The structure is clinging onto the cliff, with little of it left to support it

Surrey Police confirmed it spent £15,990 on the chartered flight to bring HSTikkyTokky back from Malaga Airport

South East Water has faced intense criticism from MPs and the public

Giles Coren said that food inspection rules need to ‘modernise’ after restaurant Ynyshir received a one star rating

The Reform UK leader had described the Tory MP as a ‘fraud’ as recently as last summer

Robert Jenrick can be heard criticising his new boss and dismissing Reform UK as ‘not a serious party’ in leaked audio

After a report claimed diesel could disappear from some London forecourts, our community explained why they think many will still turn to diesel and petrol over EVs for everyday use

Lawyers say they should have been ordered to stay inside or in another safe place when the Mach 1.6 (1,220mph) fighter came in to land

Robert Rhodes had stabbed himself and inflicted a cut on the child’s arm – wounds he blamed on his wife

Treadwell's former partner, Joshua Lovell, was believed to be the intended victim

‘Parents should not have to cross continents to fight multinational technology companies just to find out what happened to their child,’ bereaved mother says

Former Conservative leadership rival to Kemi Badenoch says his old party and Labour ‘broke Britain’

Prince Harry will be one of a number of notable figures giving evidence to the High Court over the course of nine weeks

Some benefits will increase in April while others have been frozen

Applicants will not need to be claiming benefits to qualify

Many banks are also offering boosted perks for new customers in 2026

Options for first-time buyers are reaching record highs, new data shows

All the essential cost of living information you need for February

The Labour politician highlighted the significant threat the burgeoning technology poses to the capital's workforce.

There will also be a new expectation for all staff in every school, college and nursery to receive training on Send

Internet Watch Foundation found the majority of the AI-generated videos fell into Category A, the most extreme classification

Ofsted said it had begun nearly 900 investigations into potential unregistered homes

The executive had accused the trust’s chairman of bullying and harassment

Trail hunting, which involves laying a scent for hounds and riders to follow as an alternative to the banned activity of fox hunting, has faced significant criticism

Charles Brohiri, 29, pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to evading more than £3,000 in fares over a period spanning nearly two years

As heavy rain thins out overnight, a fog warning will cover parts of the country

Families of victims of the Nottingham attacks have welcomed the plans

Nigel Farage thanks Tory leader for delivering Jenrick to Reform ‘on a plate’ after firing him – and boasts of a Labour defector to come

The synthetic floral fragrance can harm the reproductive system and health of unborn children

The Princess of Wales told the England Women’s rugby team they had “inspired all the new generation” after their World Cup success

A new study has found that people who experience post-meal blood sugar spikes are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease

The Conservative leader has faced months of questions over Jenrick’s ambitions, including whether he planned to defect to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK – but Badenoch made a move first, as Whitehall editor Kate Devlin and political editor David Madd...

Robert Jenrick has been sacked by Tory leader Kemi Badenoch due to ‘irrefutable evidence that he was plotting in secret to defect’ from the party

This is the awkward moment Nigel Farage was left waiting as Robert Jenrick failed to appear at his own Reform UK unveiling.

An anti-money laundering group has uncovered the ways in which stolen personal data is being sold on the dark web

The former Tory shadow cabinet member has been announced as a Reform UK member at a press conference

Last month, the government said some 63 council areas could postpone elections until 2027 after some told ministers they lack the capacity to reorganise in time

It will be illegal to create or request deepfake intimate images of adults without consent from February 6.

Around a fifth of people who had experienced the death of an animal and a person said losing a pet was worse, according to a new study

Free-speech and rights activists warn of slide towards criminalising right to free assembly

Speaking at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, Sir Keir Starmer said the case was ‘very serious, very concerning’

Andrew Pickering was caught on camera repeatedly attempting a clumsy exit from the scene

Sir Keir Starmer said free speech ‘is not the freedom to violate consent’.

Marsh Farm, where the former prince is due to reside, is currently undergoing renovations

In one of Merseyside Police biggest ever operations, detectives were able to unravel Steven Naylor’s ‘piece of fiction’ through startling footage of him playing sport, in the pub and driving a speedboat

A jury has been shown the moment an electrician was allegedly attacked with a glass bottle by three teenagers.

The legal test case at the High Court was over when statements made in WhatsApp messages become legally binding

Sir Keir Starmer has faced calls to place restrictions on under-16s accessing social media platforms in recent weeks

The changes include prioritising over-75s, granting advance payments and covering workplace and personal pension losses

Joe Bennett warns parents Craig and Lindsay Foreman face ‘dangerous’ situation after British embassy closed in Tehran

Former Tory minister Sir Malcolm Offord defected to Farage’s party in December

Robert Jenrick ruled out a move to Reform UK just weeks before he was sacked due to "irrefutable evidence that he was plotting in secret to defect'' from the Conservative Party.

Thousands of properties in Kent and Sussex left without drinking water for the sixth day running

Two unlinked incidents in Devon have led to evacuations while specialists work at the scenes

The climbdown marks a rare victory for the prime minister after the government said it would bring into force a law making the creation of non-consensual sexual images illegal after the row

The boost was driven by an increase in car production after Jaguar Land Rover reopened its factories following a major cyber attack

Our community overwhelmingly sided with David Hockney, arguing that the Bayeux Tapestry is too irreplaceable to justify the risks of moving it to London, even temporarily

A burglar filmed himself before and after raids, with the footage used by police as key evidence to convict him.

Only one hunger striker remains, according to Prisoners for Palestine