HMRC denies 'deliberately poor' phone service
Thousands on hold to HMRC's helpline say they were cut off after waiting for 70 minutes.
Schools bill is an act of vandalism, says Kemi Badenoch
The Tory leader accuses PM of "vandalism" but Sir Keir says the Schools Bill will protect vulnerable children.
PCs cleared of ignoring man's 'I can't breathe'
Kevin Clarke's family say they are "deeply disappointed" by the misconduct panel's decision.
Crossbow killer admits murdering mum and daughters
Kyle Clifford pleads guilty to killing Carol, Hannah and Louise Hunt at their home in July.
Election of taoiseach delayed as Dáil suspended amid disorder
A row broke out in the Dáil, forcing the suspension of proceedings as the Irish parliament returned to nominate a new taoiseach.
Citibank boss murder suspect may have fled abroad, police say
Police believe Marianne Kilonzi, who was found dead in her Woolwich flat, knew the suspect.
Citibank boss murder suspect may have fled abroad, police say
Police believe Marianne Kilonzi, who was found dead in her Woolwich flat, knew the suspect.
Man and girl found dead were father and daughter
The bodies of 36-year-old Mark Gordon and six-year-old Hope were discovered by police on Monday.
Man and girl found dead were father and daughter
The bodies of 36-year-old Mark Gordon and six-year-old Hope were discovered by police on Monday.
Teen arrested after boy, 12, dies in stabbing
A 14-year-old boy is arrested on suspicion of murder after the stabbing on Tuesday afternoon.
Man's death after escalator 'push' prompts appeal
Police are investigating whether an alleged push on an escalator is linked to a man's death.
Former pupil awarded £50k over 'degrading' rugby trip videos
The former student was filmed naked and coerced into having his head shaved during a school rugby trip.
PSNI aims to lift all-time low officer levels
Chief Constable Jon Boutcher says he needs an extra £200m in funding to lift officer numbers from 6,300.
Benefit cheats could be stripped of driving licences
A proposed new law will also give ministers greater powers to request bank account information.
Police 'must investigate' far-right group exposed by BBC
An undercover reporter infiltrated a far-right group and exposed extreme views.
Blow to Reeves as UK borrowing unexpectedly jumps
Borrowing - the difference between spending and tax revenue - was £17.8bn last month, putting more pressure on the chancellor.
Evidence uncovered in huge pile of flytipped waste
Investigators say they are following up several leads in the hunt for who illegally dumped the waste.
Man had unnecessary chemotherapy for 14 years
His lawyers say his case is "just the tip of the iceberg" and 12 other patients may be affected.
Tensions over how Southport details went public
Questions continue over why UK authorities did not publish key details about Axel Rudakubana earlier than they did.
'Losing everything in house fire was devastating'
Simba Chitsatso and his family say they did not have time to grab their shoes when they escaped.