Exclusive: Survey by YouGov finds almost two thirds of women now feel in danger

Exclusive: PM must use summit as ‘global embarrassment mechanism’ to force fellow leaders to act, says Ed Miliband

France says ‘restoration of trust’ lies upon the UK granting more fishing licences

Duke of York ‘unequivocally denies’ allegations of wrongdoing, court told

French fishermen called for restrictions on British vessels in light of the dispute

Activist says she has not officially been invited to next week’s UN talks

About 1,500 staff had threatened to walk out during the summit

The defendant said he got ‘carried away’ fighting against the Policing Bill

Flooding is likely in 47 areas of England and 11 parts of Scotland

Bristol Crown Court jury deliberated for almost 11 hours before reaching decision

Officers found guilty of gross misconduct after lying to bosses about failure to arrest man found breaching bail conditions

Bulb expected to become 15th energy supplier to go bust amid unprecedented gas prices

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No 10 toughens aims for crucial climate talks, saying ‘this is the decade action needs to be taken’

David Amess’s killing ‘a chilling reminder that the threat of terrorism is very real,’ says Cressida Dick

‘To find a 34-carat diamond is off the scale,’ auctioneer says

Monarch has’ firm intention’ of being at Remembrance services on 14 November, Buckingham Palace says

Julie Morris taught maths and RE at primary school in Wigan

‘Substantial’ gaps remain after talks with Brussels, says UK government

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Humanity and society ‘can go backwards at extraordinary speed’

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has renewed Britain’s threat to break from part of the Brexit divorce deal it signed with the European Union unless differences over Northern Ireland trade are resolved

UK has threatened retaliation if Paris implements sanctions in spat over post-Brexit access to British waters

Phone call days ahead of Cop26 summit in Glasgow, which Chinese leader will not attend

Exclusive: Internal email exchange about press enquiry regarding asylum seeker hostel shows staff chose to use term ‘experience room’ instead of ‘prison cell’

Stephen Port was sentenced to life in prison for the murders of four men

Sanctions by Paris would put Brussels in breach of Brexit deal, says David Frost

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West Midlands Police refers itself to watchdog after hundreds protest outside station

Government must engage more coherently with farmers, or new plans will ‘fall at first hurdle’, committee warns

‘Today I am calling on all children to help themselves and each other by getting tested’

Alex Davies, 27, is accused of being a member after the group was banned as a terrorist organisation in 2016

Officers warn of ‘serious consequences’ - which could include falling unconscious and altered perception

Findings cast doubt on Boris Johnson commitment to climate action ahead of key summit, Commission claims

Critics said more rare finds may have been bulldozed over

‘We obviously reserve the ability to respond in a proportionate way,’ George Eustice says

People have been evacuated from their homes and road have been flooded in Scotland and Cumbria as the UK faces five more days of rain.

Cornelis detention at Le Harve just the latest chapter in long-running tensions along English Channel

Boat still sat in harbour two days after it was detained

Richard Ratcliffe remains camped outside Foreign Office following ‘frustrating’ meeting with Liz Truss

Weather warnings are in place across Scotland and Cumbria

Detective Constable Francois Olwage is set to appear before Basingstoke Magistrates’ Court on Friday