Rachel Nickell's Partner Condemns Police 'Catalogue of Errors' Over Murder
André Hanscombe criticises police failures over Rachel Nickell's murder, saying killer Robert Napper could have been caught earlier, preventing further deaths.
André Hanscombe criticises police failures over Rachel Nickell's murder, saying killer Robert Napper could have been caught earlier, preventing further deaths.
Sadiq Khan's salary rises to £170,282, making him the UK's best-paid politician, surpassing the Prime Minister's pay.
Pennsylvania enforces hands-free driving law from June 5, with $50 fines for holding mobile devices while driving.
Manchester City's wait to confirm Enzo Maresca as manager continues amid compensation talks with Chelsea. The process is advanced but taking longer than expected.
Villarreal president defends Thomas Partey after boos amid rape charges, urging presumption of innocence.
Bank of England warns public about AI-generated deepfake videos of Nigel Farage and Governor Andrew Bailey fighting, urging vigilance and reporting.
Pochettino urges USMNT to stay relaxed for World Cup opener against Paraguay, drawing on advice from a World Cup-winning friend.
Apple settles $250m lawsuit over delayed AI features for Siri, with iPhone 16 owners eligible for up to $95 each.
Ferne McCann cries over ex Jack Padgett ignoring her texts, vows to date older men aged 30-35 for better conversation.
Experts warn UK may need conscription if WW3 starts, with polls showing 72% support for drafting women alongside men.
Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner rejects New York Times allegations of abusive behaviour as politically motivated, amid fresh calls to withdraw from primary.
Six Labour councillors found to have breached standards rules in 'vile' WhatsApp chat, including racist and antisemitic remarks, ahead of key byelection.
Prince Andrew stripped of titles and forced to leave Royal Lodge after King Charles initiates formal process amid Epstein scandal fallout.
Gemma Atkinson denies blame for Gorka Marquez's Strictly exit, saying it was not her decision, as the couple discuss his departure on their podcast.
Gardening expert Peter Dowdall warns against pruning hydrangeas too early in warm weather, advising to focus on mulching and deep watering instead.
Nearly 100 homes evacuated in Clackmannanshire over fears of collapsing disused coal mines after unexplained ground movement.
Dual nationals can bypass UK ETA rules by flying to Dublin and using the Common Travel Area to enter the UK without a passport, a risk-free route dubbed the 'Dublin Dodge'.
Chernobyl survivor Oleksiy Breus praises HBO/Sky series for capturing disaster's human cost but slams 'blatant lie' in character portrayals of plant officials.
DWP launches audit of 200,000 carer's allowance cases; 25,000 unlawful overpayments may be cancelled, but penalties continue.
Epstein files show Prince Andrew asked Ghislaine Maxwell for 'inappropriate friends' and raise questions for Trump.
UK deploys RAF Typhoons to Qatar to help protect Gulf allies from potential Iranian retaliation, but is unlikely to join a US attack on Iran.
13 US states have near-total abortion bans; four ban at six weeks. Legal battles continue, with uneven access across the country.
Ukrainian sergeant Serhiy Tyshchenko survived 471 days in an underground bunker near Bakhmut, enduring constant bombardment, hunger, and thirst.
Senate Republicans drop $1bn ballroom security funding for Trump to avoid jeopardizing $70bn immigration enforcement bill.
Mel B hints Spice Girls may reunite for 30th anniversary of 'Wannabe', but says nothing confirmed yet.
Costco faces a class-action lawsuit alleging its Kirkland Five Cheese Tortelloni is falsely marketed as preservative-free due to added citric acid.
Maxi-Cosi recalls FamilyFix Slide Pro bases due to faulty indicator that may cause seat detachment and injury risk.
Coleen Nolan opens up about her first Christmas without sister Linda, who died in January, and reflects on family traditions and new grandchildren.
Pauline Hanson appeals court ruling that her tweet to Mehreen Faruqi was seriously offensive and racist, arguing it was political commentary.
Scotland's land reform bill aims to break up vast estates, but critics say it lacks teeth, with half of rural land held by just 421 owners.