Protests broke out in the Surrey town last week after detectives said they did not have enough information to release descriptions of the suspects

Punnets will begin to arrive on Tesco shelves from Friday

The new fees have turned Queenborough into an ‘empty’ ghost town

Trump has repeatedly insulted Keir Starmer, calling him cowardly because of his unwillingness to join the war

Archie Norman said the ‘human link’ between customers and retailers has been broken by the technology

Philip Rycroft said the British public was ‘falling out of love’ with Brexit

The Reform UK leader previously suggested the US president had been badly advised ahead of military action

Mohammad Shethwala, 28, has applied for leave to remain in Britain on compassionate grounds after nightmare crash 10 months ago. He tells Namita Singh he wants to stay to honour their memories

Sir Keir Starmer has stood firm against Donald Trump’s criticism of UK immigration and the North Sea.

In a rare input on global matters, Harry urged the “American leadership” to “honour its international treaty obligations” in its “enduring role in global security”

Thomas Browne was punched in the face by the furious son of a householder

With Keir Starmer under pressure from the deepening Mandelson vetting scandal, chief political commentator John Rentoul is here to answer your questions and offer his insight from Westminster

Denis MacShane said he had never seen such a ‘fallout’ between No 10 and the civil service

Dominant high pressure system is set to keep UK bright and sunny, though cool easterly winds may reduce temperatures along coasts and in exposed areas

Dame Chi Onwurah, the Labour chair of the science, innovation and technology committee, said the breach was ‘another blow to public confidence’

Relations between Keir Starmer and the US president have been fractious in recent months, with Donald Trump branding Britain’s approach to the Iran war ‘terrible’ and repeatedly lashing out at the UK prime minister

The TUC said its study revealed a “shocking increase” in explicit racism at work over the past six years

The age range of victims spanned from a 13-year-old to a 70-year-old

A new animation starring Jeremy Irons and Liv Tyler is being released in a bid to tackle negative attitudes towards dyslexia

The Prime Minister said he will bring legislation forward to deal with ‘malign state actors’

Jo White, who chairs the Red Wall group of Labour MPs, said the Government must “cleanse” itself of the problems that have emerged from the vetting scandal

Adam Hall was diagnosed with HIV in 2010 but had unprotected sex despite not adhering to his treatment

The Conservative leader also pledged to reverse fuel duty hikes and scrap the 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars

A victim of Adam Hall has spoken out after the 43-year-old was jailed at Newcastle Crown Court for life with a minimum term of 23 years for deliberately infecting sexual partners with HIV and raping some of his victims.

The military planning conference in London had aimed to build on talks held by Sir Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris last week

Temperatures are expected to soar from Friday

Cat Little, the most senior official in the Cabinet Office, said details of the disgraced peer’s vetting were requested by the Foreign Office seven months ago

Karin Al-Danasurt’s defence barrister said it was in fact his brother who had the conviction for murder, not him

‘Robinson Crusoe’ author Daniel Defoe among diarists to describe road craters as ‘insufferable’ and ‘ruinous’

More than 74,000 rape offences were recorded by police last year as officers get better at dealing with sexual abuse cases and victims come forward

Poppy Hope Lomas was just one week old when she died

Eleven prisoners have died while ministers drag their heels over legally required fire safety measures in overcrowded British prisons, where there are an average of eight fires a day, Amy-Clare Martin reports

Vitamin D may help prevent pre-diabetes, which affects 6.3 million Britons, but only for those who have a certain gene

In his second attack on the government’s defence policy in less than two weeks, Lord George Robertson warned that Britain’s military reliance on the US is ‘no longer tenable’

A trial at Hove Crown Court heard the woman was targeted by the men in the early hours of 4 October last year

Our community sees Keir Starmer’s position as increasingly fragile, with many arguing he is clinging on to power amid mounting doubts over his leadership, authority and electoral prospects

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A local Reform member was able to trigger the early election using a little-known law

Ben Thompson alleges that GE Energy UK was negligent

UK-France deal could lead to further deaths in the Channel, ministers warned

The number of billionaires is set to reach nearly 4,000 by 2031

In a damning assessment of the PM’s military strategy, the Labour peer and former defence secretary will warn: ‘We are underprepared. We are underinsured. We are under attack. We are not safe’

Christopher Joell-Deshields ‘failed to deliver up’ documents, a WeWork pass and a SIM card

Education is vital but the campaign still leaves key gaps to overcome, Karl Matchett writes

They were arrested as part of an ongoing inquiry into the hospital where the killer nurse worked

Sean Egan lost the only job he has ever had after confrontation in which he was spat on by shoplifter he asked to leave the store

The comedian called himself ‘selfish’ and an ‘exploiter of women’

Wendy Duffy, 56, said she wished assisted dying was available in the UK so she wouldn’t have to go to Switzerland

Figures show 257 women died either during pregnancy or in the weeks after giving birth between 2021 and 2023

The former prime minister said there are ‘reasons to be worried and think about the future - but we are able to do something about this’

The party has announced a string of education policies ahead of St George’s Day

The author told the schoolgirl's teacher that the girl 'commits the usual crime of failing to scan her lines properly'

Athena Stavrou joins campaigners in Zack Polanski’s home borough of Hackney, where the Greens are confident they can make a dent in Labour’s domination of the capital

Westminster watchers have had their popcorn out over the last 24 hours.

Illnesses during early years could account for the 1.9 per cent wage gap between siblings

Emma McDaniel’s father Mark Talbot exited her life when she was just eight months old

The new photo was shared on Kensington Palace’s social media

As the prime minister faces MPs over the Mandelson vetting scandal, former Downing Street special adviser Cleo Watson – who helped prepare Boris Johnson for his high-stakes appearances in parliament – says Starmer will live to fight another day

Evidence has linked PFAS to an increased risk of cancers

Simon Fawthrop drew a comparison to a separate case where Greenpeace activists were acquitted of criminal damage after scaling Rishi Sunak’s house

A warning of a very high risk of wildfire in western Scotland will increase to an ‘extreme’ risk alert on Friday

London saw the percentage change in house prices in the country while average house prices grew in England

Labour mayor says he is ‘really frustrated’ about latest scandal’s impact on London voters

The Prime Minister also hailed ‘service, generosity, and respect’ as three key English values

A survey for one campaign indicated that 10.1m savers are interested in learning more about investing