Ofcom ‘refused commissioner’s requests to see tech companies’ risk assessments’

Dame Rachel De Souza has threatened to use her statutory powers to access the risk assessments.

The UK has agreed a £662m deal with France to pay for French police to stop small boat launches

Downing Street said it ‘won’t hesitate to act’ if there is evidence a crime has been committed, the Prime Minister’s official spokesperson said

Andy Burnham jokingly compared his political journey to the story depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry as he gave a speech at the British Museum celebrating its loan to the UK on Wednesday (2 September).

An expert warned some tree species like oak and beech could disappear from England’s landscape

Andy Burnham hit out at the impact of Brexit and the impact of decisions made in the 1980s as he addressed the House of Commons as prime minister for the first time

King and Queen joined by Andy Burnham and Emmanuel Macron to view 11th Century artwork at British Museum

Harry and Meghan returned to the UK last week after six years in the US

Two police officers died in a car crash on the A66 last month

A 67-year-old man from Windsor was arrested after the alleged incident but has since been released on conditional police bail

Watch live as King Charles and Queen Camilla join Emmanuel Macron and Andy Burnham to visit the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum on Wednesday (2 September).

The Tapestry has returned to Britain for the first time in almost 1,000 years

Consumers have been urged to stop using the product immediately

Watch live as King Charles and Queen Camilla join Emmanuel Macron and Andy Burnham to visit the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum on Wednesday (2 September).

Burnham was grilled over his defence policy at Prime Minister’s Questions as Putin ratcheted up threats against the UK

Alexander Harris went missing on Saturday, triggering a major search operation

Becca Bullock dedicated herself to helping others and raising money for charity before she was killed on Sunday

The warning has come from Baroness Harriet Harman who chaired the Privileges Committee inquiry into Boris Johnson when his punishment for lying about Partygate was increased for trying to undermine the inquiry

The warning has come from Baroness Harriet Harman who chaired the Privileges Committee inquiry into Boris Johnson when his punishment for lying about Partygate was increased for trying to undermine the inquiry

Barton was due to stand trial this week but his trial has now been pushed back to next year

Consultant paediatrician Dr Mark Deakin, who died in July, was granted lifelong anonymity ahead of giving evidence in Letby’s trial

Around 10,900 new bladder cancer cases are diagnosed every year in the UK

Further cost hearings are expected after Associated Newspapers Limited said their overall legal fees amounted to over £34m

Bond market shock has ramifications for new prime minister’s first Budget, his former adviser warns

The Reform UK leader has questioned the integrity of MPs on the Commons Standards Committee

Burnham was grilled over his defence policy at Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday

A 32-year-old man has died after being assaulted at a London tube station on Sunday night

Temperatures are set to peak again this week after heavy showers and thunderstorms over the weekend

Sir Richard described Lady Joan Sarah Drummond Branson as the ‘shining star around which our family’s universe has always orbited’

The prime minister has been pressed on spending costs and the possibility of tax cuts