Two people have been arrested after two children died in a car collision in Essex, police have said. Officers were called to Walthams Place in
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AI tools used for child sexual abuse images targeted in Home Office crackdown
Britain is to become the first country to introduce laws tackling the use of AI tools to produce child sexual abuse images, amid warnings from
Reeves’s Heathrow third runway report was commissioned by London airport
Rachel Reeves was facing criticism on Saturday night as it was confirmed that a report she cited as evidence that a third runway at Heathrow
UK betting giants under fire for ads targeting at-risk gamblers
Gambling companies in Britain could be forced to overhaul their advertising practices after a betting firm was ruled to have unlawfully targeted a problem gambler
Stop shielding UK royals from parliamentary scrutiny, says Labour peer
Rules banning scrutiny of the royal family in parliament must be changed in light of the continuing scandals about Prince Andrew, a Labour peer has
Just Stop Oil protester, 78, released to home detention after fitting tag found
A 78-year-old climate protester has been released on home detention curfew just a week after her prison term was extended because government contractors were unable
Starmer urges Mauritius to ensure deal that protects Chagos Islands from ‘malign influence’
Keir Starmer has urged Mauritius to ensure the deal for the Chagos Islands keeps them free from “malign influence”, amid concern in Mauritius and the
Freed Gaza hostage told Starmer that Hamas held her in Unrwa premises, her mother says
The freed British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari spoke to Keir Starmer on Friday and told the prime minister Hamas held her in facilities belonging to the
Ofsted overhaul for English schools to be put out for public consultation
Schools in England are likely to be judged on a new five-step scale, under proposals by the Ofsted inspectorate to be put out for public
Bristol memorial service pays tribute to civil rights activist Paul Stephenson
More than 500 people including leading British civil rights figures filled Bristol Cathedral on Friday for a memorial service for the late Paul Stephenson, known