Prince Philip has died aged 99, Buckingham Palace announces
Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II’s husband, has died aged 99, Buckingham Palace has announced. Buckingham Palace said: “It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty
Easter Bank Holiday Arrangements
Please be advised that our our Offices will close tomorrow evening, (Friday 2nd of April) at 5pm and will not re-open until Tuesday April 6th
The Metropolitan Police “acted appropriately” over their handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard on Clapham Common, a review has found. The report by Her
Gangs in Manchester using ‘horrendous’ torture methods on kidnap victims involving blowtorches and waterboarding
Gangs in Manchester are increasingly using “horrendous” torture methods on kidnap victims involving blowtorches and waterboarding, a senior police officer has warned. Detective Sergeant Julie
Richard Okorogheye: Missing student has chronic condition and was ‘struggling to cope’ with shielding, mum says
The mother of a missing teenager has described him as “her everything” and claims he was “struggling to cope” with shielding due to a chronic
Woman handed life sentence for murdering partner with steak knife after retrial
A woman has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 17 years for murdering her partner with a steak knife, after being convicted
COVID-19: Outdoor get-togethers and sport resume in England – but PM warns ‘we must be cautious’
People are now allowed to meet in groups of up to six or as two households and outdoor team sports are reopening in a major
Major General Nick Welch sentenced to 21 months in jail over £48k school fee fraud
A former Army major general has been jailed for 21 months for falsely claiming allowances to pay for his children’s schooling. Major General Nick Welch,
COVID-19: UK’s R number rises slightly but remains below 1
The UK’s R number has risen slightly to between 0.7 and 0.9. Last week it was estimated to have been between 0.6 and 0.9. The
Batley Grammar School: More people gather over Mohammed image row – as cabinet minister Robert Jenrick ‘disturbed’ by protests
Demonstrations outside a school where a teacher showed a caricature of the Prophet Mohammed to pupils are “disturbing”, a cabinet minister has said. Housing Secretary
COVID-19: Vaccine passports in places like pubs may have a role, says PM – but it might not be until August
Boris Johnson has said “there is going to be a role” for COVID vaccine certification but suggested it might only be implemented once every adult
RAF jet crashes in Cornwall after crew eject
A Royal Air Force Hawk T1 jet has crashed in Cornwall, Sky News understands. It is understood that both crew ejected and nobody has died.
