Daniel Levy steps down as Tottenham executive chairman after 24 years
Daniel Levy has left Tottenham after almost 25 years as executive chairman of the Premier League club.
Government can challenge Palestine Action appeal
Hundreds of people have been arrested over alleged support for the group, which is banned under terror legislation.
Murder inquiry launched following man's death
Detectives from the PSNI and forensic officers are attending the scene at a residential property in Mountnorris, County Armagh.
Ex-Tory minister Nadine Dorries defects to Reform UK
The ex-MP told the Daily Mail the Tory Party was dead and its members now "need to think the unthinkable".
Surgeon jailed after amputation of own legs
Neil Hopper claimed that injuries to his legs were the result of sepsis and not self-inflicted.
Starmer considering digital ID scheme to tackle illegal migration
The prime minister says the proposal could play an important part in tackling illegal working in the UK.
PM refuses to say if he will sack Rayner if she broke rules
The PM's standards adviser is investigating if Rayner breached the ministerial code after underpaying stamp duty.
Epping hotel resident guilty of sex assault of girl
Hadush Kebatu told a 14-year-old girl she "would be a good wife" in Epping town centre in Essex.
Epping hotel resident guilty of sex assault of girl
Hadush Kebatu told a 14-year-old girl she "would be a good wife" in Epping town centre in Essex.
PC posed as paedophile hunter to blackmail suspect
The PC anonymously demanded £3,500 from a man arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images of children.
William and Kate visit museum in first engagement since summer
The Prince and Princess of Wales have visited the Natural History Museum in London on their first official engagement since their summer break.
Swinney sets out latest plan for an independence referendum
The first minister says a majority of SNP MSPs at Holyrood should be the trigger for a new vote.
Swinney sets out latest plan for an independence referendum
The first minister says a majority of SNP MSPs at Holyrood should be the trigger for a new vote.
Surgeon jailed after amputation of own legs
Neil Hopper claimed that injuries to his legs were the result of sepsis and not self-inflicted.
Welsh-born surgeon admits fraud over amputation of own legs
Neil Hopper claimed that injuries to his legs were the result of sepsis and not self-inflicted.
What we know about Lisbon's deadly funicular crash
At least 16 people died after a carriage on the city's famous Glória hillside railway derailed.
Starmer considering digital ID scheme to tackle illegal migration
The prime minister says the proposal could play an important part in tackling illegal working in the UK.
Child sex abuser was 'hidden in plain sight' - victim
Patrick Lavery, 40, sexually abused six children as young as six years old from 1999 to 2009.
London Pride boss suspended after alleged misuse of funds
Volunteers also allege say there is a "culture of bullying" at the organisation, run by Christopher Joell-Deshields.
Council suspends flag removals after workers threatened
Saltires have been put up across Scotland in recent weeks following similar scenes in England.
