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Create watchdog to protect children online

The NSPCC has called for the Online Safety Bill to be amended to create a new statutory watchdog...

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Furry mascot in attendance at final Trooping the Colour practice

A mascot named Seamus and a symphony of music accompanied the Irish Guards as they prepared to mark the Queen’s offici...

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Campaigners ‘relieved’ as Rwanda flights delayed until next month

The Government has been forced to delay its first deportation flights to Rwanda after campaigners lodged a legal campaig...

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Discovery of ‘ghost’ fossils reveals plankton resilience to past global warming

The discovery of fossils – or “ghosts” – of plankton that lived millions of years ago is shedding new light on h...

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Serial attacker ‘likely to die in jail’ after 30-year murder and rape sentence

A serial attacker who raped a teenager and murdered a woman will likely die in prison after he was jailed for 30 years d...

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Sainsbury’s commits to remove Russian diesel from petrol stations

Sainsbury’s has pledged to stop selling Russian diesel from its petrol stations by the end of the year after calls fro...

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SNP MP ‘feels like he has won lottery’ after topping ballot to propose new laws

SNP MP Stuart McDonald has said he feels like he has won the lottery after coming first in a ballot for backbenchers to ...

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Bayoh in ‘zombie state’ and race played no part in police action, inquiry told

A black man who died after police restrained him was in a “rage or zombie state”, one of the first officers on the s...

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‘Action calls for reaction’ EU ambassador warns UK over Brexit protocol row

Boris Johnson’s threats to rewrite part of the Brexit deal he signed would result in retaliation from Brussels, the Eu...