Politics
Plans to cut back on police attending mental health callouts
Ministers said it is up to police forces in England and Wales along with healthcare boards to work out when and how to put the changes into place.
Tottenham owner Joe Lewis indicted in the US for ‘brazen insider trading scheme’
The billionaire bought a controlling stake in the club in 2001 for £22 million.
Just Stop Oil pair jailed over bridge protest in bid to appeal against sentences
Morgan Trowland, 40, and Marcus Decker, 34, were previously found guilty of causing a public nuisance after scaling a bridge on the Dartford Crossing.
NatWest boss quits after admitting Farage leak to BBC
An emergency board meeting was called late on Tuesday night, with the announcement of Dame Alison Rose’s resignation coming a few hours later.
Rising temperatures ‘likely to be beneficial’ for Britain, says Lord Frost
The Tory peer has been accused of promoting “denialist tropes” and “right-wing conspiracy theories” in his speech.
Christian Aid cuts ties with Barclays over fossil fuels financing
The charity said its decision could further affect the reputation of the UK bank, which publicises its relationships with ethical clients.
Climate protesters ‘concrete’ themselves to road to block refinery
The action is the latest in an apparent escalation from anti-oil activist group This is Rigged.
NatWest has ‘further to go’ in rectifying Nigel Farage row, says Michael Gove
The former Ukip leader has demanded a probe into the source of a BBC story that suggested the closure of his account was not linked to his politics.
Mick Lynch reveals that workers have been threatened with reprimand for wearing sticker
Mick Lynch said rail staff were being threatened by managers over the wearing of stickers protesting at the closure of ticket offices.