Janice Brooks escaped the 84th floor of Two World Trade Center on 11 September 2001 after the first plane struck next door. Sixty-one of her colleagues did not make it out alive. She tells Caspar Barnes her story

The London-born banker served 14 months in jail and says his career was ruined by the crash

Hospitality bosses warn the move could put jobs at risk

One rabbi described the recent settler violence as ‘violation of God’s name of the worst order’

The fashion retailer's owner has purchased a new warehouse in Sheffield to support the plans

Television expert to work with banks such as Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, and Monzo to help those who are struggling

Analysis by the British Medical Journal (BMJ) found minimum waits of up to 16 weeks for hip, knee and cataract surgery

Researchers said the ‘London in decline narrative’ is fuelling misconceptions about the capital

The general secretary of the TUC Paul Nowak called on the Labour leader to go ‘further and faster’ on cutting bills

Margaret Hodge says she did not swear at then Labour leader during infamous showdown in the House of Commons

Joshua Cammidge, 31, has been charged with National Security Act offences as part of an investigation led by Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) London

The Prime Minister was questioned in the Commons over the potential hazards of artificial intelligence

The by-election, which takes place on October 8, comes after Sir Keir Starmer revealed his plans to quit Parliament earlier this month

Nigel Farage has insisted he and his aides ‘had done nothing illegal’ – but the Met says ‘there are potential offences requiring investigation’

The US president seemed unusually hesitant to elaborate on the joint sanctions from Britain, Canada and France

The ban, announced by Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband on Tuesday, has triggered a diplomatic row with Israel and drawn criticism from opposition figures at home

Speaking in the House of Lords on Wednesday, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell said he welcomed Mr Miliband’s statement

Survey finds more than half of British public back ban on imports from Israeli settlements

Downing Street said the government still had confidence in the boss of National Air Traffic Services, Martin Rolfe

Nigel Farage has insisted he and his aides ‘had done nothing illegal’ and that no money changed hands – but the Met says ‘there are potential offences requiring investigation’

A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that the Tate brothers must remain in custody in Miami

Drones were seen circling the hotel after protestors mistook the sports team for asylum seekers

Lady Joan Branson, 80, died on November 24 after suffering a cardiac arrest at the private Lister Hospital in Chelsea, west London, which is owned and operated by HCA Healthcare

With problems mounting again for the UK’s air traffic control provider, Alex Ross looks at the warning signs from the last major meltdown in 2023

Tommy Robinson has denied the allegations in a written statement

Members of a lifeboat operation rescuing people crossing the English Channel on Sunday have been targeted in a vicious online hate campaign

The Arctic voyage is intended to be the start of a regular container service to Europe via the so-called North Sea Route

The Vicar of Dibley star, 68, was caught breaking a 30mph speed limit by a camera last July

Kemi Badenoch has been making some major changes to her shadow cabinet. One which caught particular attention was the appointment of Claire Coutinho, who is currently pregnant, to shadow business secretary.

The prime minister was grilled on his commitment to reach 3 per cent for defenced funding by 2030

More than 4 in 10 (43 per cent) of voters believe the Green Party leader is doing a bad job, compared to 24 per cent who think the same of the Restore Britain leader

BBC documentary Buried with Michael Sheen investigated toxic contamination across Wales

It certainly isn’t the first time Reform’s finances have landed the party in hot water. But the latest scandal does show a changing Nigel Farage, says Helen MacNamara. Reported by Maja Anushka

The Independent is offering 10 pairs of tickets to the screening of ‘Hard Labour: Inside the global crisis killing mothers and babies’ followed by a panel discussion at the London ICA

Police officers were in the area to provide reassurance

The couple were reportedly ‘surprised’ by the memorandum issued by King Charles

Pc Blades died alongside his colleague, Pc Tom Clough, in a horrific crash near Middlesbrough

An average food shop could rise to almost £150 by next summer the Food and Drink Federation warned

She made false reports causing men to be held in custody at police stations, lose jobs and partners, and be separated from their children

NFU published a report revealing the UK’s self-sufficiency had fallen in 10 out of 11 key commodities over the past 30 years

The actor will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 21 October

The Indian restaurant has been ordered to pay the worker a total of £7,185

Police attended a Tesco petrol station in Harlow where Richie was arrested

As the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks approaches, we want to hear from readers about where you were and what you remember of that historic moment in 2001

The incident has been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct

While the number of tests taken have reached a record-high, waiting times remain “too long” for some

Evidence gathered by police identified more than 180 city centre incidents involving face coverings or balaclavas

Airports have warned of further disruption as flights continue to be cancelled on Wednesday morning

One month of living costs in London equates to five months in Thailand’s Chiang Mai

New research shows just one in five voters think Brexit has been a success, heaping pressure on the new prime minister to improve Britain’s relationship with Europe

Gheorghita Arsene was buried alive after a ditch collapsed on him in June 2020

Westminster is back, and so is conference season, beginning with Reform’s scandal-hit gathering in Birmingham.

The new study said the temperature at which coffee and tea is drunk in Western populations is around 60C

Money Saving Expert’s Martin Lewis has urged parents to look at high interest savings accounts and Junior ISAs

New research seen by The Independent shows that Andy Burnham’s social media videos on pub snacks, toy buses, the cost of Freddos and playing a guitar with a soldier are outdoing the Reform UK leader’s efforts

Despite the wet weather, most of England and all of Wales is still in drought

Colleges say there are multiple barriers preventing young people from attending college