A murder investigation has been launched after a man died in what police believe was a “targeted attack” outside his home in Kilwinning, North Ayrshire.
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Rachel Reeves will tax businesses to plug £9bn black hole in NHS
Rachel Reeves is set to use one of the most pivotal budgets of recent times to call on businesses to pay more tax to help
Ban smacking in England now, says children’s commissioner
Ministers must ban smacking now, the children’s commissioner for England has said, in her strongest intervention yet on child safety. Rachel de Souza said that
‘Piece of British history’: nuclear bunker in Norfolk to be sold at auction
Online auctions are usually filled with fragile antiques and niche memorabilia that ought not to be touched. Those looking for something a bit more durable
Storm Ashley: Great South Run cancelled over safety concerns
High winds and rain expected from Storm Ashley have caused organisers to cancel the Great South Run, which was due to take place on Sunday.
‘Best-in-class’ seats and no bog-standard loos: first look at HS2 train interiors
For now, it remains unclear quite how far any passenger will travel on future HS2 services – whether reaching Euston or on high-speed tracks all
Storm Ashley to bring 80mph winds to parts of UK this weekend
Parts of the UK are expected to be hit by ferocious winds of up to 80mph this weekend as the first named storm of the
Man accused of jail escape congratulated police officer who caught him, court told
A former soldier “congratulated” the police officer who captured him three days after he was accused of escaping from prison, a jury has heard. Woolwich
Ex-detective who stole £400k of seized cocaine in Manchester jailed for 19 years
A cocaine-addicted detective who stole drugs with a retail value of almost £400,000 from a police evidence store and supplied them to criminals has been
ITN criticised by its journalists after report on internal complaints
ITN has faced criticism from senior journalists and staff after a report on how it deals with internal complaints raised concerns about “low trust and