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Daniel Ward, 28, Garry Jack, 22, and the 17-year-old were accused of being members of the group for nine months

Alleged members accused of plotting to kill a Labour MP were featured in propaganda videos learning punching techniques, judo and choke holds, the Old Bailey was told

Two British soldiers have appeared in court accused of being part of an outlawed neo-Nazi group, with one alleged to have had the manifesto of Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik on his computer. Soldiers Mikko Vevhilainen, 32, a lance corporal, and Mark Barrett, 24, a private, are accused of being ...

Labour’s Sarah Champion said she was “incredulous” at this move and at a stroke the PM is diminishing the UK’s soft power.

By Tara Carey Fair Funding for Schools representative in Lambeth The row over school funding has taken centre stage in the general election campaign, with parents and teachers across the country rising up in protest against budget cuts put forward by the government and Department of Education. To highlight concerns, ...

Food retailers reporting high demand for delivery slots recalling the early days of lockdown.

"It turns out that the coronavirus can’t get you if you’re at school, in the office, drinking in Wetherspoons or spending money in Blackpool."

It comes as health leaders warn the coronavirus testing system is not "fit for purpose."

The PM also came a cropper in the international press, which described his latest moves as "barbaric".

Former prime minister Theresa May warned the Government it was in danger of losing the trust of other countries.

"Yes, this does break international law in a very specific and limited way," Brandon Lewis said.

"He is a person of enormous personal modesty. He is not someone who has ever wanted to push himself into the limelight. If he has done this it demonstrates that he must see what they are doing as a terrible insult to the law."

Raising funds for Hospitality Action, the Top 100 Auction features a selection of unique dining experiences.

Nothing makes me feel more patriotic than seeing the greatest classical musicians in the world perform on our humble London stage.

If the government and its advisory bodies really are serious about achieving net-zero, they may need to consider whether they are taking a consistent approach across the board.

Calls for unity to tackle the current health crisis may ultimately be extended to housing and real estate as well.

Chief executive Alex Cruz will give evidence to the Transport Select Committee on September 16.

The President's team prepared for a big turnout for Trump, but it didn't turn out that way...

Much more needs to be done if the UK Government genuinely wants to take its ambition of tackling international organised crime seriously.

Ministers reimposed quarantine measures on travellers returning to the UK from Spain at short notice on Saturday.

“This report should serve as an urgent wake-up call to the Government."

His letter comes as Boris Johnson faces criticism after appointing his top Brexit negotiator as the new national security adviser.

One MP said the move is proof that Starmer is "de-Corbynising the Labour Party".

Power seems to be slipping away from the racists and the cynical opportunists who make a living feeding in their wake.

The claims appear to be nonsense but the reaction shows the anger at the idea.

Boris Johnson’s chief adviser has faced criticism for his decision to drive from London to Durham.

The BBC's Laura Kuennsberg has been accused of defending the PM's aide by saying there was "no breach of lockdown rules".

According to the infringement decision, the UK has failed to ‘comply with EU law on the free movement of EU citizens and their family members’.

I can only hope that this pandemic forces people to evaluate political priorities towards the care of the homeless and the most vulnerable in our society, and away from bolstering the wealth of the powerful few.

George Osborne indicated earlier this week that more austerity will be needed post-coronavirus crisis.

The Magpies are reportedly on the verge of being sold to a Saudi-backed consortium which involves Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman for around £300m.

Will only the South Korean filmmaking world enjoy newfound focus, or is India and the world's largest filmmaking industry also set to benefit from the seminal hit

Thornberry said she and Sir Keir Starmer had called for the shadow cabinet to do more to tackle the issue, but she couldn't remember Long-Bailey doing the same.

The shadow business secretary vowed to “stand up to the rip-off privatisers” in re-nationalising energy, water, rail and mail.

Detailed stocktaking of global political sentiment began in 1995.

The charity calls on Government to ban peat in horticulture and boost tree cover to conserve nature and cut emissions.

Ministry of Justice figures show there were 308 deaths in prison in the 12 months to September as the government is accused of failing to take action which could prevent deaths in prison.

According to Article 20 of the Treaty of Lisbon, EU citizenship is additional and separate to national citizenship. Presently, there are no provisions for removing this citizenship and its associated rights from individuals, regardless of whether their nation leaves the EU.

“All of the predictions we made about the cuts to policing, the devastation that it would bring, the rise in crime that it would bring, have come true,” warned John Apter, national chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales

Irish whiskey is a fast-growing category, with a 300% increase in exports since 2009. But this is leading to a corresponding increase in counterfeit products hitting the global market.

The 19-year-old was convicted of a single count of public mischief at Famagusta District Court in Paralimni on Monday after teh incident on Ayia Napa.

The party leader has criticised Jeremy Corbyn’s policy, branding it a ‘distraction’.

Officers carried out 383,629 stop and searches in the year to the end of March, up from 282,231 in the same period the previous year.

It comes as a British man, 32, died in Sofia ahead of Euro match with Bulgaria.

Extinction Rebellion protesters are vowing to shut down Westminster as they demand urgent action on the climate and environmental crises.