Ms Levine told Radio 4 there was a moment she thought the police were coming to tell her that their daughter was dead

A provisional cause of death was given as a compressive head injury, consistent with a dog bite

US president vowed to sue BBC this week even after broadcaster apologised – but it did refuse his demand for compensation

Missing People says autistic young people may be more vulnerable to disappearing and at higher risk of harm, as psychologists call for urgent tailored support

Shabana Mahmood is set to rewrite how Britain grants refuge to those fleeing conflict and upheaval with a statement in the House of Commons on Monday

A plunge in temperature could bring icy conditions across Britain in the coming days

Labour backbenchers accuse government of ‘chasing Reform’ with new measures

Home secretary will attempt to change way ECHR is interpreted by UK judges – as critics hit out over proposals

Doreen Stock had planned to leave her entire estate to USA-based great-nephew, Ben Chiswick

Among GLP-1 users, more than half said they will eat smaller portions and skip more treats this festive season

Hungary is gearing up for a heated political battle as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces an unprecedented challenge from his opponent, Péter Magyar

It comes as many fish stocks around the UK face an increasingly dire situation

The research was released ahead of the Black Friday

More than a third of homes available for sale have had an asking price reduction

The former prince has faced calls to have his name removed from road names and places

Corinna Baker was found at the Netpool Boat Yard in Cardigan, Wales, on Saturday

It comes as the Slug & Lettuce owner aims to fill a hole of £3bn in its finances

Reform’s head of policy, Zia Yusuf, clashed with a Sky News presenter during a debate on immigration, after being asked about his parents’ decision to move to the UK from Sri Lanka in the 1980s.

The woman’s body was recovered after a huge rescue operation on Saturday afternoon

The personal finance expert explained why credit cards are not always ‘bad’

Chris Philp said we should expect ‘higher standard’ from the broadcaster

Labour party ‘fighting like rats in a sack’ as turmoil at top of government overshadows Shabana Mahmood’s immigration crackdown

For carer and cleaner Kirsty Brett, ‘extortionate’ asking prices for housing rents meant she had to find other ways of living outside the parents’ home

The British government plans to tighten its asylum system, following Denmark's model, to reduce immigration and address the political storm over migrants crossing the English Channel

Sudden arrhythmic death syndrome affects around 500 people every year in the UK

Helen Holland, 81, was struck by speeding Met Police outrider PC Christopher Harrison as he escorted the Duchess of Edinburgh through London

Business groups slammed ‘university tax’ and warned a rise in fees will have ‘unintended consequences’ for the UK

A violent robber posed as a wheelchair user to steal from a supermarket before assaulting a security guard in Kent.

A source close to the MP said Ms Rayner is ‘focussed on representing her local community’

The former London Standard editor is said to be a surprising candidate for the position

Exclusive: A court in Jersey has lifted the privacy order on a series of legal actions brought by the former Chelsea owner after a criminal case was opened against him by the island’s authorities

A former BBC director general has said he does not think the BBC should pay any money to Donald Trump after the US president confirmed he would still sue the broadcaster for up to $5bn, despite the BBC apologising for its Panorama edit of the preside...

A man in his 30s and a man in his 60s have been arrested on suspicion of attempting to intentionally cause a public nuisance