Jonathan Carley, 64, charged after man photographed wearing high-ranking uniform and 12 medals at war memorial

Authorities warn of ‘significant risk to life’ due to flooding as a major incident is declared in South Wales

From social media appeals to facial recognition and sonar searches, new technology is revolutionising how police locate the missing – and how fast they can bring them to safety

Exclusive: Home secretary commissions review into laws amid ‘growing concern about protests and hate crime in this country’

Devon and Cornwall Police are on the scene, with investigations are expected to be carried out throughout the night

It would be would the largest win so far this year for a UK player

Shabana Mahmood promises ‘the most significant changes to our asylum system in modern times’ in Monday speech

Younger people aged 16 to 24 year olds tend to eat a total of 135g of sugar on Christmas Day - a staggering 106g more than usual, which equates to devouring half a box of Celebrations chocolates

Jonathan Carley will appear in court next week over incident at remembrance event in Llandudno

Chao Xu had also filmed and upskirted hundreds of other victims around London

Chao Xu had offered guests at his networking events and parties a drink called ‘The Spirit of Life’ - but unbeknownst to his victims, he had spiked them with ‘date-rape’ drugs

The nursery worker was found guilty of rape, two counts of causing or inciting sexual activity and taking indecent photos

Water minister warns prolonged dry weather poses risk to farming and the environment

Adnan Hussain said on Friday he would step out of the ‘steering process’ for the new party

In almost constant use by prime ministers for 300 years, the topsy-turvy townhouse at the heart of government has a plethora of frustrating issues due to its age and design

Larry Fraser, 49, stole the limited edition painting from the Grove Gallery in Fitzrovia, central London, in September 2024

Brandt sent at least 17 emails and three phone messages to Ms Mordaunt, as well as turning up at her Portsmouth constituency office out-of-hours

Our community is split over Rachel Reeves’ upcoming Budget, with many frustrated by speculation and uncertainty, while others defend her cautious approach

Jon Ruben asked the children to play a ‘sweet game’ before drugging them

Corporation’s chair sends personal apology to president – but ‘strongly disagrees’ he has basis for defamation claim

The Independent is offering 10 pairs of tickets to Bel Trew’s eye-opening screening and panel discussion at the Institute of Contemporary Arts

In the 13th walkout by doctors since March 2023, resident doctors are at the picket line again in disputes over pay

The chancellor has ditched plans to increase income tax, leading to fears she will not be able to create the buffer zone needed to protect the UK from economic shocks next year

‘This is an environmental catastrophe,’ charity head says

Royal Mail said it was taking action to improve the reliability of its services

The incident halted the car firm’s production in September for five weeks

Navkiran Dhillon-Byrne didn’t convince a judge she wasn’t properly informed about the risks

Bladder cancer is the ninth most common cancer in the world, the fourth most common cancer in men, and the 11th most common cancer in women

Transport for London spent almost £14.2m cracking down on fare dodging across the Tube network

The government is hoping to take lessons from the Danish immigration system, but what exactly would that look like? Millie Cooke and Holly Bancroft explain

Chancellor set to abandon income tax hike plan amid fears move could anger voters

Its devastating failure killed 19 people

Dogs developed stockier faces and shorter snouts shortly after the last Ice Age

In its first week, the SafeCall campaign launched by The Independent and charity Missing People received a staggering £35,000 from two readers, which will go directly towards funding a free service for children who go missing and need support