Man guilty of wife's murder after child reveals plot
Robert Rhodes was convicted of killing his wife Dawn Rhodes in Redhill, Surrey.
Chief constable on £170k to retire for just one day to protect pension
Chief Constable Amanda Blakeman will retire for a single day next month to protect her pension.
Chief constable on £170k to retire for just one day to protect pension
Chief Constable Amanda Blakeman will retire for a single day next month to protect her pension.
'Do you want to get rid of Mum?' - The plot to kill Dawn Rhodes
Robert Rhodes killed his wife Dawn in their Earlswood home, coercing his child into the plans.
Attackers attempt to set pensioner on fire in his Keady home
Six masked men armed with bats entered the man's living room on the Clay Road.
Venue apology in Primal Scream antisemitic image row
A London music venue says it is "appalled" by alleged antisemitic images shown on stage at a gig.
Author Joanna Trollope dies aged 82
The writer was famous for her stories about romance and intrigue in rural middle England.
UK economy shrank unexpectedly by 0.1% in October
The impact of the JLR cyber-attack continued to affect output, while analysts say spending was hit by Budget uncertainty.
Stanley Baxter: Scottish comedian with a gift for sketches, mimicry and song
The actor and impressionist, known for comic parodies and his love of dressing up, was one of the biggest stars of the 1970s and 1980s.
Prince William shares a Christmas pint with Welsh Guards
The future king said he was proud to be their colonel and thanked them for their service.
King to share personal message on cancer in TV broadcast
King Charles has recorded a message about his experience of cancer for the Stand Up To Cancer campaign.
'It was little kids': Taylor Swift breaks down as she talks of Southport attack
The singer met met families and victims of the Southport stabbing attack, backstage during her Eras tour last year.
'No empty shelves at Christmas' as Guinness workers strike
About 90 workers at a Guinness canning factory in Belfast have walked out in protest over pay.
Councils to get £3bn for thousands more school spaces for Send pupils
The government is promising 50,000 more places for children with special educational needs in schools in England.
The secret £3.5m cannabis farm that stood out like a 'beacon' in sleepy village
They had hired two men to help, and were making products such as cannabis-infused chocolate bars.
The nuclear power station on the front line of an election battle
Scotland's last operational plant, at Torness in East Lothian, is scheduled to cease operating in 2030.
MoD to unify all intelligence units under single command
The overhaul comes as the minister for armed forces warns "the shadow of war is knocking on Europe's door".
The Papers: 'Worst winter flu crisis' and 'World Cup of greed'
Soaring cases of serious flu and pressure on the NHS dominates Friday's papers.
'My dad was killed by a drug-driver. Now I want tougher laws'
Bereaved families demand roadside licence bans after drug driving deaths surge 78% in a decade.
The new breed of 'shoplifting entrepreneurs' fuelling the UK's petty crime problem
With "sharp rises" in shop theft in recent years, the nature of it is changing too - as retail workers in the area dubbed England's shoplifting capital have seen
