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Explaining how they plan to tackle what they described as illegal migration, Nigel Farage and his Reform UK colleague Zia Yusuf were happy to...

Sweeping new rules designed to deal with the “total Wild West” young people were experiencing online have now been in place across the UK...

A campaign encouraging people to use headphones when playing music on public transport is being rolled out in London from today. Posters will begin...

Three people have died following a helicopter crash during a flying lesson on the Isle of Wight. A fourth person is in hospital in...

Ten child protection organisations have written an urgent letter to the home secretary expressing concern about the omission of child sexual abuse from the...

Three children have been taken to hospital after they were hit by a car while playing on the pavement. The Police Service of Northern...

For those who have never been to the Notting Hill Carnival, undoubtedly, there is a level of hysteria surrounding what happens here. From its...

A man who died after suffering “serious head injuries” while “working on a fairground ride” has been named as Corrie Lee Stavers. Emergency services...

Hayat Tahrir al Sham (HTS) went from a jihadist movement once aligned to al Qaeda to forming the official government of Syria. It was...

Criminals face being banned from pubs, sports grounds and concerts under new government plans to give judges powers to pass tougher community sentences. The...

Protesters have gathered across the country as groups demonstrated against asylum seeker housing and were met by anti-racism campaigners. Demonstrations under the Abolish Asylum...

Mass deportations. Prison camps. Quitting the Refugee Convention and the UN Convention on Torture. A shrug of the shoulders at the idea of the...

A Northampton childminder who was jailed for inciting racial hatred after the Southport murders has said she is considering legal action against the police....

Has the government just walked into a giant political elephant trap by attempting to reverse the Epping hotel ruling? Already on the back foot...

The government has taken the first step in appealing a court’s decision that asylum seekers cannot be housed in an Essex hotel. The Home...

Actor Noel Clarke has lost his High Court libel case against the publisher of The Guardian, over a series of news articles which featured...

On the 10th anniversary of the Shoreham air disaster, the families of some of those killed have criticised the regulator for what they describe...

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has announced it will buy £118m worth of air defence missile systems for the British Army. But will this...

One of the UK’s last remaining steel companies has been pushed into compulsory liquidation – and will fall into government control. Speciality Steels UK...