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Tributes after death of SAS soldier who stormed Iranian embassy to e...

Mel Parry was part of the SAS team which ended the 1980 siege after six armed men took 26 people hostage within the building.

Sunak to chair Cabinet as pressure mounts for probe into Braverman c...

The Prime Minister is mulling whether to order an investigation into claims the Home Secretary breached the ministerial code.

London Policing Board introduced after damning report into Met’s cul...

Londoners with diverse lived experiences and backgrounds are invited to apply for jobs.

Police tackling “large scale disorder’ at crash scene in Cardiff

Officers were called to the scene of the crash on Snowden Road in Ely shortly after 6pm on Monday.

Rioters hurl missiles at police in ‘large scale disorder’ at Cardiff...

Officers were called to the scene of the crash on Snowden Road in Ely shortly after 6pm on Monday.

Dominic Raab to stand down at next election

The former deputy prime minister resigned last month after a bullying inquiry.

Labour would not turn to immigration to plug workforce shortages – R...

The shadow chancellor said Britons should be trained up to fill job vacancies.

Union leaders promise to ‘defy’ minimum service levels Bill during r...

More than one hundred people gathered in Parliament Square, central London, waving colourful union flags as they cheered at criticism of the Bill.

King hunts for solution to Highgrove rabbit problem at Chelsea Flowe...

It appears Charles was on the lookout for something to fill a patch in his garden at Highgrove.

Republican Tim Scott launches 2024 US presidential bid

Mr Scott is the Senate’s only black Republican.

Man dies following road crash in Belfast

The man who died has been named by police as 46-year-old Eddie Jackson from the east Belfast area.

Alister Jack hits out at Scottish government ‘transgressions’ in ove...

The Scottish Secretary insisted it was ‘right’ the Foreign Secretary had raised issues concerning meetings involving Holyrood ministers.

Police in Portugal to search reservoir in Madeleine McCann investiga...

An area near the Barragem do Arade reservoir, around 50km from Praia da Luz where Madeleine went missing in 2007, is being sealed off.

Labour to force vote on ending ‘feudal’ leasehold system

It comes after Housing Secretary Michael Gove appeared to confirm suggestions his pledge to scrap leaseholds will be watered down.

Four police officers injured in weekend attacks

Officers were struck, spat at and one was bitten while they responded to calls across the weekend,

Jack rejects any suggestion UK could pay out compensation over depos...

Scottish Secretary Alister Jack was asked about the issue after Humza Yousaf suggested the UK government could be liable if DRS does not go ahead.

Judge to consider legal challenge over scallop dredging in Scottish...

Campaign group Open Seas raised a petition for a judicial review.

Lee Rigby’s family are in my thoughts, says PM, on 10th anniversary...

Rishi Sunak paid tribute to Lee Rigby’s 12-year-old son Jack, who has raised more than £45,000 for charity in his father’s memory.

Almost half of animal species are in decline, research finds

Researchers say that global biodiversity loss caused by human industrialisation is significantly more alarming than previously thought.

Russia alleges border incursion by Ukrainian saboteurs

Kyiv officials denied any link with the group and blamed the fighting on a revolt by disgruntled Russians against the Kremlin.