Double child killer Colin Pitchfork to stay in prison, Parole Board rules
Pitchfork was jailed for life with a minimum term of 30 years in 1988 for murdering and raping Lynda Mann and Dawn Ashworth.
Johnson: I did not back ‘let it rip’ Covid strategy in autumn 2020
Former prime minister Boris Johnson has said he was not ‘reconciled’ to Covid deaths.
Ofsted inspection ‘likely contributed’ to Ruth Perry’s death, coroner concludes
Mrs Perry took her own life after a report from the watchdog downgraded her Caversham Primary School in Reading from its highest rating to its lowest.
Small boat crossings: How the nationality of arrivals has changed
Turks are now one of the most common groups of people arriving in the UK on small boats.
Rail electrification among projects awarded funding to boost connectivity
Northern Ireland public transport provider Translink has been awarded £3.3 million for a study on electrifying the railway.
Sunak defends Rwanda plan following Jenrick resignation
The Prime Minister insisted the new law declaring Rwanda safe would overcome the legal obstacles that have grounded the scheme.
Scott McTominay says Manchester United must maintain standards of Chelsea win
United beat Chelsea 2-1 thanks to the Scotland midfielder’s brace.
High-profile politicians’ private conversations compromised by Russia, MPs told
Russia’s principal security service ‘selectively leaked and amplified information’, Foreign Office minister Leo Docherty said.
Flu and norovirus levels ‘creeping up’ as NHS braces for winter pressures
Norovirus is the most common infectious cause of vomiting and diarrhoea.
Poet and author Benjamin Zephaniah dies aged 65
He appeared in hit BBC show Peaky Blinders as Jeremiah Jesus
