An emergency bill aimed at saving British Steel’s Scunthorpe plant became law yesterday after MPs and peers were recalled from recess to participate in a
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Outcry after British MP refused entry to Hong Kong
Foreign secretary David Lammy said he was deeply concerned after a British politician was denied entry to Hong Kong, and that he would urgently raise
Trafficking victims rejecting UK government support because they fear being deported
Thousands of trafficking victims have rejected the government’s support, many due to fear of the authorities or of being deported, lawyers have said. Nearly 6,000
Rising number of women stopped and searched by police in England and Wales
The number of women subjected to stop and search by the police has risen in England and Wales despite a fall in the use of
‘Unprecedented’ sightings of Asian hornets raise fears for UK bees
They have bright yellow legs, are about 25mm (almost 1in) long, and a single colony, if left unchecked, can “butcher” 90,000 pollinating insects in just
Rageh Omaar returns to ITV’s News at Ten after illness on live programme
The broadcaster Rageh Omaar has carried out his first foreign dispatch for ITV since he was taken to hospital last year after falling ill while
UK woman says she was arrested after confiscating her daughters’ iPads
A history teacher has said she was arrested and blocked from seeing her daughters after she confiscated their iPads. Vanessa Brown, 50, described her “unspeakable
Police ‘deliver vengeance’ on illegal gamblers while disguised as Batman and Robin
When a couple of illegal gamblers attempted to “fleece” tourists on Westminster Bridge in February, they could never have expected two Metropolitan police officers to
Starmer steps in to seize control of British Steel with nationalisation likely
Keir Starmer is stepping in to seize control of British Steel to stop its Chinese owner shutting the Scunthorpe plant in an unprecedented move that
Noel Clarke ‘precisely the man’ depicted in Guardian’s reporting, high court told
Noel Clarke has been shown to be “precisely the man” depicted in the Guardian’s articles accusing him of sexual misconduct, vindicating its journalism, the high