'Social media contributed to our son's murder'

The family of murdered teenager Joshua Hall are welcoming the ban on social media for under 16s.

People taking antidepressants or antipsychotics are more prone to overheating this summer, experts say

The MP said the social media site ‘isn’t healthy for our democracy or our communities’

A top judge remarked that the errors sparked misinformation about the case

More than 16 million tuned in to watch the Three Lions beat the Democratic Republic of Congo

Joshua Moore put the victim in the recovery position and left the park

16.3 million people tuned in to watch the Three Lions beat the Democratic Republic of Congo

His mother Zoe said she was ‘absolutely desperate’ for him to come home.

The former Labour leader is thought to be Andy Burnham’s favourite to take over the Treasury – the choice will send a message to the world about his vision for government, Albert Toth writes

England are due to play Mexico in the World Cup, with the crucial last-16 clash starting at 1am BST on Monday

The outbreak, ⁠declared on May 15, has so far infected 1,406 people and killed 438 across the eastern provinces of Ituri, North Kivu and South Kivu

Claire Alderton, 48, was sentenced at Portsmouth Crown Court after pleading guilty to committing fraud by false representation

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is facing legal challenges from four companies

Sir Keir Starmer’s spokesperson said children should in school on Monday, despite England’s 1am kick-off against Mexico

James Marchant, 42, was recorded by his neighbours grabbing the terrier by the neck and throwing it over his wooden gate in Bristol in September last year

More than £2.5 million was generated in a single day of ticket sales, the British Museum said

The alleged offences date back to 1978

The case was referred to the Court of Appeal after public outcry over the boys’ sentences

The alleged offences date back to 1978

One MP said refusing to grant a blanket extension would be ‘the worst decision since the introduction of hydration breaks’

Few firms are offering extended breaks, workplace screenings or additional leave options

Kate told tennis fans to ‘have a great time’ as she met lucky Wimbledon attendees

Ian Falkingham, Oxfam’s books expert, said the discovery was ‘incredibly exciting’

The revelation that Russia has been spying on European military bases with drones has added to concerns that NATO could be at war with Putin by 2030, David Maddox writes

Sir Keir’s formal apology came after he met with campaigners in Downing Street

Exclusive: The announcement marks the end of the years-long rollout of universal credit

The HAV Dolphin, a Russian-crewed cargo vessel, was docked near Hull at the time

The Government published its response to the findings of the first phase of the inquiry on Thursday

Tina Orbell also made a post calling immigrants ‘anti-Christ vermin’

An appeal to find a man who allegedly assaulted a teenaged girl on a train is underway