Co-op has faced criticism after announcing a new partnership with Amazon and extending robot deliveries as part of plans to double its online sales by the end of the year. The alliance allows Amazon Prime customers to do their full Co-op grocery
Serial killer Fred West may have operated further afield than Gloucester, raising questions over the true number of victims. A new witness has come forward for the first time as she believed she was approached by West in a car park in
The government has been accused of “shirking its responsibility” towards Shamima Begum and other former Isis members from the UK. Conservative MP Andrew Mitchell, who co-chairs the All Party Parliamentary Group on Trafficked Britons in Syria, said the continued refusal to repatriate
Boris Johnson asserted his dominance over the government with a larger-than-expected reshuffle which swept under-performing ministers out of the cabinet and delivered demotions for “big beasts” Michael Gove and Dominic Raab. In a shake-up characterised by No 10 as creating a team
New safety measures announced for two notorious stretches of smart motorway are inadequate and will still leave broken down drivers in danger, campaigners say. Extra emergency laybys, more warning signs and increased markings will be introduced along sections of the M1 near
Anti-vax groups are circulating a letter threatening headteachers with legal action if children are given Covid jabs at school without parental consent. Lawyers for Liberty, a campaign group, has offered to send letters to headteachers “stating the legal risks of this policy”
A man has appeared in court accused of stirring up racial hatred with an online radio station. James Allchurch, also known as Sven Longshanks, allegedly used the “Radio Aryan” website to distribute recordings with titles referring to “rivers of blood” and the
A criminal investigation will not be launched into BBC journalist Martin Bashir’s Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, police have announced. The Metropolitan Police said on Wednesday that it made the decision after reviewing Lord Dyson’s report into the controversial 1995
The British Medical Association has branded health secretary Sajid Javid “shockingly” irresponsible after he said there was no need for ministers to wear face masks in cabinet. The head of the doctors’ organisation hit out after Mr Javid defended pictures of Tuesday’s
Labour and Conservatives chant in ‘pantomime’ display during PMQs Liz Truss has been appointed foreign secretary replacing Dominic Raab who was demoted to justice secretary in the prime minister’s cabinet shuffle. Mr Raab also holds the roles of Lord Chancellor and deputy
Police have reportedly ruled out suggestions to dig up land at a farm in Berkeley, where as many as 20 more victims of Fred and Rose West are believed to have been buried. A documentary to be aired by ITV next week