How do I keep safe from cows on countryside walks?

Following a man's death at a National Trust site, what precautions can walkers take against cattle?

Starmer’s first 100 days in power reveal much about what led to his downfall. All the more reason for Andy Burnham to learn from them, say ex-Whitehall insiders Helen MacNamara and Cleo Watson. Reported by Maja Anushka

It’s Keir Starmer’s final week in office. 739 days ago, after a rejection of the Tories and a sweeping landslide for Labour, he became PM. So where did it all go wrong for him? Today we take a trip down memory lane to summer 2024 and the beginning of Keir Starmer’s rocky first 100 days and ask: can Andy Burnham learn from Keir Starmer's mistakes?

Neighbours Richard and Rebecca Marsh insisted they had bought about half an acre of land inside the dog-proof fence

Outgoing prime minister will formally hand power to Andy Burnham on Monday

Officers say there was ‘some preparation and planning’ behind crime – and are not ruling out foreign state interference

The large fire engulfed land near Dove Stone Reservoir on Saturday and has been burning ever since.

Twelve people have been held in connection with an alleged right-wing threat to the UK Ijtima event.

Thalha Jubair, 20, and Owen Flowers, 18, hacked TfL’s online network, resulting in a £39 million loss, prosecutors previously said

Swindon's Great Western Hospital is one of five trust offering a new treatment for sleep apnoea.

Anna Sabine is having speech and language therapy after her vocal cord was damaged during surgery.

The new guidance would help teachers tackle the ‘growing influence of the manosphere and incel culture’ in classrooms

Royal Mint launching two ‘ice and fire’ coins to mark 15-year Game of Thrones milestone

The impact of engaging with culture ‘can be comparable’ to frequent exercise, according to researchers

The past few weeks have seen a number of floods in Suffolk caused by burst pipes.

The golfer says he is balancing the joy of that win with the need to prepare for future events.

Claire Marsh says returning to her old Eastleigh house "brought some peace".

Marwell Zoo welcomes a new capybara as it continues to search for missing Samba.

Legend Geoff Hurst says England's World Cup semi-final will provide knife-edge tension for fans.

The flowers have been put under significant stress because of this year's cold spring and heatwaves.

Officers on the M40 with blue lights flashing call driver as he is not moving out of their way.

Technology is being pioneered on Teesside to recover crucial materials like gold, silver and copper.

One passenger said she had to lend her umbrella to a fellow passenger who was getting wet.

"Operation Gnome" is part of efforts to attract more people to Whitchurch's high street.

Derby barber Sid Kumar realised he closely resembled the legendary player when he grew his hair.

Natasha has been in hospital for more than 14 months due to not having a care package in place.

A north London pub dating back to the 1720s reopens after being saved by three former regulars.

"I was terrified for my life as well," campaign leader Karen Hawthornwaite says.

The tyre and rubber company Goodyear returned with its big blue blimp over London.

People in Grasmere are split on plans to open a takeaway in the Lake District village.