Rotherham trial: far right activists in the spotlight
The court was told the group looked for opportunities to carry out attacks on Asians and Muslims to give themselves a more militant image than other far right movements.
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The court was told the group looked for opportunities to carry out attacks on Asians and Muslims to give themselves a more militant image than other far right movements.
A former police officer involved in the Orgreave clashes during the miners’ strike says he was ordered to carry out instructions he believed were wrong, but he refused to go along with them.
China’s ambassador to the UK warns Theresa May Britain must stay open to Chinese business, as doubts grow over a joint nuclear project.
Alan Billings cannot deny that with Orgreave, Hillsborough and Rotherham, the force he is paid to hold to account has some unique accounting to do.
Mr Corbyn mucked up the expectations management when he accidentally said Labour wouldn’t lose seats in these contests. He wasn’t that far wrong when it came to the English council elections.
The 96 Liverpool fans who died at Hillsborough football stadium 27 years ago were unlawfully killed, an inquests jury concludes after two years of hearings.
The final annual Hillsborough memorial service will be held at Anfield today, 27 years after 96 Liverpool fans died in a crush at an FA Cup semi-final.
Six people, including three brothers and two women, are convicted of sexually abusing teenage girls in Rotherham.
Safe drinking limits are reduced by the UK’s chief medical officers, with a stark warning that any amount of alcohol can damage health.
Four men have been arrested in the UK in connection with a counter-terrorism operation led by Italian authorities this morning.
David Cameron makes his keynote speech at the Conservative Party conference. Does he pass the FactCheck test?
Chancellor George Osborne has promised “radical devolution” for cities to allow them to grow their local economies – but what does devolution mean? And what powers will be devolved?
Chancellor George Osborne will give cities in England the chance to take control of their own affairs – by giving them devolved powers – but only if they accept an elected mayor.
Nick Clegg resigns as party leader as senior Lib Dem figures including Vince Cable, Danny Alexander, Ed Davey and Charles Kennedy also lose seats.
Tories outperform election expectations, Mr Cameron may be able to govern without coalition partners – at the head of a minority administration or with a wafer-thin overall majority.