Detective who used ‘degrading acts’ to control women avoided sack by resigning
Daniel Boulter was a detective chief inspector with South Yorkshire Police and previously worked for the Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire forces
Diane Abbott criticised over tweet about drowned migrants
The now-deleted post was a response to a comment made by Lee Anderson, the deputy chairman of the Conservative party.
Shop accused of racism after image leaves Harry and Meghan’s friend ‘speechless’
Misan Harriman, photographer and friend of Harry and Meghan, criticised the image seen at a shop in Surrey.
Former Tory minister considering backing Labour over climate concerns
Zac Goldsmith quit as environment minister in June with a scathing attack on Rishi Sunak.
The ECHR, why it is back in the spotlight and the implications of the UK leaving
The UK may leave a major international human rights agreement to help tackle small boats crossing the English Channel.
A pink chair and a love of colour: Bray locals say goodbye to Sinead O’Connor
One local said ‘there is a real palpable sense’ of having lost someone special.
Asylum seekers have ‘right’ to challenge move to Bibby barge – charity
Care4Calais said it had ‘serious concerns’ about the wording of notices issued by the Home Office.
Tory MP George Eustice compares new oil boiler ban to Ulez for rural communities
Mr Eustice said the Government needs to create different approaches to develop the delivery of net zero, rather than ‘lock’ into technologies now.
Man ‘aggressive and intimidating’ at protest against drag queen storytime event
Lance O’Connor appeared for trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday.