‘We deserve better’: Police urge Priti Patel to increase ‘unfair’ pay
National Police Chiefs’ Council chairman Martin Hewitt has written to Patel off the back of heavy criticism and concern over staff wages.
Most Brits think EU is to blame for post-Brexit deal issues, poll finds
A large proportion of Brits are also unaware of any problems between the UK and the EU after Brexit.
Missouri governor pardons gun-waving St Louis couple who said they would ‘do it again’
Several Republican leaders — including then-President Donald Trump — spoke out in defence of the McCloskeys’ actions. The couple spoke on video at last year’s Republican National Convention.
Brits to be charged on entry to Europe under new ESTA-style plans
The ETIAS plan was originally shelved in 2016, before the UK voted to leave the EU.
‘Reward for failure:’ Damehood awarded to woman who quit post due to collapse of rape trials
The Crown Prosecution Service says Dame Alison Saunders "led the CPS during one of its most challenging periods".
Johnson goes to Scotland – but snubs meeting with Sturgeon
Nicola Sturgeon invited Boris Johnson to meet her at Bute House - but he declined.
London Mosques hold first major gathering since the start of COVID
The 'Jalsa Salana' will highlight the true peaceful teachings of Islam.
Harry and Meghan considered quitting monarchy for New Zealand
Dame Patsy Reddy said the couple discussed moving to New Zealand during a 2018 visit - a year before they quit the monarchy.
Government ‘refusal’ to make Covid schools plan ‘unforgivable’, says report
A new paper says ministers' "refusal" to make a schools contingency plan in summer 2020 is "unforgivable".