Steven Craig was inspired by the 1992 film Reservoir Dogs when he doused Jacqueline Kirk in petrol

Staff at the ambulance service are set to go on strike for the first time in decades.

Victim was ‘ incapable of defending herself against callous and merciless actions’ of attacker, police say

It received over 100,000 signatures.

Milder conditions set to become more unsettled, with overnight temperatures dropping into single figures in parts of the country

Exclusive: At least nine more councils are considering legal action after six sought injunctions against hotels

Valeria Kovtun said there has been a shift in the online content being shared on social media since the Russian invasion began in February.

Sunak and Hunt are coming under intense pressure from Conservative MPs to limit the scale of tax rises

British intelligence analysts believe Moscow’s withdrawal from Kherson, a strategically key Ukrainian city, likely began as early as October 22.

Deal to curb migrant crossings reportedly could be ready ‘as early as Monday’

The late Queen considered Remembrance Sunday one of the most significant and important engagements in the royal calendar.

The papers look at allegations about culture within the Government and the latest from I’m a Celebrity…

Joe and Irina Place are now renting in the western Ukrainian city of Uzhhorod, where they say it is safe but they face the prospect of power outages.

Joe and Irina Place are now renting in the western Ukrainian city of Uzhhorod, where they say it is safe but they face the prospect of power outages.

Putin’s stand-in Sergei Lavrov expected to face hail of condemnation over war in Ukraine

‘I am a grandmother!’ says loyal ally – who insists former PM ‘will be back’ after earning money

The allowance for all departments, including the Ministry of Defence, will rise in line with the 2021 spending review, according to reports.

A new corporate criminal offence should be introduced to help incentivise all industries to play their part in combating scams, the committee said.

Civil liberties groups have written to Home Secretary Suella Braverman to express concern about recent incidents during Just Stop Oil protests.

The funding will help councils step up inspections and carry out better scrutiny of housing benefit claims to ensure they are reasonable.

The Post Office looked at what the typical cost of a two-night break could be in 12 European cities.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is being urged to remember the importance of road transport in next week’s Autumn Statement.

Sir Mark Rowley said: ‘If agencies we work closely with strike, it’s hard to imagine that more work won’t potentially overflow in our direction.’

Strikes could cause an ‘overflow’ of work for officers, Sir Mark Rowley says

The anonymous graffiti artist has posted a photo of a mural he has created in the Ukrainian town of Borodyanka.

Union bosses warn of ‘extraordinary disruption’ at airports and key ports like Dover

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has ‘sympathy’ with nurses – but best way to help is bringing down inflation

Threshold freeze could leave thousands more businesses owing Treasury

Ex-chancellor refuses to apologise for turmoil and blames former boss for mini-Budget chaos

‘Extraordinary disruption’ to hit more than 120 government departments and public bodies

‘Press the reset button’: New legal routes thought more likely to be effective than Rwanda flights

The MP will face a quiz show-style trial alongside campmate Owen Warner.

Divisions over Russia’s invasion reduce the chance that leaders of the world’s top economies will find consensus at the Bali summit.

The Order of Merit was created in 1902 by Edward VII to honour leaders in the arts, sciences, culture and military.

Pair were together fined nearly £2,000

The MP ate camel’s penis, sheep’s vagina and cow’s anus in the first eating trial of the series.

The actress said she discovered she had two half sisters in the acting business.

Tributes have poured in for the musician who was a founding member of folk rock band Stealers Wheel.

Around 2,000 people are on the Gangs Violence Matrix, and 79% of them black, while in total 86.5% are from BAME backgrounds.

Multiple sources have alleged Dominic Raab created a ‘culture of fear’ in MoJ

Multiple sources have alleged Dominic Raab created a ‘culture of fear’ in the Ministry of Justice, according to The Guardian.

‘They barged in with a master key. Again at no point had they identified themselves to me. It was really scary,’ Angharad Paget-Jones tells The Independent

This follows the resignation of former education secretary Gavin Williamson

Chancellor warns of ‘eye-watering’ decisions to come

Jordan Croft was sentenced to 26 years in jail for 65 offences against more than two dozen girls and women

Jennifer Roberts has said she will ‘never forgive’ Dr Heather Steen after she was struck off the medical register.

Lucy Letby, originally from Hereford, denies the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of 10 others between June 2015 and June 2016.

Lucy Letby denies the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of 10 others

The legal action was taken against the State by Green Party TD Patrick Costello.

David Ballantyne Smith was ‘driven by an intense hatred for his own country’, court told

A Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service panel decided the sanction for Dr Heather Steen.

Mr Justice Mostyn was told how Sergeant Hayley Russell had ‘falsified’ shoot records and Pc Christopher Strickland had ‘falsified the authorisation’.

Government accused of ‘snatching school lunches away by stealth’

Royal Papworth Hospital was relocated to a new site in Cambridge in May 2019.

Family of victim Dawn Sturgess express concern as no date yet set for public inquiry to start

A hearing on Friday concluded months of questioning over the man’s identity

Scotland Yard will take no action against Shaun Bailey and Conservative aides

The game is based on a Dutch format called De Verraders.

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester attended the National Memorial Arboretum Armistice Day Service in Staffordshire.

The warm conditions are forecast to continue on Saturday and Sunday.

David Ballantyne Smith, 58, is said to have been driven by an intense hatred for his own country.

The Foreign Secretary said ‘intimidation of any kind’ towards members of the press in Britain would not be tolerated.

Micheal Martin said Anglo-Irish relations have improved ‘very significantly’ as he expressed hope of a resolution to the stand-off.

Daniel Meade, 43, of Upper Rainham Road, Havering, used the keys to unlock the back door of an address in Dagenham.

Airman first class Mikayla Hayes, 24, who is based at RAF Lakenheath in Suffolk, is charged with causing Matthew Day’s death by careless driving.

Scotland’s First Minister said the UK was in an “incredibly difficult” position after meeting Rishi Sunak at the British-Irish Council summit.

Hopes of a warmer co-existence with Russia have been gradually snuffed out since the Cold War ended.

The monarch caught Downing Street off guard by arriving early on Friday, meaning he missed the customary doorstep handshake with the Prime Minister.

The event took place at the Poppyscotland factory instead.

The prosecution previously alleged Mark Brown had used the homemade incinerators to dispose of Leah Ware’s body.

HMS Diamond had just left Portsmouth Naval Base, Hampshire, when it answered a mayday call.

The former Home Secretary signed the restriction notice in July this year.

The event was organised by staff of Shaun Bailey, the former mayoral candidate who is believed to be in line for a peerage.

Only one in five county councils confident of avoiding bankruptcy next year

People aged 70 and over are still among the highest infected.

Exclusive: Labour calls on Sunak to apologise on behalf of his party before he meets Japanese PM at G20

Johnson was ‘chaotic’, says former top civil servant who served under seven prime ministers

Retail boss Lord Wolfson said this was “not the Brexit he wanted” as the country faces labour shortages

Chancellor warns of ‘tough road ahead’ as economy contracts by 0.2 per cent

Chancellor warns of ‘tough road ahead’ as economy contracts by 0.2 per cent

The victim watched CCTV footage as Daniel Meade climbed through a bush to rob her house in Dagenham

A lone bugler from The Rifles signalled the start of The Last Post as hundreds gathered at the site.

The country fell silent at 11am to mark the anniversary of the end of the First World War.

Mark Brown, who is accused of murdering two women, was giving evidence for a second day on Friday.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says ‘tough rough ahead’ as he prepares to slash public spending

Bubacar Jabbie Dukureh, 17, who was known as Buba, was walking back to his home when he was attacked by five teenagers.

 Andy Gregory looks back on the shocking and tragic events that thrust the Wiltshire city into global headlines

 Andy Gregory looks back on the shocking and tragic events that thrust the Wiltshire city into global headlines

The after-dark winter light trail Luminate Sandringham has returned to the Norfolk estate for the third year.

Rishi Sunak urged to act as landlord repossession claims also shoot up

Jordan Croft pleaded guilty to 65 offences against 26 women, with victims as young as 12 years-old

Heathrow says it is ready for its ‘biggest Christmas in three years’ as the airport plans for a busy festive period.

Former health secretary Hancock is seen laughing nervously before his dish arrives.

Kelly Thomson lives on £40 per week to feed herself and her two children and like many in the cost of living crisis is struggling

Kelly Thomson lives on £40 per week to feed herself and her two children and like many in the cost of living crisis is struggling

Savings rates are at their highest since 2009, with fixed-rate accounts now offering an interest as high as 4.85%

Savings rates are at their highest since 2009, with fixed-rate accounts now offering an interest as high as 4.85%

Francis Cairney, 87, is accused of offences in the 1970s and 1980s.

The Bahrain-based minehunters, accompanied by a Royal Fleet Auxiliary support ship, are carrying out round-the-clock patrols.

Maureen Jarvis, and other widows who remarried before 2015, lost their pension payments.