Starmer tells police to get tough on anti-Semitism at Gaza protests amid fury at pro-Palestinian demos days after Manchester synagogue terror attack
Sir Keir called for a 'conversation' with forces about how controversial rallies for Gaza are being policed amid growing concerns that anti-Semitism is being allowed on the streets of the UK.
Cost of Gordon Brown's gold sale 25 years ago spirals to £35BILLION
The then-Labour Chancellor sold 395 tonnes of bullion between 1999 and 2002 for a paltry £2.6billion.
Holidaymaker claims easyJet 'picked on him by forcing him to measure bag four times'
One holidaymaker, Richard Deakin, 37, claims he had to measure his bag 'four times' before easyJet would allow him onto his flight.
Boss of banking app Revolut joins Britain's billionaire exodus as he leaves London for Dubai after Labour's tax raids on the wealthy
Nikolay Storonsky's departure is embarrassing for Rachel Reeves, who just two weeks ago attended the opening of the Revolut's new London headquarters.
Uncomfortable questions about the British teen who was freed from Dubai jail only to die in police chase... and his disturbing links to deadly gang
Three months after being pardoned by the ruler of Dubai for having sex with a teenage girl during a holiday romance, Marcus Fakana found himself in a BMW in the early hours of Friday.
Everything you need to know about Europe's new biometric border checks
Europe's new biometric border checks are set to come into force from this weekend. The Entry/Exit System (EES), due to launch on October 12, will aim to make going through airport checks faster.
How my confrontation with woman cutting down yellow ribbons in support of hostages left me angry and afraid
On Monday morning, I stepped out for a coffee in Muswell Hill, the area of north London where I live. It was a bright, cloud-free day, and my heart leapt to see rows of yellow ribbons fluttering on the railings...
Man arrested at suspected Wickford 'chop shop' after police discover stolen vehicles
He has since been released under investigation
Exact date announced for Brentwood Christmas lights switch on
A Santa parade, grotto, live music and a funfair are all planned for the festive event
Jack the Ripper copycat who murdered two women after stalking the streets of Whitechapel dies in prison aged 64
Derek Brown was jailed for a minimum term of 30 years on October 6 2008 after he was found guilty of murdering DVD seller Xiao Mei Guo, 29, and prostitute Bonnie Barrett, 24.
Campaign to save swimming pool which was once used as a training camp for the World War Two's 'cockleshell heroes'
Protesters have vowed to 'not give up' despite crews beginning work to dismantle the historic Eastney swimming pool, which was used in a feature film released in the 1950s.
Frontrunner to be Starmer's Labour deputy admits 'things aren't going well' under his leadership and says the party cannot 'sugarcoat' failure
Lucy Powell, who was sacked as a minister by Sir Keir last month, hit out as voting opened in the race to become the party's deputy leader, saying his record should not be 'sugar-coated'.
Inside the 'UK's best city' that's overtaken London - with rooftop spa and Roman ruins
A historic city set in the heart of Somerset has been crowned the best in the UK in Condé Nast's 2025 Readers' Choice Awards.
Have YOU got 'autumn face'? Why your skin flares up when the weather turns cold - and how to fix it, according to a top dermatologist
As temperatures drop and the heating goes on, many of us notice our faces feeling drier and more irritated-a phenomenon dermatologists sometimes call 'autumn face.'
Big Brother housemate Caroline is issued a formal warning for offensive language after horrific transphobic outburst at Zelah
A game of spin the bottle ended disastrously in Tuesday's episode after music PR Caroline, 56, made extremely transphobic remarks.
UK Home Office doubles down on Oracle with £54M cloud contract
Department also wedded to Big Red in shared service applications
The UK's Home Office has signed a new deal with Oracle for around £54 million ($72 million) in cloud infrastructure and platform services as it gears up as the centerpiece of a government shared services strategy based on Big Red.…
3 Essex Asian restaurants named among UK's best at prestigious 'Curry Oscars'
Three Essex venues have taken home top honours at the glittering ceremony of the prestigious Asian Restaurant & Takeaway Awards 2025.
3 Essex Asian restaurants named among UK's best at prestigious 'Curry Oscars'
Three Essex venues have taken home top honours at the glittering ceremony of the prestigious Asian Restaurant & Takeaway Awards 2025.
Australian influencers spark outrage after filming themselves 'desecrating' historic ruins in Scotland: 'Pair of imbeciles'
A pair of Australian TikTok stars have sparked outrage after filming themselves climbing a historic Jacobite site in Scotland.
Harry Maguire's Greece court date postponed for FOURTH time five years after Man United defender's original arrest
EXCLUSIVE BY CHRIS WHEELER: The long-awaited hearing was due to begin in Syros on Wednesday morning, and Maguire's defence team were in court ready to clear his name.