The families of the mother and three children who died at a house in Killamarsh have issued heart felt tributes to their lost loved ones.

Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens to be sentenced after pleading guilty to kidnap, rape and murder of 33-year-old

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Department for Education says 2022 will be a ‘transition year’

Removing support would be ‘devastating for countless families already facing a winter of spiralling bills and cuts to working benefits’

Harnessing nature to protect homes from floods, droughts and heatwaves will save money, report claims

Misuse of Drugs Act is a ‘tool of systemic racism’, says Lord Simon Woolley

Metropolitan Police officer to be sentenced after raping and murdering 33-year-old before burning body in fridge in woods

Carole Vincent said Sir Keir was a ‘disgrace’ for not backing a £15 minimum wage

Climate activists face unlimited fines or up to two years in prison for contempt of court

New Zealand politicians have passed a law that makes plotting a terrorist attack a crime, fixing a legal loophole that was exposed earlier this month by a violent knife attack

The killer spun a web of lies about owing money after ‘ripping off’ an escort

‘Normally it’s the Tories heckling me,’ jokes Labour leader

Government sends out reserve tanker fleet as reports emerge of fights on forecourts

Victim’s father demands killer Wayne Couzens looks at him as family read victim impact statements in court

Prime minister is ‘trivial’ man without a plan, says Labour leader

Minister accuses UK of not abiding by new agreement

Her family admitted that they have ‘for some time been concerned about Kate’s wellbeing and overall mental health’

The deputy leader caused a stir at this year’s conference after labelling the Tories ‘scum’

Plans to curtail China’s hold on UK critical infrastructure come after sustained lobbying effort from Washington

Exclusive: Covid made moving out ‘logistically difficult’ and put students and families ‘at risk’, NUS president says 

Most of the policies in the speech were not new announcements

Starmer sounded ‘normal’ and ‘in touch with ordinary lives’, says Peter Mandelson

Iain Porter is policy and partnership manager at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and will be on hand to answer your questions live

The petrol is said to need stiches following the incident

Party pledges £6 billion a year insulation programme

‘He’s a showman with nothing left to show ... once he had said the words ‘Get Brexit Done’ his plan ran out’

Work experience was made optional by the government in 2012 but Labour will reverse the move

Britain’s main opposition Labour Party is struggling to make an impact despite the many problems besetting the Conservative government

Police officer could face whole life sentence after also admitting rape and kidnap of 33-year-old

Lily Potkin was praised for her ‘genius’ idea

‘No guarantee’ supply problems will be solved soon, says Kwasi Kwarteng

Opposition signals it could reopen negotiations with bloc

Shadow justice secretary says corporation is deliberately asking about issues not of interest on the doorstep