Has Dominic Grieve misled parliament over CPS libel deal?
Dominic Grieve tells David Davis in House of Commons he is looking into whether his Parliamentary Answer on CPS libel settlements was accurate.
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Two men from Birmingham are charged under the Terrorism Act over alleged travel to Syria, appearing before Westminster magistrates court on Saturday.
Two men from Birmingham are arrested at Heathrow on suspicion of terrorism offences in Syria. Home Affairs Correspondent Darshna Soni speaks exclusively to their families.
Benefits Street, a Channel 4 show looking at the lives of benefits claimants in Birmingham, triggers police investigations, a flood of complaints and a row over whether the participants were tricked.
At least four people have died, thousands of homes are without power, and the transport network is in chaos, as storms batter the UK.
A man and a woman die in separate river incidents as gale force winds wreak havoc on the roads and railways, disrupting people’s Christmas travel plans and leaving thousands without power.
On the day that a tenth person dies as a result of the helicopter crash on a pub in Glasgow, the company that operated the helicopter grounds all of its fleet of 22 EC135 helicopters.
Dominic Grieve tells David Davis in House of Commons he is looking into whether his Parliamentary Answer on CPS libel settlements was accurate.
Three police officers caught up in the Plebgate scandal will be grilled by MPs today about their meeting with Andrew Mitchell as part of the ongoing investigation.
“It wasn’t their poor judgement in talking to the media, but in not telling the truth” – the verdict of one source on the policy apology.
The home affairs select committee has just announced a new star witness at their hearing into plebgate on Wednesday afternoon.
Bristol, Cambridge and Aberdeen are among 50 areas that could lose millions as a result of the HS2, according to government research released for the first time.
With private rents reaching a new high, a charity warns that families are being left trapped in the unstable and expensive rental market.
In a letter the Independent Police Complaints Commission accuses the police of changing the findings of an investigation into the conduct of police officers during the “plebgate” row.
The “honesty and integrity” of three police officers accused of trying to discredit former Conservative chief whip Andrew Mitchell is queried by the police watchdog.
Workers listed on a secret blacklist by major construction companies will be compensated after years of campaigning by trade unions.