Fears that Dartmoor’s iconic ponies will be culled under new conservation rules

The ponies have roamed the rugged moorland for 4,500 years

Andy Burnham is also widely expected to launch his own leadership campaign should he be elected on Thursday

BBC director-general Matt Brittin has announced that 550 of the planned 1,800 to 2,000 job cuts at the corporation will be taken from BBC News and TV and radio-related roles.

Police arrested a man in connection with the 2017 incident on Monday

Loss of taste and smell has been linked with depression, but historically it has largely been treated as an inconvenience

An estimated 185,000 children were taken from unmarried mothers and adopted between 1949 and 1976 in England and Wales

The 23-year-old model was fined £440 over the incident

Singer-songwriter Talay Riley was pronounced dead on 5 June at a property in East London

Andy Burnham is also widely expected to launch his own leadership campaign should he be elected on Thursday

The German supermarket has consistently ranked top of the cheapest shops this year

‘People imagine I am walking along the corridor with whips and chains, but I can be quite funny,’ the strictest headmistress in Britain insists

Ali Fallahi, 45, from Ilford, is accused of starting a fire at the site in Limes Avenue on April 2

Miliband reportedly refused calls from the prime minister amid a row over cuts for defence spending

The incident between the yacht and the Admiral Grigorovich is the latest friction to occur between the UK and Russia at sea

David Livesey claims United Utilities could have stopped the blaze from spreading to his property, but didn’t

Andy Burnham is also widely expected to launch his own leadership campaign should he be elected on Thursday

Speaking from the G7 summit amid growing threats to his leadership, Sir Keir Starmer described Andy Burnham as a ‘huge asset to our party and our movement’

Nigel Farage has been busy.

The Office for National Statistics has revealed the latest figures

Our community shared mixed views on the Cornish fishermen who backed Brexit. While many said the industry’s sense of betrayal is justified, others were less sympathetic

A decade on from the Brexit referendum, political editor David Maddox and correspondent Millie Cooke, authors of our new newsletter Europe: The Way Back, reflect on the contrasting reactions as results came in – and invite readers to share their memories of where they were and how they felt

The former health secretary insisted he has the backing of the 80 MPs required to stand in a contest

Jane and Alan Kelvey said Russian claims their yacht was on a collision course with the vessel were ‘lies’

Safe spaces are private, confidential areas in branches where anyone experiencing domestic abuse can access support

There could now be a drastic reduction in the council’s operations, including making around a quarter of staff redundant and closing offices in 11 countries

A new survey has revealed parents expect to support their children financially until they are 26

Jane and Alan Kelvey said Russian claims their yacht was on a collision course with the vessel were ‘lies’

The investment will fund clean energy and AI projects in the UK, Starmer said at the G7 summit

Other world leaders at the summit will be acutely aware that this year’s may well be the prime minister’s last. It is a stark difference to the confident statesman that led the way on Ukraine and Nato just a year ago,writes Millie Cooke in Evian-les-Bains

This week, Keir Starmer announced a ban on social media for under-16s.