Jane Deith

Two 12-year-old boys have been found guilty of murdering a man with a machete in Wolverhampton, in November last year. 

Israel has closed the Kerem Shalom crossing with Gaza after several rockets were fired by Hamas from an area nearby in southern Gaza, according to the Israeli Defence Forces.

There are signs that asylum seekers may be already being detained in preparation for summer deportation flights to Rwanda.

The inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal has heard that the Post Office’s first reaction to the suicide of a subpostmaster it accused of stealing was to hire a media lawyer to protect its reputation.

She’s been described as the Post Office Executive who knew more than anyone else about the faulty Horizon computer system.

Farmers have been converging on Westminster in tractors to protest against what they say are the increasing difficulties faced by the British farming industry which are leaving the nation’s food security at risk.

America and Britain have combined to accuse hackers affiliated to the Chinese state of targeting democratic institutions in both countries.

Inflation eased back by more than expected last month to its lowest level since September 2021. Official figures showed Consumer Prices Index inflation fell to 3.4 per cent in February, boosting hopes that a cut in interest rates could happen within months. The rate is down from 4 per cent in January, thanks to the…

Britain’s most successful female Olympian, Dame Laura Kenny, has announced her retirement from cycling – just ahead of the Paris Games.

Israel has reportedly boycotted ceasefire talks due to take place in Cairo today, because Hamas refuses to confirm which of its hostages are still alive.

Here in the UK, elected politicians and potential candidates will get extra protection and security as part of a £31 million funding deal.

In Brussels, farmers from Belgium and beyond have driven tractors towards EU headquarters, filling the streets with manure, burning tyres and clashing with police.

A body has been recovered from the River Thames which police believe is the man accused of an alkali attack in south London.

The Israeli war cabinet member, Benny Gantz has said the country’s forces will begin an offensive in the southern Gazan city of Rafah next month, if Hamas has not freed the remaining hostages by the start of Ramadan. More than a million Gazans are now sheltering in Rafah, after being forced to flee their homes…

High energy bills have been fuelling the pain for those hit hard by the cost-of-living crisis.