A seriously ill pensioner at the centre of litigation in a specialist court has been granted a wish to spend his “remaining time” at home with a pet bird. The
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A father accused of murdering his 10-month-old son on Christmas Day has claimed he never “deliberately” hurt his child. Stephen Boden and his partner, Shannon Marsden, are accused of killing
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A report into missing people has painted a “worrying picture” for black and Asian communities which must be urgently addressed, a charity has said. The findings suggest black and Asian
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Getting cancer care back on track could take a year longer than previously thought after a huge spike in the number of people coming forward for care, NHS England officials
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Ministers have been accused of setting an “utterly terrible example” to other countries with new migration proposals which campaigners said will see vulnerable people treated as criminals and suspected terrorists.
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New legislation to tackle small boat crossings in the Channel is likely to fall foul of the European Convention on Human Rights, Suella Braverman has told MPs. Anticipating a possible
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The death rate by suicide is much higher among disabled people than those who do not have disabilities, the latest data suggests. The highest rates of suicide were in disabled
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More than a thousand people have signed up to provide friendly phone calls from the NHS for vulnerable, isolated or lonely patients in England. GPs, pharmacists and other healthcare workers
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Opportunities were missed to stop sexual predator Wayne Couzens before he killed Sarah Everard, according to women to whom he indecently exposed himself. The former Metropolitan Police officer (pictured) is
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Boris Johnson said it is “concerning” that the inquiry into whether he lied to MPs will rely on evidence by partygate investigator Sue Gray as she will be working for
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