Coroner Sir Adrian Fulford highlighted failures that allowed a mentally ill Islamist to murder three gay men in a park in Reading in June 2020.

Five migrants drowned off the French coast at Wimereux on Tuesday and now two men have been charged with immigration offences in the UK.

MPs have voted in favour of proscribing an online terror network, the first time an online group has received the designation in the UK.

Labour has promised to renationalise Britain’s railways if it wins the general election and said the taxpayer will not pay any more to do it.

The media watchdog commissioned pollsters Ipsos to ‘help them understand audience attitudes towards politicians presenting programmes.’

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has said an officer used ‘clumsy and offensive’ phrases to a Jewish activist on April 13.

Two men have gone on trial accused of the murder of music manager Robert ‘Fox’ Powell, who was shot dead outside a party in rural Essex in June 2020.

A High Court judge has ruled a woman who held up a sign outside a criminal trial urging jurors to listen to their ‘conscience’ was not in contempt of court.

The prime minister said Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley retains his confidence, but anti-Semitism campaigners insisted he should resign.

The head of Britain’s National Crime Agency has joined more than 30 European police chiefs in calling for end-to-end encryption to be halted.