A BBC Spotlight programme which aired a claim Gerry Adams sanctioned the killing of a spy was ‘measured and precise’.

The murder, which happened when Miss Sindall was walking through Birkenhead in the early hours of August 2 1986, was a catalyst for women to set up the Wirral Rape Crisis Counselling Service, which ...

The Prime Minister has defended plans to release some criminals on recall earlier to ease jail overcrowding as ministers faced a backlash over concerns for victim and public safety.

Two of the London Fire Brigade’s 32-metre turntable ladders were used at the scene and videos on social media showed firefighters being lifted above the building amidst billowing plumes of smoke as ...

Leading medics and health organisations have urged the Government to outlaw ‘the physical punishment of children’.

Tom Fletcher, a longtime British diplomat, is the first UN official to use the term ‘genocide’ concerning Israel’s war in Gaza.

The wife of a former Conservative county councillor who was jailed after an online rant about migrants on the day of the Southport attacks faces a wait to see if her appeal against a 31-month sentence ...

The American musician was arrested at a hotel in the early hours of Thursday by detectives from the Metropolitan Police.

The company’s boss said criminals had bribed some of its customer service agents who live outside the US to hand over personal data on customers.

British Airways has been fined more than £3.2 million after a luggage handler suffered a bleed on the brain and another broke his back when they fell from height while working at Heathrow Airport.

Designing With Nature explores the impact of garden design, including kitchen gardens and the popularity of allotments.

MP raises fears for historic display team, based at RAF Waddington, because of ‘glint and glare’ from solar panels on new farms.