The airport closed its runway on Friday and flights were suspended for hours

James Diggle, 27, is accused of aiding and abetting causing death by dangerous driving

A ‘firebomb’ was reported as being posted through the Reform leader’s mailbox

Knox was falsely imprisoned for the murder of her friend Meredith Kercher

After a poll revealed a ‘noticeable’ rise in racist abuse of NHS staff, our readers backed calls for patients who abuse staff to be refused treatment

The Environment Agency suggested ‘several areas’ could move towards or into drought next week

Every southern county is now subject to a ban

More top A-level grades are likely to be awarded this summer than in any other outside the pandemic-affected years. An education expert explains why

The incident at an address in Greater London was reported in April 2025

Professor Jason Arday stepped down from his role earlier this week

The father of Molly Russell, who took her own life after viewing harmful content, gave evidence in the New Mexico case.

Exclusive: The UK admits those who helped British forces face fear of retribution, Taliban surveillance, and door-to-door searches – but still won’t help them escape

Cliff Lyons Dobbie, who was convicted of raping a 10-year-old girl while on bail for sexually abusing a 12-year-old boy, absconded from Perth city centre on Friday

Simon Levy was convicted of murdering Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo, 53, and Sheryl Wilkins, 39, five months apart last year

Simon Levy’s internet search history provided a glimpse into the inner world of the convicted sex offender as his behaviour escalated to murder

Jahvine Kwamba was jailed over her relationship with a prisoner between 24 February and 3 June 2024

Metropolitan Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Kevin Southworth said the force has more than 10,000 registered sex offenders to monitor

Diageo also owns brands such as Smirnoff, Captain Morgan and Baileys

Nine water companies across England and Wales have imposed hosepipe bans following persistent hot and dry weather

Asylum seekers were forced to flee as disorder in the town continued for a third night

Simon Levy has been found guilty of killing two women and raping a third

The sex attacker’s crime spree spanned from 2018 to 2025

Levy was found guilty of murdering two women and raping a third at the Old Bailey on Friday

Incident is affecting the motorway northbound between junctions four and six in Birmingham

New research reveals a North-South divide as millions struggle with bills

Former Conservative chancellor Phillip Hammond told The Independent that the bond markets ‘will see straight through this ruse and price UK debt up accordingly’

Zacariah Boulares was 16 when he ambushed Songs Of Praise star Mr Jones in Chiswick High Road

Kemi Badenoch says barring foreign nationals from social housing – evicting existing tenants within six months and blocking new arrivals – could free up 230,000 homes. Our community say the Conservatives’ own record on housing, from Right to Bu...

Wisley previously saw 36 continuous dry days back in the notorious 1976 heatwave — but this record now stands to be beaten by more than 14 days

The former EDL founder apologised for allowing a Muslim student’s words to be ‘taken out of context and weaponised’

Administration was ‘nowhere near the level of will and commitment it will actually take’ to meet Labour’s pledge to violence against women and girls, she said

Norfolk Police said two men were arrested on Thursday during the third night of disorder

The restrictions currently apply to Asda, Co‑op, Marks & Spencer, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose

Eligible bill payers have less than a month to secure their energy discount

Elisabeth-Jane Ross’ family said they are in ‘deep pain’

PM and chancellor recently ranked bar snacks in a social media video designed to advertise government policy

Amy Jayne Durban, 45, was arrested at Heathrow Airport on 6 July

The England footballer will appear in Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 24 September

A spokesperson for the Mayor of London chided against ‘restrictive and anti-growth policies’ in Soho and the West End