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“We’re desperate. Safia is stuck in Yemen through no fault of her own. She was taken from the UK against her and my mum’s will. We’d urge the Government to reconsider - they’ll have blood on their hands if anything happens to Safia and those children.”

“the crisis in Yemen is the worst in the world, and it is one that UK arms have been central to creating'

We did not come into politics to make people poorer. Nor do we believe people voted to leave because they wanted to make themselves poorer.

Ex-PM Gordon Brown believes that a second referendum will happen and the people need a final say. He also wants Britain to leave the door open to rejoining the EU if it leaves as planned. Speaking at London's Institute for Government, Mr Brown claimed May’s deal is nothing more a ‘temporary, short-term fix,’ and her divided party could damage Britain in the long-term. He said: "Even with a deal our end-point - Canada or Norway - is unresolved. Our long-term relationship...

Glaciers on Antarctic and Greenland may disappear more quickly despite dramatic reductions in greenhouse gas emissions from transport and industry.

Police say the victim, believed to be in his twenties, is in a "critical" condition following the incident in Arnos Grove

Adam Thomas, 22, and Claudia Patatas, 38, have been convicted of belonging to National Action along with Daniel Bogunovic, 27.

A leading business figure has slammed Brexit and the Government's handling of the negotiations. Terry Sargeant, boss of ThyssenKrupp in UK, believes that Ministers are more focused on keeping their party together rather than ensuring that businesses are not harmed post-Brexit. Mr Sargeant told The Guardian: “If you make a market more difficult than it is at the moment, then what is the attraction to the investor? “I do not see how we can continue doing business where supply chains...

Daley Smith has been on the run since July after he breached a court order in July over alleged drug and criminal damage offences