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A watchdog will review complaints over Nottinghamshire Police's contact with Valdo Calocane.

Father-of-two Emmanuel Odunlami was fatally stabbed when he was celebrating his 32nd birthday.

The protest was against the Welsh government's new farm subsidy scheme, set to come in from 2025.

Michael Lenaghan admits murdering 67-year-old Inayat Shah in a Ballymena B&B in March 2020.

The foreign secretary accuses four people of threatening Palestinians at gunpoint and forcing them off land.

Colin Pitchfork, who murdered two girls in the 1980s, challenges a decision to keep him behind bars.

Kirsty Thain, 36, was under intensive observation due to several previous attempts to choke herself.

Seven women say Devon and Cornwall Police failed to investigate claims of sexual violence against officers.

The new first minister rejects claims that Stormont parties signed up to revenue raising measures.

Police say the man suffered burns to the back of his head but his condition is not life threatening.

Lord Cameron, the foreign secretary, pledges to re-examine the case of Sikh activist Jagtar Singh Johal.

Police are issuing an image of a man they want to speak to about the damage to boxes in Dartford.

Ahmad Alsbaihi, of Ard Na Va Road in west Belfast, pleaded guilty to a single count of rape.

The action, affecting firms such as Deliveroo and Uber Eats, is in a dispute over pay and conditions.

The firm said its engineers were working hard to fix the issues affecting its network.

The women displayed the images, "celebrating" Hamas at a pro-Palestine march, their trial is told.

The North American creature was fished from Cumbrian waters by a councillor with a shopping basket.

A part-time gamekeeper and his son had been stealing chicks to sell to clients in the Middle East.

An image of 40 famous females will mark Edward Enninful's final issue. But how did they pull it off?

Nick Thomas-Symonds says Azhar Ali's words were "unacceptable" but Labour will still campaign for him.