The Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating the arrest of the student after footage was released

The home secretary is trying to make it harder for migrants to fight their deportation over links to family in the UK

MPs on the Commons’ Public Accounts Committee say there is a ‘clear risk’ the major scheme to boost rail connections can be delivered within its £45bn funding cap

This month’s prize draw is imminent

Burnham left to find £4.7bn to fund a black hole in Starmer’s defence spending plan

The Independent understands that Mahmood is now among the leading names being discussed for the Treasury, while Healey is being spoken of in Westminster as the frontrunner to take over at the Home Office if she is moved, writes Maja Anushka

Lawyers blamed ‘jealousy’ from other parts of the family for the court case

The average gas and electricity bill will increase by £221 to £1,862 a year under new rates from Wednesday

High pressure from the Azores will build across the UK as temperatures are set to rocket again

Ten years after Britain voted to leave the EU, the arguments show no sign of ending. From the economy and the NHS to immigration and holidays abroad, we've asked experts from across the political spectrum to debate Brexit's biggest unanswered questio...

Major brands have used marketing pitches about ‘urban riding’ and ‘long-distanced commutes’ despite warnings from police and coroners that their public use is illegal

The driving theory test was introduced in the UK 30 years ago

Ministers are attempting to reform the welfare system in order to save money and get more people currently claiming sickness benefits back into work

Which? tested 12 products and found that two failed to protect volunteers from being bitten for more than a few minutes

Capita has officially missed the government’s June 30 deadline to deliver the full terms of its £239 million Civil Service Pensions contract, PCS said

The future king carried a dining room chair up three flights of stairs to the one-bedroom flat in Aberdeen

An arsonist was caught on camera setting fire to a black Mercedes 200 on a driveway in Northampton.

Tests were carried out to ascertain whether the patient had contracted the disease

Healey – who quit earlier this month after accusing the prime minister of being ‘unwilling to commit the resources’ needed to keep Britain safe – urged the government to set out a target date for the UK to spend 3 per cent of GDP on defence

A police officer in Chippenham shoved and swore at a 13-year-old boy wearing school uniform after he asked for a lift home, bodycam footage from October 2025 shows.

Devolution – or devo-maxxing – was the order of the day in Andy Burnham’s most significant speech yet on how he would govern.

Officers were called to the incident near Mill Lane, Ongar, at 12.30pm on Tuesday, Essex Police said

Rou had no previous convictions or immigration history in the UK

Mo Chara was accused of displaying a flag in support of proscribed terror organisation Hezbollah at a concert

What buys a five-bed house in Scotland may only get you a studio flat in parts of London, analysis reveals

Mr Hewitt said his brother was known to many as Leeds United super fan ‘Little Mick’

Stephen McCullagh shared a ‘live’ broadcast of him playing video games on the night of the murder

Jane Ouartsi was ploughed into by a child on a Lime bike while walking in a pedestrianised area of central London in August 2023

Emmanuel Sakyi was found guilty of causing his baby daughter’s by a unanimous jury on Monday

Gary Pammen was left out of his father Terrance’s will when he died in 2022

Brohiri, who has been homeless for years, was previously given a three-month prison sentence, suspended for a year

Convicted sexual predator Simon Levy, 40, denies raping a woman and murdering two others

The study also found that only 15 per cent of motorists always check their tyre pressures before a trip

Britain’s culture minister, Lisa Nandy, has set a 6 July deadline for the companies to respond to her concerns

A deal could see EU students have their fees cut from £38,000 to £9,535, in line with UK undergraduates

While Sir Keir Starmer has promised the DIP will reverse the ‘corrosive hollowing out’ of the armed forces, the funding package still falls well short of the £28bn military officials said would be necessary to fill a black hole in the MoD’s bu...

National Trust has appealed for the return of the sapling from Wray Castle in Cumbria, which was planted just two months ago

Lee Reynolds says he felt physically sick when he received the council letter

The charity Surfers Against Sewage documented 2,856 hours’ worth of sewage released into UK waters last week

A boy was pulled from the water at London’s Royal Victoria Dock on Monday afternoon

The airport strives to become a ‘better neighbour’ as hundreds of homes face destruction under plans for a third runway

There have been difficulties contacting the farmer responsible for the animals

A ‘large crime scene’ remains in place in Hounslow

Martin Lewis, the founder of MoneySavingExpert, told the Public Accounts Committee that he still did not know what the term meant.

The £750 million valuation covers a 999-year leasehold interest, a common form of extended property agreement

A survey by More in Common found 59 per cent of Britons did not think the Makerfield MP was ready for power but are open to his ideas

Maria Pearson stabbed love rival Janet Newton to death in 1986 and was handed a life sentence the following year

Political editor David Maddox suggests that Keir Starmer’s Defence Investment Plan is less a legacy and more a monument to the failures – which means he will soon no longer be prime minister

The donation sat unnoticed in the shop for months before the valuable inscription was spotted

Puffins, razorbills, and guillemots are thriving on the island in the Bristol Channel once more

Mr McPhail sued for unfair dismissal at an employment tribunal in Glasgow, arguing he did 'a good thing'

The media giant stated that the acquisition will enable it to accelerate the Telegraph's ‘digital transformation’

A boy, also aged 14, has been charged with Lilly’s murder

Home Office plans slammed as ‘performative cruelty’ as campaigners warn new policy will fail to tackle the real issues in asylum system

Crimestoppers is offering a reward for information which helps lead to the location of Adrian Lewicki

Pure battery electric vehicles currently account for only 23.9 per cent of the new car market during the first five months of this year

If approved, the tunnels could be opened within eight years

Anthony Walcott did not have a licence when he reversed ‘negligently’ over Janet Purkess

The deal was agreed by ministers and the British Medical Association (BMA) on Monday