A heavy cannabis abuser who stabbed his girlfriend and three members of her family to death in a frenzied attack should die in prison, bereaved loved ones have said. Joshua
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Plans to offer a British Sign Language GCSE to pupils have moved forward after the subject content was finalised. Parents, teachers and the deaf and hearing communities took part in
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A boyfriend who murdered his new partner’s toddler by shaking her to death after learning his Universal Credit had been stopped and being threatened for drug debts has been jailed
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Police failures may have caused or contributed to the death of a church caretaker who died after being restrained in police custody more than a decade ago, an inquest jury
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Ministers have rowed back on plans to hike the earning threshold Britons need to bring foreign family members to live in the UK to £38,700. Instead, the Government has confirmed
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Bereaved families have praised the Irish Government for “giving them fresh hope” by challenging the UK’s controversial Legacy Act. The Act, passed earlier this year despite widespread opposition, will end
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Former Police Scotland chief constable Sir Iain Livingstone has been named as an ambassador for a children’s charity. Sir Iain (pictured) led the force between 2017 until he retired earlier
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Victoria Atkins declined to give her personal view on whether there should be a vote on legalising assisted dying, citing her “responsibility” as Health Secretary. Ms Atkins (pictured) recognised how
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A judge has urged a pub chef convicted of murdering his former partner 11 years ago to reveal what he did and where her remains might be found so she
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Missing WhatsApp messages and other communications which disappear in the course of the Covid-19 Inquiry could undermine the accountability of ministers to the public, transparency campaigners have warned. It comes
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