MP calls for closure of ‘potential loophole’ after Crooked House pub demolition
Britain’s ‘wonkiest pub’ was hit by a blaze which police are treating as arson.
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Youths in Oxford Street rampage must be ‘hunted down’, says Braverman
Police were forced to wield batons while officers on horseback dispersed crowds in the busy West End shopping area.
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
Trump charged over efforts to overturn 2020 presidential election results
A Trump spokesperson likened the new indictment to “Nazi Germany in the 1930s, the former Soviet Union, and other authoritarian, dictatorial regimes".
HSBC sees profits more than double on rising interest rates
The bank posted pre-tax profits of 21.7 billion US dollars (£16.9 billion) for the first half of 2023, up from 8.4 billion US dollars (£6.6 billion).
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Robert Jenrick under fire for leaving ministerial box unattended on train
Pictures show the red box left unattended on a seat in a first class carriage on a train to Newark.
Refugee charity hits out at Home Secretary’s ‘cruel’ proposal to house asylum seekers in tents
The Home Secretary has purchased marquees in recent days to accommodate migrants by the end of August, according to a Whitehall source.
Farage calls diversity and inclusion culture ‘divisive’ as governance row erupts
Nigel Farage said the NatWest culture that talks of inclusion is ‘divisive’ amid concerns that banks may be using ESG to cover for bad behaviour.