POLL OF THE DAY: Were the police too heavy-handed at Tommy Robinson 'Unite the Kingdom' protest?
At least 25 people were arrested and 26 police officers were injured - including four who were seriously hurt - as tensions flared at the rally which was billed as a fight for free speech.
UK recognition of a Palestinian state 'rewards Hamas' says Starmer's former extremism tsar as PM prepares to take major step as soon as this week
Lord Walney, the ex-Labour MP, hit out ahead of the PM's planned announcement at the UN General Assembly later this month.
A look at Stansted Airport's history over the years
STANSTED Airport has a history dating back 83 years.
Aldi stores in Essex donate 30,300 meals to families during summer holidays
Every Aldi store in the county assisted local charities and foodbanks by redistributing surplus food.
The Essex commuter area Charles Dickens dubbed as 'most stupid place on earth'
We couldn't disagree with the statement more
A look at Stansted Airport's history over the years
STANSTED Airport has a history dating back 83 years.
Aldi stores in Essex donate 30,300 meals to families during summer holidays
Every Aldi store in the county assisted local charities and foodbanks by redistributing surplus food.
Brothers swapping identities, the jogger who caught a BUS mid-race and the pensioner who cut corners at the London Marathon: The most brazen running race cheating rows after Tommy Fury was accused of LYING about his triathlon
Tommy Fury courted controversy last weekend when he was accused of lying about completing a 100km triathlon in France.
Charlie Kirk shooting suspect 'was living with transgender partner who handed over texts about assassination plot to the police'
Father-of-two Kirk, 31, was gunned down on Wednesday as he answered a question about transgender gun violence in front of a 3,000-strong crowd at Utah Valley University.
Police search for man in connection with threats to release intimate pictures
Essex Police are appealing for information
Tommy Robinson supporters call for Sir Keir Starmer to be killed during huge anti-migrant march just days after Charlie Kirk was assassinated
In an interview with ex-Tory councillor William Coleshill, one protester said: 'Keir Starmer needs to be assassinated, someone needs to shoot Keir Starmer.'
Woman on bike assaulted and had drink thrown over her
Essex Police are appealing for information
Stick to Manchester, Andy! Starmer ally slaps down ex-Labour minister Burnham amid talk of a return to Westminster to topple embattled PM
Business Secretary Peter Kyle this morning bluntly suggested the Greater Manchester mayor stay in the North West, amid increasing speculation that he could contest a local seat if a Labour MP quits.
Italian chef at exclusive five-star hotel in Rome reveals how to cook the perfect pasta dish - and explains where you're going wrong
Sara Ciccotti, the decorated head chef at the Grand Hotel Palace Rome, has revealed her top tips for cooking the four classic Roman pasta dishes - including cacio e pepe.
Emmys host Nate Bargatze, who's worth £56M, says he'll donate $100,000 to charity at tonight's ceremony - but only on one condition
Emmys host Nate Bargatze, 46, has a novel idea to keep thank yous short tonight; he will play on the heartstrings of those who win to ensure their speeches are kept short and sweet.
You're drinking wine all wrong! From choosing the wrong glassware to putting ice in your rosé, experts reveal how you should REALLY enjoy a tipple
The Daily Mail travelled to Sicily, a region famous for growing juicy Grillo and Nero d'Avola grapes, to speak to wine production experts about the frequent errors wine lovers make when enjoying a tipple.
How much do you need to earn to be rich? This is Money podcast
Britain is suffering from an epidemic of people saying that they don't feel flush at all. What's going on? Plus, best countries to retire, moving your mortgage and Ross Kemp.
This crazy new plan to 'sex up' contactless card payments will allow thieves to empty your bank account: JEFF PRESTRIDGE
Contactless card payment has been with us for 18 years. For many, myself included, it has transformed the way we pay for things
Britain's asylum seeker 'golden triangle': The three northern towns which house the most illegal migrants in private accommodation
Once the capital of the cotton weaving world during the Industrial Revolution, the former mill town - along with its neighbours - has become a golden triangle for asylum seekers.
The day something good left this world - and something grey and dank took its place: PETER HITCHENS
Can it be three years since I queued almost all night to see the late Queen Elizabeth lying in state? As long as she lived, a benevolent spell kept the small-minded, sour future at bay...