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Policing minister Kit Malthouse says officers should not turn a blind eye to stealing during the cost-of-living crisis.

The seven day trial is due to begin on Tuesday.

The seven day trial continues.

Chris Skidmore said net zero supporters needed to ‘get away from the doom-mongering’.

Here’s how the public row between the footballers’ wives erupted over the past two and a half years

Here’s how the public row between the footballers’ wives erupted over the past two and a half years

Rebekah Vardy’s legal representative has a long career of fighting libel cases on behalf of celebrities and public figures

Rebekah Vardy’s legal representative has a long career of fighting libel cases on behalf of celebrities and public figures

David Sherborne has a history of representing the rich and famous in high-profile libel cases

David Sherborne has a history of representing the rich and famous in high-profile libel cases

Kit Malthouse argues ‘the law should be blind and police officers should operate without fear of favour’

The government is facing legal action over its decision to continue using Supermax as a supplier of disposable gloves for NHS workers

‘Cut out all the tax cutting’, ex-Tory chancellor says – calling for universal credit hikes instead

‘I went through all of this for 10 years and to be put back there again is devastating,’ says Glendar Caesar

It comes after Wayne Rooney told court he was asked to speak to Jamie Vardy to ‘calm down’ wife

‘Everyone has a connection to Bobbi-Anne, or someone like her – a young Plymouth girl waiting at a bus-stop,’ local politician tells Maya Oppenheim

Conor Braithwaite, 23, has been helping to treat Ukrainian soldiers on the front line for weeks.

Canada is dealing with a national scandal that saw thousands die or be abused in residential schools.

Psychologist tells The Independent women awaiting case hearings are considering ‘retracting or pulling out’ after witnessing online harassment of Heard

Psychologist tells The Independent women awaiting case hearings are considering ‘retracting or pulling out’ after witnessing online harassment of Heard

Rooney told court England manager Roy Hodgson had asked him to speak to teammate to get him to ‘calm down’ wife during Euro 2016

Starmer says PM certain to U-turn on levying energy company profits

The threats of rising inflation and the cost of living continue to feature on the front pages.

Cody Ackland, 24, will find out how long he will spend in prison after admitting murdering Bobbi-Anne McLeod in Plymouth in November last year.

New Zealand’s government says it will hand out an extra few hundred dollars to more than 2 million lower-income adults to help them navigate what it describes as “the peak of the global inflation storm.”

The film has so far received rave reviews from critics.

Coleen Rooney claimed Rebekah Vardy’s account was the only one to see the posts.

The build-up to the High Court trial.

The trial reaches its final day on Thursday.

Coleen Rooney said she had carried out a ‘sting operation’ to find out who was leaking stories about her private life.

Rising prices will ‘be challenge for policing to deal with’, Andy Cooke warns

Police are increasingly finding class A drugs ‘at heart of disorder’ at games, minister says

The plan will involve 2,000 trained specialists reviewing two million universal credit claims over the next five years.

Suella Braverman will use a speech at the Chatham House think tank to lay out the Government’s position on the issue.

One woman had her ovaries removed by mistake when the plan was to conserve them.

A beacon made of broken hospital beds and the illumination of nine London bridges will be among the tributes on the first day of the jubilee weekend.

Leading medics have penned a scathing report about the Government’s response to the crisis.

Some 550,000 people checked their risk of developing the disease online during the six weeks of a campaign.

The previously unknown Neolithic structure was found within Castilly Henge in Bodmin.

At present, 64% of adults are overweight or obese, with figures rising year on year.

Average pensions income gap between women and men is 38%, study suggests

A stark rise was seen in boys and young men – from 280 hospital admissions in 2015/16 to 637 in 2020/2021.

The programme hopes to reduce teenage suicide risk through an early warning system for high-risk pupils.

Charles praised Canadian families and teachers for welcoming immigrants to their communities.

Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall visited ByWard market which is attempting to revive trade following the pandemic.

Dennis Akpomedaye, 29, of Blewitt Street, Newport, will appear in custody at Wimbledon Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.

Cost-of-living is to get worse as inflation is expected to continue rising, Bank of England warns

The new HM chief inspector of constabulary, Andy Cooke, spoke with The Guardian newspaper.

Ex-Labour leader says disease makes his wife extremely frustrated and is a challenge to him

The concert will also feature appearances from Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sir David Attenborough and Emma Raducanu.

Five men have been released without charge by detectives investigating alleged football match-fixing in the League of Ireland.

It was bought by a surgeon in England for a few hundred pounds in the 1980s.

The extremely rare 18th century vase was bought by a surgeon in England for a few hundred pounds in the 1980s

Chancellor offers tax breaks to business, but shuns calls for new help for families

The Tory peer argues it is obvious the Northern Ireland Protocol needs fixing as he backs moves to scrap parts of the deal

The Labour leader was speaking at an event for Northern Ireland businesses on Wednesday.

Mr Rees-Mogg’s ministerial responsibilities include ‘Brexit opportunities’.

Former official says minister made dismissive remark during US visit

The Earl and Countess of Wessex and Princess Alexandra were also in attendance.

The charter flight, which was initially due to carry 112 people, is understood to have taken off in the early hours of Wednesday morning

Bernard Sumner and Stephen Morris spoke during the panel session attended by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.

’Personal emergency evacuation plans’ for disabled too costly and impractical, Home Office decides

A tearful Mrs Rainey said her mother and father withdrew as much money as they could from their bank accounts.

Liz Truss is being blamed for comments suggesting that a no-deal Brexit would only ‘affect a few farmers with turnips in the back of their trucks’.

A Swansea under-18s player brought a damages claim against the club arguing that the tackle amounted to assault or negligence.

An ultra-speed motorbike racer, in the past decade he had amassed more than 90 land speed records on two wheels and four.

Draft guidance for prosecutors says a secretary of state must ‘personally’ approve charges for intercepted migrants

The Lord Chief Justice’s comments come as watchdogs expressed concerns that the criminal justice system is operating at unacceptable levels.

Female officers told they got promotions because they’ve ‘got tits’ and targeted with jokes about sex acts, conference told

The 2015 blueprint – agreed by 195 nations – is meant to be ’fully embedded in planned activity of each department‘

Providers are supporting growing cohort of first-time food bank users, people struggling while in work, and an increasing number of children.

Chancellor under pressure to act on cost of living crisis

Cases were reported in London and south-east England, according to the UK Health Security Agency.

Minister blames inflation on ‘global headwinds’ – and insists better-paid jobs key to getting through ‘storm’

Foreign secretary insists radical move is legal and will make things ‘better for everyone’

The Leicester East MP was handed a 10-week jail term, suspended for two years, after she was found guilty last November following a trial.

The record prices come as inflation increased to 9 per cent – it’s highest level in 40 years

Grenfell United has criticised the Government’s proposed policy changes in response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry’s recommendations.

The winners are a couple from Gloucestershire.

The Bill will see immunity from prosecution for Troubles-era crimes offered to those deemed to have co-operated with an information retrieval body.

‘It is inadequate that MPs are just asked to stay away if an issue of this importance, sensitivity and magnitude arise’

Sexual harassment claim by father of four over jibe thrown out as he submitted it too late

The trio found coins comprising silver siliqua and miliarense dating from 340 AD to 402 AD

Heather Earley, from Newtownabbey, Co Antrim, described how one customer to her branch repeatedly exploited a flaw in the system.

The corporation said the story is ‘firmly in the public interest’ and will run in the coming days.

Adris Mohammed returned to his victim’s home nine days later to hunt for more things to steal.

Plan leaves open possibility of investigations if ex-soldiers don’t cooperate with new commission

The Western Isles MP has also been fined £1,500.

The UK suspended aid funding to the charity in April 2021 following sexual misconduct claims against staff.

Samuel Lovett shortlisted for reporting on the lives of families who lost loved ones in the pandemic

The Home Secretary discussed progress on the agreement in a meeting with Rwandan foreign minister Vincent Biruta on Wednesday.

Three academic experts gave evidence to the committee on the first day of its new inquiry into the effect of paramilitarism on society in NI.

The video shows the three suspects, all wearing hooded jumpers, setting fire to the bin storage area of Tosca restaurant in Shoreham-by-Sea.

Sir Bernard Jenkin suggested the £20 uplift in Universal Credit ‘should immediately be restored’.

In brilliant sunshine, the couple stood motionless as a bugler played the last post and a period of silence observed.

The application for David Norris to serve the rest of his term in a lower security jail was blocked by Justice Secretary Dominic Raab.

Deirdre Connolly from Co Tyrone described losing 12 years of her life after being falsely accused of taking money due to a faulty IT system.

DUP MP Sammy Wilson said unionists would not ‘sit in the corner and be quiet’ over the post-Brexit trading arrangements.

Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust offered its sincere apologies to the families of Max Dingle, 83, and 31-year-old Mohammed Ismael Zaman.