recommendations make clear that universities can decide to involve trusted contacts without agreement of the student.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng said the national insurance hike that was to be used to pay for the measures will be reversed from November.

Liz Truss is ‘destroyer of growth’, says Labour leader

Thalia Coultas, seven, is to get her ‘Hero Arm’ by mid-November.

Rob Lewis is understood to have created a group chat with other former Met officers

The Royal College of Nursing is launching its first UK-wide ballot on industrial action.

Nadine Dorries warned her former Cabinet colleague that ‘you don’t win elections by lurching to the right’

Archie Wilks survived Covid-19 early in the pandemic.

Higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids in the blood have been linked to better thinking skills in mid-life.

The case made headlines during the summer after a judge was told the baby had tried to breathe even though doctors said he was dead.

The national mastheads focus on further Tory turmoil and attacks by dangerous dogs.

From a total mobile phone ban to low emission zones, don’t be caught out by new motoring rules

From a total mobile phone ban to low emission zones, don’t be caught out by new motoring rules

Motorists urged to ‘not panic’ when they see emergency services on the road

Motorists urged to ‘not panic’ when they see emergency services on the road

A spokesperson for the Santa Fe DA’s office said charges would still be brought if they were warranted by the ‘facts and evidence’ in the case.

Spacey has been in exile from Hollywood since he was accused of inappropriate behaviour in October 2017.

She will use the summit to highlight how the UK has continued to play a leading role in Europe

The musical returns for a limited run from January 27 to April 1 2023.

Eric Weinberg is said to have ‘relied on his Hollywood credentials’ to lure young women to photo shoots where he allegedly assaulted them.

The auctions featured vehicles, watches, costumes, props, and posters spanning the 25 Bond films to date.

‘More demand for care than ever before,’ health chiefs say

Loss of ‘transparency’ since DFID was axed leaves ‘spending priorities for individual countries’ unclear

Millions are predicted to suffer hike in mortgage payments

The Prime Minister heads to Prague after a bruising few days at the Conservative Party conference.

Many people are not getting the right support at the time they need it the most, the UK Commission on Bereavement warned.

By 2025–26, freezes will take away £2 for every £1 given to households through the headline personal tax cuts, the Institute for Fiscal Studies said.

More donors are needed to treat patients with sickle cell disease.

Footfall was up by just 6.8% on last September, dropping away from the 8.6% and 15.5% uplifts seen in August and July respectively, Springboard said.

The feline sculptures each represent a true story behind the life of a lion in the wild.

PM’s trip to Czech capital will also see private meetings with Macron and Dutch leader Rutte

Nadine Dorries in plea for change of course as PM’s popularity hits extreme low

The Prime Minister and Chancellor have come under fire in recent days amid market turmoil.

Liz Truss was making a one-day visit to the Czech Republic after a Conservative Party conference dominated by internal division.

Exclusive: Prospect of wider deregulation looms as local authorities bid for relaxed rules

‘I’m told he can’t eat anymore,’ neighbour quoted as saying

Lifeguard on duty at time also cleared of any wrongdoing

‘Disingenuous and misleading’ slur even ruffled feathers in Tory ranks

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has hosted German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, two days before a European Union summit to discuss Europe’s energy crisis derived from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

MSPs sat as a committee of the whole parliament to consider amendments to the Cost of Living (Tenant Protection) (Scotland) Bill.

Steve Mullen was sacked for gross misconduct by NHS after having worked for health service for nearly 20 years

PM’s broadside at critics branded ‘Orwellian’ by Tory former cabinet minister

Tolga Akmen, from the European Pressphoto Agency, had been at the conference to photograph Liz Truss’s speech.

‘I’m not going to tell you how to live your life’, says PM

Disabled people are disproportionately hit by hygiene poverty, charity says

Darren Greenham used an angle grinder to cut gas pipes while under the influence of drink and drugs

Rory Mason, from Co Meath, died fighting for Ukraine’s International Legion near the Russian border.

The FA said the incident was one of two to have taken place in Lancashire last weekend.

Liz Truss entered to the track’s famous chorus ‘I’m movin’ on up, you’re movin’ on out’

Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Coveney is due to meet UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly for dinner in London on Thursday.

An inquest jury in Chesterfield also found that a police early morning raid made a ‘possible’ contribution to the death of Cyril McGuinness.

The incident took place at Rath Cemetery in Tralee on Wednesday morning.

The Court of Appeal will reconsider whether there should be a fresh inquest into the death of Jodey Whiting, from Stockton-on-Tees.

Yassar Yaqub, 28, was the front-seat passenger in one of two cars travelling in convoy on the M62 when four unmarked police vehicles surrounded them.

Watchdog will check for any ‘errors or omissions of fact’ in documents drawn up after Priti Patel met Albanian government

The Western Sahara Campaign UK has brought legal action against the Department for International Trade and the Treasury,

Kathleen Thompson, 47, was killed by a bullet to the chest in Londonderry in November 1971.

The pathology review, which will be chaired by forensic science expert Glenn Taylor, was ordered by the Home Office.

Liz Truss is facing questions over her claim to be the first prime minister to have gone to a comprehensive after it emerged that Theresa May’s official government biography says she attended a comp.

The former England hooker was diagnosed with early-onset dementia and chronic traumatic encephalopathy in November 2020.

Police chiefs in England and Wales have promised forces will attend all residential thefts in a bid to solve more crimes and prosecute more criminals.

The Princess of Wales toured the Royal Surrey County Hospital to hear about the holistic support it provides to pregnant women and new mothers.

Prime minister dismissed campaigners as part of an ‘anti-growth coalition’

Jessica Lawson died after a pontoon capsized in July 2015.

Liz Truss would be ‘immoral’ to make poor pay price of economic plan, says former Labour PM

Treasury Select Committee urged to probe Chancellor’s contact with City traders

Government economic policy was today plunged deeper into chaos after Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng U-turned on a plan to calm markets by bringing forward a crucial statement by the chancellor.

Remarkable 23-point swing to Keir Starmer’s party in heartlands since mini-Budget mess

Cuts come as supermarket chain’s profits take hit amid cost of living crisis and rising inflation

Former home secretary says Tories ‘live or die’ on their economic credibility

Conor Burns pokes fun at ‘Instagram posts about free trade agreements’ – for which future prime minister was notorious

Chancellor also sparks fresh confusion over next financial statement, saying: ‘It’s going to be 23 November’ – despite Treasury briefing it has been brought forward

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says low level of deportations is a ‘problem’

Embattled PM refuses to confirm plan for benefits, as minister Penny Mordaunt breaks ranks

The countess travelled to Rwanda while on an official visit to the neighbouring Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity said it hoped to raise £3.5 million through its partnership with the TCS London Marathon.

The Deputy First Minister addressed an urgent question in the Scottish Parliament on the issue.

Apple is among tenants moving into renovated building

Over 60 per cent of women walk home more often despite fearing for their safety

Her widow, Matthew Hutchins, will serve as executive producer when filming resumes in January 2023.

Former Scottish Government minister Fiona Hyslop hinted at a possible future for what she described as an ‘iconic service’.

The poems will be broadcast during the BBC’s special week of centenary programming this month.

However a barrister representing the MoD said it is current pressure servicing a number of legacy inquests dealing with Northern Ireland’s past.

Home secretary says flights are unlikely to start before Christmas because of expected appeals to High Court ruling

Exclusive: The probe comes after asylum seekers said they are being discriminated against.

Government says homeowners will not be forced to take part in scheme

Government says homeowners will not be forced to take part in scheme

Paramedics were called to airport on Wednesday morning

Here is what lies ahead for the under-fire Prime Minister over the next few weeks.

Dean Gittoes was found to have ‘unlawfully’ arrested the 16-year-old and used ‘unnecessary force’.

The Prince of Wales was touring St George’s Park on the 10th anniversary of the centre’s opening as the home of England’s teams.

MPs fearful of losing seats may feel they should ‘roll the dice’ on another leader

Motorists should have benefited from a drop in wholesale prices, the RAC said

Suella Braverman said it was her personal view and not government policy, which as Home Secretary she is bound by.

The protesters interrupted Liz Truss’s televised leaders’ speech at the Conservative Party conference in Birmingham.