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Head of anti-monarchy protesters says arrests ‘direct attack on our...

Dozens of people were arrested by the Metropolitan Police on coronation day for conspiracy to cause a public nuisance, affray and other offences.

First Minister criticised after mental health recruitment pledge pau...

The Scottish Government had committed to recruiting an additional 1,000 mental health specialists by 2026 – but the recruitment has yet to start.

Wheelchair user dies after being struck by car

Police have appealed for witnesses to the incident in Ballymoney.

Retail summit to discuss concerns over food prices in Ireland

The meeting has been called by Neale Richmond.

Man and woman shot during siege at Kent home

Armed police were called to an incident in Dartford on Saturday evening.

Bomb scares among nearly 1,000 callouts to secure children’s units

Tory justice spokesman Jamie Greene has urged ministers to rethink youth justice law plans.

Weather set to warm up for Coronation Big Lunches

Sunday looks set to be the hottest day of the year so far in many areas.

Culture Secretary blames Tory local election losses on Covid and Ukr...

Lucy Frazer acknowledged the Conservatives needed to ‘reflect’ after their poor performance.

Labour ‘not even entertaining’ prospect of coalition with Lib Dems

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said: ‘We’re just not in that ballpark of talking about coalition governments.’

Man held on suspicion of murder following death of woman

The body of the woman was found at a residence in Sligo on Monday.

Police got balance right in handling coronation protesters – Culture...

The Metropolitan Police faced criticism after making 52 arrests throughout the King’s coronation day.

Coronation celebrations continue with military parade in Glasgow

The city’s Lord Lieutenant, Jacqueline McLaren, inspected a guard of honour and led three cheers for the King and Queen.

Queen’s coronation bouquet laid in Westminster Abbey

The bouquet – which Camilla did not carry – has been placed on the Grave of the Unknown Warrior.

Law firm awarded £4m contract to help with Brexit ‘bonfire’ plans

American-British law firm Hogan Lovells is set to work with the Government until the end of the year.

Franciscan items put up for auction to make way for Ukrainian refuge...

The contents furnished Franciscan locations ‘over three generations’.

Nuclear watchdog’s fears grow over Ukraine power station safety

The governor of the Russia-occupied area ordered the evacuation of Enerhodar, where most staff from the Zaporizhzhia plant live.

Claim staked for UK ticket-holder’s £46.2m share of EuroMillions jac...

Once the ticket has been validated and paid, the winner will then decide whether or not to go public.

South Korean and Japanese leaders meet again to improve ties

Japanese premier Fumio Kishida is making a two-day visit to Seoul, reciprocating a mid-March trip to Tokyo by South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol.

Avid bakers across the country create bespoke cakes for coronation

Cake business owners across the UK have made bespoke cakes to celebrate the coronation of Charles.

Woman, 72, critically injured in stabbing attack

West Mercia Police have arrested a 56-year-old man on suspicion of attempted murder.