Exclusive: MPs call on Liz Truss for action to keep youngsters out of gangs’ hands

A 22-year-old woman has died after being struck by a car in the early hours of the morning in Oswestry

Those who fail to hand over their passport and attempt to travel to the tournament in Qatar could face jail and a fine.

Liz Truss urged to abandon plan to fund tax cuts by increasing payments for poorest in line with wages rather than inflation

Exclusive: ‘A young girl said my partner has taken the door off the bathroom, so that I’m not able to use the toilet in private,’ midwife says

A portrait of the black pony, who was born in 1996, has been released by Buckingham Palace.

Ministers accused of wasting money and running down pay and conditions

At around 2.50am a car mounted the kerb and struck two pedestrians outside the Grill Out takeaway.

Among the causes of stress and anxiety are work worries, lack of sleep and looming to do lists.

Conor Burns says he looks forward to clearing his name and will ‘fully cooperate’ with Tory investigation

A ballot for Criminal Bar Association members opened on Tuesday evening and closes at midnight on Sunday.

Politics and the war in Ukraine dominate the Sunday mastheads.

Cathy Wilson described the murderer, rapist and paedophile as a monster.

Ten people were killed in the explosion in Creeslough, Co Donegal on Friday.

Campaigners have warned ministers ‘U-turning on children’s futures cannot be an option’.

The appeal for unity comes as fresh polling puts PM’s personal approval rating at minus 47.

Appeal for unity comes as fresh polling puts PM’s personal approval rating at minus 47

Three in five voters want a general election this year

Young child and two teenagers among those killed in blast

The Prime Minister previously said she wanted to see nuclear power stations built in Scotland.

The haul has a wholesale value of £15.5 million, according to the National Crime Agency.

Victim’s family pays tribute to ‘shining light of good’

Haji Choudhary Rab Nawaz was described as a ‘shining light of good’ by his family.

Its advocates range from Tim Berners-Lee to Pope Francis, while Andy Burnham has said he’d like to see it trialled in Greater Manchester. So could UBI be an idea whose time has come?

A young child and two teenagers were among those who died in the blast in Creeslough, Co Donegal.

Politicians and emergency workers attended the service at St Michael’s Church.

Irish postal service An Post is accepting donations from Monday while an online fundraising initiative has already raised tens of thousands of euro.

Local TD Pearse Doherty said silent prayers were being said as people awaited news from the emergency services.

The explosion happened at a service station and convenience store in the Irish village of Creeslough, Co Donegal on Friday afternoon.

Thousands of people will join the protest in Westminster on Saturday.

The British-Iranian urged the UK to condemn human rights abuses in the country

The BBC reports that an eyewitness saw the ex-minister touching a young man’s thigh at a hotel bar during the Conservative Party conference.

Exclusive: Natasha Pencil and Aisha Jade, co-organisers of the new event, discuss British agriculture’s race problem, the power of growing your own, battling gentrification.

Exclusive: Business leaders told to ignore Home Office and lobby other ministers in their efforts to build case for change

‘Let me remind you what you said me in lift,’ Spice Girl says in cryptic message

Lisa Williams previously won the competition in 2019 for her traditional porridge recipe.

He was serving a whole life sentence prior to his death.

The Health Secretary told Royal College of Nursing (RCN) members “let’s not patronise each other” as they discussed an ongoing pay dispute.

Conor Burns has said he will ‘fully co-operate’ with a Tory probe into allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

Conor Burns says he will ‘fully co-operate’ with Tory probe into allegations of inappropriate behaviour

‘Potential consequences are deeply alarming’, says Chartered Institute of Environmental Health

SNP delegates met in person at the party conference in Aberdeen for the first time since before the pandemic.

Personnel arrived within 10 minutes of the blast in Creeslough on Friday afternoon.

Women’s health minister Maree Todd spoke in favour of the motion.

Several hundred people have joined an LGBTQ pride march in Montenegro that was held amid strong opposition from the influential Serbian Orthodox Church in the small conservative Balkan country

Lesia Vasylenko addressed the SNP annual conference in Aberdeen on Saturday.

The SNP met in Aberdeen in person for the first time since the pandemic struck.

The scale of the devastation in Creeslough will take time to sink in, local representatives have said.

The family of Tobin victim Vicky Hamilton released a statement following news of the serial killer’s death.

Exclusive: Ex-England defender tells The Independent social media is ‘playground to spout abuse’

Hundreds of people held a demonstration in central London against the deportation to the US of the Wikileaks founder.

Tobin, 76, was in jail for the murder of three women

Police say County Donegal blast was ‘one of the largest civilian casualities in recent times’

The Hollywood star made his donation just hours after a crowdfunder was set up for Bookbugs And Dragon Tales.

The blast happened in Creeslough, Co Donegal on Friday afternoon.

Archbishops of Canterbury and Westminster speak out against proposed move and threat to UK’s ‘international reputation’

Emergency services from Northern Ireland rushed to Donegal to help rescue efforts following the devastating service station explosion on Friday.

He was serving three life sentences.

Detectives believe Tobin, serving life for three murders, will have killed others.

Scottish Police Federation general secretary Calum Steele said the service was in a ‘dire financial situation’.

Cap on revenues would prevent cost being offset against future investment – a perk enjoyed by oil and gas companies

The Merseyside city was chosen to host the 2023 contest on behalf of this year’s winners Ukraine.

John Michael Baillie-Hamilton Buchanan was surrounded by representatives from across the world at the historic inauguration in Scotland.

The party leader told his annual conference changes must be secured to the controversial Northern Ireland Protocol.

Micheal Martin said whatever is required will be provided.

Ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre heads leaked list – which flouts agreement to slim down bloated House of Lords

Atlantic rift widens on approach to drug laws

The EU has characterised the bill as a breach of international law

Dr Tijion Esho, who has a host of celebrities among his clientele, has had restrictions placed on his practice while an inquiry is conducted.

A search and recovery operation is continuing in the village of Creeslough, Co Donegal.

More than 40,000 members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union have walked out in a long-running dispute.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating the death of a man in Hertfordshire in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The SNP met in Aberdeen for the first time since before the pandemic.

Rachel Reeves also claims the Conservatives have ‘unleashed a strategy for sleepless nights’ rather than a plan for growth.

The animal welfare charity has launched its annual Adoptober campaign, which hopes to find owners for 11 of its longest-stay residents.

The explosion happened in the village of Creeslough, Co Donegal.

The pair were pictured chatting at the event in Braemar on Friday night.

The Prime Minister told her Israeli counterpart at the United Nations summit in New York last month that she was considering the relocation.

The former culture secretary said the ex-Prime Minister was ‘swinging a cricket bat’ when she went to see him earlier this week.

The National Crime Agency said the gang was ‘prepared to smuggle migrants in lorries over one of the longer ferry and freight crossings into the UK’.

Gordon Miller began his cycle in Charlottesville, Virginia on October 5 and aim to finish on October 18 in Washington DC, which is Anti-Slavery Day.