MPs are returning to Westminster on Monday for the rapidly accelerating downhill run to the next general election. Thanks to Boris Johnson’s success in repealing… Read More »MPs Are Heading Back To Westminster – But Are They All Keeping An Eye On A Looming Election? | Adam Boulton

A former top aide to Queen Elizabeth II is to lead a new committee looking at ways to commemorate the life and service of Britain’s… Read More »Former Top Aide Of Queen Elizabeth II To Lead New Memorial Committee

Two people have been arrested after the discovery of “partial” human remains beside a cliff-side path near Bournemouth. Detectives say the remains were discovered near… Read More »Two Arrested In Murder Probe After ‘partial Remains’ Found Near Cliff-Side Path

Little has been heard from Mohamed Fayed during the last decade. He sold Harrods to Qatar Holdings as long ago as May 2010 and his… Read More »Fayed’s Casual Relationship With The Truth Held Back His Achievements In Business

Domestic abusers will be forced to wear electronic tags on leaving prison or risk being sent back to detention under a pilot scheme launched by the… Read More »Domestic Abusers Will Be Electronically Tagged On Leaving Prison In Pilot To Protect Victims

Police in the US state of Nebraska responded to a bizarre emergency call after a bull was seen riding shotgun in the front passenger seat… Read More »Driver Pulled Over After Huge Bull Spotted In Passenger Seat

The Metropolitan Police has defended officers’ policing of the King’s coronation after it emerged only a fraction of the 64 people who were arrested have… Read More »Met Defends King’s Coronation Policing As Suspects Face No Further Action

A UN expert on torture has called for an urgent review into “cruel” and “degrading” sentences of imprisonment for public protection (IPP) in a move… Read More »Torture Expert Calls For Review Into ‘mess’ Left By Indefinite Prison Sentences

The chief executive of National Air Traffic Services (NATS) has said he cannot reveal the cause of the glitch which has affected thousands of passengers… Read More »Air Traffic Control Boss ‘not Ruling Out Anything’ After Glitch Causes Widespread Disruption

A man is the first in Uganda to be charged with alleged “aggravated homosexuality”, and could face the death penalty if convicted. The offence was… Read More »Man Could Face Death Penalty Over Alleged ‘aggravated Homosexuality’