The revelations intensify concerns about repeated police decisions not to investigate 2015 trafficking claims.

The US president's comments come ahead of a state visit from King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill was supported by MPs but has not cleared its stages in the Lords.

Christopher Joell-Deshields was fired from Pride in London following an investigation into his conduct.

Beatles star reveals all about his new country album, being a Sir and coming up with the phrase A Hard Day's Night.

It is unusual for a senior figure at the Bank to be so forthright on market movements.

Sergio Aguiar and David Stancombe run the London Marathon together in memory of Alice and Elsie.

Poppy Hope Lomas died seven days after a "high-risk" home birth in north London, her inquest hears.

Morgan McSweeney speaks publicly for the first time about his departure from Downing Street.

The US president earlier told the BBC the UK should have given more support to the US over the Iran war.

A judge says Adam Hall took away the futures of his victims, including boys aged 15 and 17.

It follows a BBC investigation that found High Street mini-marts were selling drugs in some West Midlands towns.

The government said medical data of 500,000 people was affected but no personally identifiable information had been made available.

The 51-year-old, who is originally from Bolton, currently presents the teatime show on Radio 2.

However, Dr Faizal Seedat told the Nottingham Inquiry he did not actually believe Valdo Calocane would kill.

The men, who are all asylum seekers, had denied targeting the woman in the early hours of October 4.

The arrest was made as part of a wider investigation into leadership at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

The victim says he feared for his life after being assaulted and subjected to antisemitic abuse.

The charges are dismissed after a court hears an expert cannot be sure the reading was accurate.

The guitar was played on the band's second album (What's the Story) Morning Glory by Noel Gallagher.

Football Focus is to end after 52 years, BBC Sport announces.

Evie and her mother were enjoying a day trip to south Wales when they came across the amphibian.

The annual ONS crime data also shows overall recorded homicides have fallen.

Kofi Offeh, who describes himself as King Atehene, has been deported to Ghana.

The presenter said recent weeks had been "extremely testing" but he is "now on the pathway to recovery".

The Beatles drummer has released a new, solo album - and it's Americana and country music, more LA and Nashville than Liverpool and London.

Evie, 10, tells the BBC about finding the axolotl - named Dippy - and bringing it home to Leicester.

A proposed three-year deal with Paris is aimed at stopping migrants crossing the Channel on small boats.

Sir Olly Robbins told MPs No 10 had a "dismissive approach" to Lord Peter Mandelson's security vetting.

In a phone interview with the BBC's North America editor, the president discussed next week's visit and his relationship with the UK PM.

Sam, who was heading home from school when he got his diagnosis, says Hall's jailing is a relief.

A data breach at Biobank and Trump's new orders to US troops in the Middle East lead Friday's papers.

Airlines are putting up prices and cancelling flights in response to higher jet fuel prices.

The little medieval church - where you need the tide book alongside a prayer book.

Cat Little, the top official at the Cabinet Office, tells MPs "due process" was followed in the appointment.

Victims tell how Steve Figg left their homes – and relationships – on the verge of collapse.

Kendra Hazlett says she and son Albie left Tom Duffy's Circus after she was twice asked to "put him in his seat".

Ferguson Marine said it was unable to bid to build a replacement for MV Lord of the Isles because of eligibility criteria.

The population of Wales grew by about 23,000 as a result of net international migration in the year to June 2024.