Police are investigating possible breaches of Health and Safety regulations after 72 people died in the blaze in June last year

Tech and poetry come together for two nights of live improvised performances

Labour have opened up a five point gap over the Conservatives in the polls. According to the latest Westminster voting intention 41 per cent of Brits would vote for Jeremy Corbyn's party if there was an election tomorrow. Just 36 per cent said they would vote for the Conservatives and nine per cent backed the Liberal Democrats. Theresa May threatened Conservative rebels with a general election this summer if they defeated her plans on customs after Brexit. Latest Westminster voting...

Teachers and pupils will have conferences to decide on scores instead

Lindsey McIver, 32, has issued a warning after her Kloe, three, nearly died

Stewart Messer, 57, continued to be paid £120,000-a-year even after he left in 2015

When Selin Kiazim and Laura Christie opened Oklava in 2015, I vividly remember finding unexpected pleasure in some of the menu’s humbler dishes. The pide was fine, as was the breast of lamb with yoghurt and pomegranate molasses; but neither were as unforgettably vivid as the modest pearl barley side dish. Cooked similarly to risotto, with sour cherries, the dish was finished with pul biber-infused butter, yoghurt, kale crisps and a blizzard of pecorino cheese. I’ve attempted to recreate the...

QUARTERLY INVESTMENT COMPANIES ROUNDUP – SECOND QUARTER 2018 Global equities markets rose in the second quarter of 2018, Markets were volatile, as positive economic data and encouraging company performances played off against geopolitical concerns. Yields from bond markets rose early in the quarter but fell back as investors turned to ‘safer’ investments. The threat of a trade war and the strength of the US dollar contributed to falls in emerging markets, particularly in Asia. Discounts, which had been drifting out...

Hayley Stanley, 57, said bosses at Gnewt Cargo ignored her protests when her fellow works grinned and pointed at her while saying things to her in their own languages.