Regulator said cars in ad drove in way ‘that appeared likely to breach the legal requirements of the Highway Code’

Violence has broken out in Ballymena for the past three nights after angry mobs went on the rampage through the town’s streets

The Metropolitan Police’s 16-month investigation into fake claims of a VIP paedophile ring saw raids on Lord Brittan’s home.

The affected products include the Jolly Rancher Hard Candy, ‘Misfits’ Gummies, Hard Candy Fruity 2 in 1, and Berry Gummies, the FSA said.

Politicians becoming the subject of expletive-laden chants by fans of football – or any sport – is historically bad for political careers, explain David Maddox and Kate Devlin

Police have been attacked in Ballymena for the third consecutive night as authorities struggle to clamp down on the violent disorder

She was last seen near St John’s Park in Tunbridge Wells

The cut to GDP figures will be bad news for the chancellor in her mission to grow the UK economy

Friday's jackpot will be an estimated £208 million and would be the largest prize awarded in the UK

Next Tuesday is the final chance before the National Lottery instigate a ‘Must Be Won’ draw

Analysis: Chancellor accused of unveiling a spending review which is ‘full off numbers, few of them useful’

Our community sees reclaiming EU citizenship as the ultimate post-Brexit life hack – and they’ve shared their stories of second passports, dual identities, and defying travel restrictions using their ancestry

Experts say children may not receive the meals they are eligible for

Tents bought throughout festival season can be returned after use

Two batches of paracetamol tablets from Chelonia Healthcare Limited are affected

The average house in the UK is over £150,000 more expensive than it was 20 years ago, new figures reveal

A quarter of industry professionals believe more people will buy houses over the next 12 months

The coin is available to buy from The Royal Mint’s website

The site once held soldiers captured during the Napoleonic Wars

The PSNI deployed riot police in Ballymena for a third night as a significant crowd gathered in the area

Rachel Reeves has pledged a £6bn investment aimed at accelerating tests and treatments within the NHS, following substantial year-on-year budget increases for the health service.

The government wants to end the use of asylum hotels by 2029

‘Justification for lethal control to date appears to have been based on basic statistical oversight,’ says study

Exclusive: World-first footage exposed of birds past their egg-laying days being suffocated for supermarket meat

Ben Bottomley, 23, was found guilty of rape and sexual assault after a trial at Sheffield Crown Court

Chancellor announces £39bn boost for social housing, £29bn for NHS and £11bn for defence – and promises to close all asylum hotels as she takes a swipe at Farage and dismisses Tory warnings of a ‘cruel summer’ of tax rises

The government’s £2bn spending plans will cover ‘little more’ than basic pay increases for existing staff, police chiefs have warned

Around 50 to 60 people gathered on Lower Broughton Road, using cars and wheelie bins to block off the road

Hotel accommodation for asylum-seekers strips money from the aid budget and threatens the health of people seeking safety, charities warn

Agreement marks a breakthrough after five years of tense negotiations over the border with Spain that have been ongoing since Britain left the bloc in 2020

Across six decades of activism, Britain’s leading LGBT+ rights campaigner has faced death threats and even had a bullet through his front door. He talks to Emma Henderson about police who won’t apologise for past wrongs and why Hungary should fac...

Dr David Bull also called for burqas to be banned in the UK

The 16-year-old has pleaded guilty to all five charges and is due to be sentenced

Home Office looks to former student accommodation to house migrants instead of hotels

Officers are investigating after a vehicle was abandoned near Downing Street

SUVs pose ‘no benefit to society and mounting evidence of harm,’ a damning report has claimed

Warnings against travel abroad from the UK have been issued for countries including Afghanistan, Belarus and Haiti

Watch again as Rachel Reeves delivered her much-anticipated spending review on Wednesday (11 June) as the chancellor pledged to make working people “better off”.

Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill says it is now time to get the GAA stadium built

The Independent looks at what is in the spending review, and, crucially, what is not…

The Met Police officer says the incident was mishandled but denies her actions were discriminatory

Sir Keir Starmer has said he could “go on all morning” about Labour’s achievements in government - in his Prime Minister’s Questions speech, which started at 12 noon.

Rachel Reeves’ first multi-year spending review as chancellor delivers major investment pledges in health, housing and infrastructure, but critics have raised questions and warn that ‘sharp trade-offs are unavoidable’

Commuters were faced with transport chaos after the bridge closed on Wednesday morning

Dramatic scenes unfolded overnight in the Northern Ireland town as rioters hurled petrol bombs, fireworks and glass bottles, with 17 police officers injured

The Chagos deal with Mauritius fails to guarantee rights of Chagossans, UN experts say

A dog was also found with injuries and has been passed into veterinary care

Urgent action needed to allow children to play outdoors and away from devices, says a report

Ibrahima Seck’s family described him as a ‘well-liked young boy’