Met police targeting suspects by driving around London with mugshots plastered on vans
The 'targeted week of action' by the Met Police will include an appeal to the public for any information regarding unsolved crimes in London.
Residents described moment armed police closed in on suspected “far-right” knifeman
Shocked residents described the moment armed police closed in on a suspected "far-right" knifeman involved in a "terror" attack. A 19-year-old lad was knifed and verbally abused while he sat in a vehicle in the car park of a Tesco store with pals in the Surrey village of Stanwell last ...
MP Fiona Onasanya pleads to keep job as voters set to sign petition that could see her ousted
Solicitor Onasanya, who left prison on February 26 after serving less than four weeks for perverting the course of justice, made the plea in a bizarre video posted on her Twitter page
Tate Britain exhibition depicts decline of British industry, infrastructure and welfare state
A major new exhibition was unveiled today by Tate Britain depicting the decline of British industry, infrastructure and the welfare state. The Asset Strippers by Mike Nelson was created for the annual Tate Britain Commission, supported by Sotheby’s, which invites artists to create a new artwork in response to the grand ...
There can’t be a third Brexit vote rules Speaker…unless it is “substantially changed”
The Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow has ruled that the Prime Minister is not allowed to ask MPs to vote on her Brexit deal a third time unless it has “substantially” changed. It had been reported that Theresa May would make a last ditch attempt to get ...
French politician names her cat Brexit because of its reluctance to leave
French politician Nathalie Loiseau reckons her cat is similar to the UK’s Brexit position. Speaking to French newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche, the government minister said: "He wakes me up every morning miaowing to death because he wants to go out. "And then when I open the door he stays in ...
Brexit Betrayal march attempts to cross Tees on Transporter Bridge – realise its closed on Sundays
The Brexit Betrayal march got stuck in a bit of bother yesterday after attempting to cross the River Tees on the Transporter Bridge before realising it is closed on a Sunday. Protesters were forced to walk an extra five miles to get over the river at Newport Bridge, according to ...
Tory Brexiteers’ vote for Theresa May’s deal depend on new leader for party
They resigned over Theresa May's Brexit deal as it was so terrible for the country. They derided it for diminishing the UK to an EU rule taker, not rule maker. Yet now, sources suggest as many as 40 Tory Brexit rebels are prepared to vote for Theresa May's deal as ...
‘Radcliffe’s revenge’ UK’s largest bronze statue shows squatting woman
The statue officially named Bianca will be on display outside Theatre Royal in Plymouth