Trump hits back at UK ambassador over assessment of his ‘inept’ White House in leak scandal
The ambassador described Donald Trump's regime as "dysfunctional", "faction riven", "diplomatically clumsy"and "inept.”
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‘No indication of corruption’ by former Stephen Lawrence detective, watchdog finds
It had been alleged that John Davidson was in the pay of Clifford Norris, father of David Norris who was convicted in 2012 of Stephen’s murder.
Protests escalate as Hong Kong marks handover to China
The city’s leader has been criticised for backing legislation that would have allowed suspects to be extradited to mainland China to face trial.
Group backed by Cliff Richard to launch petition for anonymity for those accused of sexual offences
The singer and fellow campaign supporter Paul Gambaccini were both falsely accused of historical sex offences.
Jeremy Hunt stresses UK commitment to One Country, Two Systems for Hong Kong as protestors clash with police
The Foreign Secretary also noted the significance of recent protests in the former British colony.
Russian military intelligence officer ‘commanded team behind Salisbury attack’
It comes after Prime Minister Theresa May’s frosty meeting with Russian president Vladimir Putin.
This is why Boris Johnson is accused of ‘thermonuclear hypocrisy’ today
The trouble with being a journalist is your recorded words can often come back and bite you on the bum years later.
Lord Adonis says increase in royal spending is disappointing when “austerity remains the norm for most public services”
“I hugely admire the Queen, but the royal family should lead by example and they are not doing so in the case of their own state-funded spending", he said.
Labour calls Brexit Party’s Peterborough by-election claims ‘nonsense’
Nigel Farage’s party called for an inquiry into allegations of ‘vote-rigging’ in the election narrowly won by Labour. The Brexit Party’s claims that vote-rigging may have played a role in Labour’s wafer-thin victory in the Peterborough by-election have been branded a “desperate attempt” to excuse a defeat. Labour also described ...