20mph ‘should be default speed limit England for built-up areas’

Experts say England should follow Wales and Scotland’s plans to introduce lower speed limits in towns and cities

A consultation of 38,000 pond users found 86 per cent were in favour of keeping the ‘trans-inclusive’ arrangements

Lady Pamela was a bridemaid at the late Queen’s wedding and later one of her ladies-in-waiting

The reinstated policy is a strong ‘deterrent’, the tax authority reports

Lady Pamela was a bridemaid at the late Queen’s wedding and later one of her ladies-in-waiting

Paul Quinn, 52, has been jailed at Manchester Crown Court for 24 years for the 2003 rape for which innocent man Andrew Malkinson was wrongly jailed.

Exclusive: Rasheed Rahman murdered ‘kind and generous’ grandfather Mark Carroll, 55, in an unprovoked stabbing in north London — the victim’s family are now demanding answers over the tragedy, as Holly Bancroft reports

Exclusive: Allies of the Greater Manchester mayor have told The Independent that the decision to finally come clean publicly about his leadership ambitions was necessary to prove to voters in Makerfield that he will change Labour’s ‘toxic’ brand

More than two-thirds of young people would cancel plans to spend time online, according to UK survey

The recent Bafta award-winner shared his tips for keeping energy costs down

Dame Sarah Mullally cited reports which showed ‘evidence that chatbots are now facilitating violence against women and girls’

Metropolitan Police record 255 antisemitic hate crimes in May, while Islamophobic hate crimes also roseby 33 per cent between April and May

A staff member raised the alarm after seeing photos online of Joe Wilson holding a pint at an airport

Anwar Ashraf had previously pleaded guilty to wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm and possession of a knife

The former prince was boosting his income by subletting three cottages at Royal Lodge, an audit has revealed

Families were promptly warned against paddling at the site due to alarmingly high levels of E.coli

UK faces its ‘most dangerous period’ in decades as Moscow ‘risks crossing a line’, chief of the air staff says

Sean McGinty argued his actions were due to his ADHD and anxiety

A former University of Surrey student has been charged with attempted murder after a staff member was shot with a crossbow.

Rising consumer confidence could be short-lived, economists have warned

The organisation said the proposals follow a review process

Exclusive: Marina Wheeler, the lawyer and writer who was married to the former prime minister until 2020, claims her change of heart about Britain’s membership of the EU ‘undoubtedly struck’ Mr Johnson, who was one of the leading figures in the campaign to leave the bloc

The deputy prime minister and justice secretary says he ‘rejects’ the statement from the US state department

Ofwat said it had accepted the supplier’s redress package, which was first proposed in March, following consultation

The discolouration is said to be the result of a non-serious medical condition

Violent protests in Southampton resulted in 11 police officers and a dog suffering injuries

Unexploded bomb was found by workmen at a development site in Radford, Coventry

Signatories said Wednesday’s Pearson Edexcel paper one exam was significantly more challenging than any past papers and had left students feeling ‘overwhelmed’ and ‘uncertain’

Henry Nowak’s family have also called on politicians to rebuild trust in the police

Home Office still focused on ‘short-term fixes’ to broken asylum system, MPs warn