MI5 issues new China espionage warning after spies pose as headhunters on LinkedIn to target MPs

Security minister Dan Jarvis said the government will not tolerate ‘covert and calculated’ attempts by China to interfere with the UK’s sovereign affairs

A suspected drink-driver fled the scene of a car crash whilst leaving a seriously injured passenger behind.

There are enough flu patients each day to fill more than three hospital trusts

The Scottish group were reported to the police after a video shown during a gig appeared to show the Star of David entwined with a swastika

Sergeant Sevket Gurgur was dismissed without notice after a misconduct hearing

The deputy prime minister intervened after being subject to racist abuse from Reform UK politicians

Anthony Gilheaney is on trial at the Old Bailey accused of using his Mercedes to run over five pedestrians during the early hours of December 25 2024

Christmas shopping is underway, but with prices rising, ideas about how much is acceptable to spend on presents have shifted.

Mohammed Ouslimane lost a racial and religious discrimination claim against his employer

National Cyber Security Centre revealed there had been recent ‘targeting against commercial messaging apps including Signal’

Border Force officers seized more than 2,000 live tarantulas in one month, 302 of which were protected endangered species

Barry Dawson, 60, was killed after being shot through his living room window

As a damning new report on Britain’s ‘two-tier’ stripping of citizen’s rights is released, Bel Trew reports on

Northumberland County Councillor Shaun Knowles has been accused of ‘wasting taxpayer money’

Our community say the Commons’ dramatic 100–100 tie on plans for a bespoke UK–EU customs union has intensified the debate over Brexit’s economic fallout, with many arguing that renewed alignment is both necessary and politically overdue.

Barry Dawson, 60, was killed after being shot through his living room window

Freemasons swear an oath of loyalty to the fraternity's principles and to supporting fellow members

‘The fires can be so powerful they can decimate a room in seconds,’ charity says in warning over substandard e-bike batteries

The council’s office was also damaged, with toilets and lifts vandalised

Soaring prices of ingredients has led many food companies to adapt their recipes to cut costs, as well as reducing serving sizes in a process sometimes referred to as “skimpflation”

Exclusive: Overseas aid money is to be used to tackle illegal migration from Bangladesh by paying its government to crack down on rogue agents selling bogus visas

Exclusive: After serving 13 years on a ‘hopeless, desperate, barbaric’ indefinite jail term, Taylor Atkinson ended his own life. This week an inquest concluded his IPP sentence was likely the most significant reason for his death, Amy-Clare Martin reports

The government-backed scheme could see firms direct customers towards better financial returns

Police are appealing for information

Migrants rights groups call on the data watchdog to investigate ‘unresolved’ problems with eVisa roll-out

Nigel Farage recently batted off suggestions he was welcoming in too many ex-Tories

New research shows a fourfold increase in the numbers of young people using specialist mental health care in the last two decades

More than 600 artefacts were stolen from a building housing items from Bristol Museum’s British Empire and Commonwealth collection on 25 September, Avon and Somerset Police said as the force appealed for information.

As a damning new report on Britain’s ‘two-tier’ stripping of citizen’s rights is released, Bel Trew reports on

The fast food chain noted ‘further signs of improvement’ throughout the current year