Three people taken to hospital after car driven into crowd outside Islamic Centre in London
Police say words and comments 'of an Islamophobic nature' were made by the occupants of the car in Cricklewood, north west London
Man, 25, stabbed to death near north London tube station
The victim, who has not been named, was found stabbed in Corinne Road, near Tufnell Park tube station
Hotel review: Radisson RED, Glasgow
Shilpa Ganatra takes a trip up north to check out the UK's very first Radisson RED The vibe Radisson RED is the contemporary boutique arm of the brand, and as it’s well-received in its other five locations across the globe – we went to the Brussels location for its Christmas markets – it’s finally received its first UK version. Stepping in on a mild autumn day, it has all the vibe of a slick bar: think pumping music, wrought-iron fittings...
Social housing pledge a “non-announcement”
Theresa May's social housing pledge has been dubbed a non-announcement by the former Transport Secretary Andrew Adonis. The government's £2 billion pledge was ridiculed on Twitter this morning after it got a warm reception from the mainstream media. Despite giving just a tenth of what Scotland is spending on social housing pro rata the PM still declared that the government's scheme is a big step removing the "stigma" of social housing. May, along with most other news outlets, failed to mention...
Kinder chocolate online ads banned for targeting children
The Children’s Food Campaign group, known as Sustain, complained to the Advertising Standards Aithority (ASA) about the ads
Sugar content of most supermarket yoghurts ‘well above recommended healthy levels’
And organic products - perceived as 'healthier' options - were among some of the worst offenders, according to the findings
Air pollution ‘may increase the risk of developing dementia’
Researchers found that people living in the most polluted parts of London had a 40 per cent higher risk of getting the degenerative brain disease within seven years
Cleaner given £1,500 by Bristol students to visit family in Jamaica shares holiday snaps
They describe Herman the cleaner as the ‘epitome of happiness’
Migration Advisory Committee favours “no preference” for EU workers
By Vanessa Ganguin, founder of London immigration firm Vanessa Ganguin Immigration Law EU citizens should not be given preferential access when applying for UK visas, according to the long-awaited Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report on the future of EEA migration. The EEA migration in the UK: Final report was commissioned by the former Home Secretary Amber Rudd in July 2017. Its remit was to provide evidence to inform the creation of a new migration system for the UK following Brexit, which will...