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People who take covert photos of mums breastfeeding could face jail time
People who take pictures of breastfeeding mothers without consent could face up to two years in jail under plans to chan...
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Boris Johnson sticks with Plan B in bid to ‘ride out’ Omicron without lockdown
Boris Johnson has backed sticking with Plan B measures as he hopes to “ride out” the massive wave of Omicron cases w...
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Andrew accuser waived right to sue by signing £370,000 agreement, court told
The Duke of York’s accuser waived her right to sue him for sexual abuse when she signed a 500,000-dollar settlement ag...
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Keir Starmer sets out his ‘contract’ with the British people
Sir Keir Starmer offered a new “contract with the British people” as he set out his vision of how Labour would gover...
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Bins ‘overflowing’ with Christmas waste amid staff shortages caused by Covid
Covid-related staff shortages across England are causing “terrible” rubbish collection delays, local politicians hav...
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More than 400,000 booster and third doses recorded in UK over New Year
More than 400,000 booster and third doses of Covid-19 vaccine were recorded across the UK during the four-day New Year p...
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Boy appears in court charged with stabbing murder of 16-year-old
A 16-year-old boy has appeared in court charged with the murder of another boy who was London’s record 30th teenage ho...
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NHS staff ‘reduced to tears’ by Covid shortages
NHS workers in England have been “reduced to tears” by staff shortages caused by the Omicron variant of coronavirus,...
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Public services feel the pressure as Omicron cases threaten staff shortages
Public services are resorting to emergency plans to mitigate staff shortages caused by the Omicron variant of coronaviru...