Andrew Misra

Around 1 in 7 people in the UK is estimated to have some kind of neurodivergence, a term used to describe those who think about and see the world differently. 

More than 30 former firefighters, police officers and public servants who died in the line of duty have become the first recipients of the Elizabeth Emblem.

A “jealous” teenager who killed his 15-year-old ex-girlfriend has been jailed for life, and ordered to serve a minimum of 17 years. 

How are businesses reacting to the combination of national insurance increases, higher capital gains tax and the hike in the minimum wage, all at once?

The teenager accused of the Southport stabbings will appear before Westminster magistrates tomorrow, charged with a terror offence and producing Ricin, a deadly substance 6,000 times more poisonous than cyanide.

One headache Sir Keir Starmer wasn’t anticipating was the shocking footage which emerged over the weekend of a Labour MP appearing to punch someone to the ground before hitting him repeatedly.

The wife of a Conservative councillor has been jailed for 31 months for inciting racial hatred on social media on the day of the Southport knife attacks.

The new England manager Thomas Tuchel has said he wants to make the side’s World Cup dream come true as soon as possible.

Research shows the average 12-year-old in the UK spends 21 hours a week on their smartphone, the equivalent to a part time job.

It’s forty years since thousands of miners were on an all-out strike against Margaret Thatcher’s plans to shut down 20 coal mines – the biggest industrial action since the Second World War.

On average, wildlife populations have declined by nearly three quarters – 73% – over the 50 years to 2020. The main causes include human-driven habitat loss, pollution and climate change.

We’re at the Tory conference in Birmingham.

The Conservative Party is gathering for its first conference in opposition for 14 years.

It’s not even three months since Labour won the general election and – for the first time ever – all 15 seats in Merseyside. So just how popular is the new Prime Minister in this city?

Three years ago, this programme revealed how dozens of mothers and babies came to harm in maternity units across Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. An independent review was launched – led by senior midwife Donna Ockenden – looking into nearly 2,000 cases.