Durdle Door attracts about half a million visitors every year

Peter Leonard, 42, and wife, Kelly, 46, sued octogenarian Charolais sheep breeder Muriel Whiston during a six-year row

Gordon Brown hit out at Reform’s plan to reinstate the two child benefit cap

In a statement Thames Valley Police said their investigation is ‘ongoing’

This latest change comes after Chancellor Rachel Reeves promised an £150 cut to average household bills

The change will see a reduction of around £10 a month for the average household using both electricity and gas

Former Labour minister accused of leaking sensitive government information to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein

Exclusive: New analysis finds that debt relief for developing countries – which the UK could play a key role in orchestrating – could more than offset the impact of UK aid cuts. Nick Ferris reports

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on Thursday on suspicion of misconduct in public office

Christopher Trybus is accused of manslaughter after his wife Tarryn Baird died in 2017

Théophile Kaliviotis died in custody at Brook House immigration removal centre near Gatwick Airport

Old Etonian Tory defector, who is well known for his strong Christian views, says marriage vows don’t mean anything now

‘The UK cannot hypocritically stand against despotic regimes when its own systems are so dystopian,’ a report on the plight of eight prisoners on indefinite jail terms said

Winners were awarded £100,000 each for their work focused on understanding planet formation, advances in DNA replication and sub-atomic energy transfer

A year after the government announced a 40 per cent reduction in international development aid, Kristine Yakhama writes about the impact of the decision on the ground in Kenya’s Kakamega County

Hampshire Constabulary has since returned two of the plaques

Shadow minister Alex Burghart said ‘it is possible to identify the hand of Epstein in Mr Mountbatten-Windsor’s appointment’

The government’s move to exclude the disgraced former prince from the succession line will rely on 14 governments

The former peer was arrested on Monday afternoon on suspicion of misconduct in public office

Stark findings expose impact of global warming on British households

Zoopla says there has been a 6 per cent increase in properties in past four weeks

Wayve prepares to roll out commercial robotaxi trials in London later this year

In a joint statement, 93 NGOs call on the government to reverse ‘short-sighted’ reduction of up to 40 per cent in Britain’s aid budget

Nigel Farage has helped clear out “drama queens” from the Tory party, Kemi Badenoch has told The Independent.

The Tobacco and Vapes Bill will prevent anyone born on or after January 1 2009 from smoking legally

Visitors to the UK will now need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)

The winning number for the EuroMillions have been announced

The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is ‘currently in a wheelchair’ after the accident and cannot travel

The actor and comedian has already pleaded not guilty to five allegations relating to the period between 1999 and 2005

James Dooley and Andrew cash were serving sentences at HMP Hollesley in Suffolk

Lorraine Thorpe was 15 years old when she killed her father, Desmond Thorpe, and Rosalyn Hunt in separate incidents in 2009

The whereabouts of the valuable egg is unknown

Nigel Farage’s party wants to merge council pension schemes to create a single British Sovereign Wealth Fund

A crash involving two lorries resulted in the motorway being closed in both direction

Adam Mitula’s suspension comes just days before crucial by-election

The Met Police’s arrest of Lord Mandelson came as part of a criminal investigation over allegations that came to light in the Epstein files

Chris Anderson said that allegations that he had been informed of phone hacking were ‘false’

Councillor Simon Evans has apologised and said he did not realise the full content of the post, adding: ‘I would never intentionally call for, or wish violence upon anyone’

David Lammy has pledged to fix the UK’s broken judicial system amid a spiralling case backlog

It comes as shoplifting has risen to a record high and retailers work to protect their stock

Four defendants were sentenced on Tuesday over the plot where text messages were sent

Housing leaders claim it is one of the quickest ways to tackle the housing crisis

The UK government claim Putin’s war effort was faltering and government revenues were in free fall

British firms have faced a rollercoaster of uncertainty when it comes to doing business in the US

Sanju Pal was dismissed for not meeting performance targets after being diagnosed with severe endometriosis

An investigation revealed the insurer had provided coverage for several vessels within the ‘shadow fleet’

One TV channel claimed Ukraine's government was a ‘puppet’of the West

A Saharan dust cloud passing over the UK could create reddish skies and the possibility of ‘blood rain’

The U.K. Parliament is set to debate calls for greater accountability from a member of the royal family as the arrest of the former Prince Andrew and his links to the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein forces British society to re-examine its rel...

Bridget Phillipson defended Sir Keir Starmer’s decision to appoint Lord Mandelson as US ambassador saying the PM sacked him ‘as soon as it became clear the full extent of what had been going on’

Brother Sky Roberts says ‘contrast with the continued inaction in the United States is undeniable’

Most people could earn better rates by taking their savings out of Premium Bonds

Carlo Cudicini faces claims of trespass and breach of the lease relating to the terrace

Jose Alejandro Zamora Yrala, 38, admitted forging more than 60,000 authenticity certificates for engine parts on his home computer between 2019 and 2023

This will be the first time a major international brand is brought into an IKEA blue-box store

Dr Mark Elias was handed a suspended prison sentence after being caught by the train conductor

The pair were firm favourites with visitors and had formed a touching bond in their South American enclosure

The prime minister promised to stand by Ukraine ‘for as long as it takes’

Royal arrests were a fairly constant practice until the late 17th century

Exclusive: The top-rising food is a relative newcomer to official inflation statistics

Exclusive: Tory leader praises King Charles for his response to the arrest of his brother