London borough announces record 94% council tax rise
 
Reward offered after British woman is kidnapped in Malawi
Andy Burnham left scrambling to fill £10bn hole as Britons warned ’tax rises or spending cuts inevitable’
Andy Burnham to face Donald Trump in person for first time amid Falklands and Northern Ireland rows
Saudi Arabia STOPS oil shipments to Europe after Houthi attacks as Britain weighs up military intervention
Lisa Nandy to consider new legislation to protect Britain’s monuments after vandal who ’desecrated’ Winston Churchill statue is cleared
Suspected Lockerbie bomber finally faces trial 38 years after horror Pan Am attack killed 270
University freshers ordered to undergo ’white privilege’ training before moving into halls
Piddington declares independence from UK as fury over illegal migrant neighbours reaches boiling point
Piddington residents demand urgent action from Labour after voting to leave UK in symbolic referendum
Urgent probe launched after Southport attack victims’ files accessed in major data breach
Labour admits ’one—in, one—out’ deal costs £56k per migrant after Home Office rejected GB News request
Activist who defaced Churchill statue and caused thousands in damages acquitted
Search under way for boy, 3, missing at playground
Inquest into death of Belfast schoolboy identifies police failures
Two more police officers dismissed over Charing Cross conduct
Spain preparing to house up to 10,000 migrants in Ceuta after admitting crisis may last for MONTHS
Russian warship opens fire on nato helicopter in chilling attack over Europe’s skies
Met Police officer sacked after telling female colleague he hoped she’d ’get raped’ on way home from night out
Boy, 3, goes missing from playground as police launch search for toddler
Labour accused of playing ’Russian roulette with people’s lives’ as Piddington holds independence referendum: ’We’re crying out!’
London misses out as major sports event to be held in Africa for first time
Sadiq Khan sworn into House of Lords... despite calling for chamber’s abolition just four years ago
Major UK city bans adverts for petrol, diesel and hybrid cars & SUVs in new crackdown
Travellers face court action after digging up wildlife spot to create caravan site
Travellers who used diggers to carry out unauthorised work on a protected wildlife site have been prevented from causing further damage after a High Court injunction was extended. East Herts Council had previously secured an injunction to stop work on land off Sheering Mill Lane in Sawbridgeworth, Hertfordshire — a site within the green belt described as “particularly environmentally sensitive“.
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