PROFESSOR IAN ACHESON: Only by making sure PC Harper's smirking killers stay in jail will Andy Burnham prove he's truly in charge
Call me a cynic, but when Andy Burnham started fumbling so badly over the early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, I suspected it was political theatre.
We CAN find space to stop killers going free: Prison officers union boss rubbishes Andy Burnham's excuse he can't block early release of PC Andrew Harper's killers, as first officer on scene of his death says ministers 'spitting in the faces' of police
Mark Fairhurst, chair of the Prison Officers' Association, said he was 'positive we could free up additional space' by bailing or tagging thousands of people arrested and awaiting trial.
How Long Lost Family's crack team never fails to astound and move us: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS
Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace makes fascinating use of current technology to achieve the impossible, winding back time to discover information that seemed lost forever.
RAKIB EHSAN: Young male migrants are tearing apart the fabric of our villages and towns
We've become used to referring to the endless flow of illegal migrants arriving on our shores as the 'small boats' crisis. But the truth is that, these days, they are anything but.
Woman and man are charged after child's body is found at home
James Thorpe, 32, and Sophie Dean, 31, appeared in court on Monday accused of preventing the lawful and decent burial of a dead body.
Pensioner, 76, is charged after 'women were sexually assaulted at festival'
The 76-year-old man was arrested following the alleged attacks at the Fringe by the Sea festival that has been taking place this month.
Urgent hunt for mother and her three young children 'who were last seen on Saturday'
Alimat, 31, from Wolverhampton, was last seen with her youngsters on Saturday in the Digbeth area of central Birmingham.
Alibaba Cloud is using AI to help it use less AI
Solves tech support tickets faster and more accurately by keeping them away from LLMs
Trump orders overhaul of childhood shots and vaccine schedule over autism concerns
Trump signed an executive order to overhaul federal vaccine guidance, but it's largely symbolic - states control school mandates - as measles cases surge to 2,465 this year amid declining vaccination rates.
Terrifying footage shows church collapse as huge 7.4-magnitude earthquake hits Colombia, burying people beneath collapsed buildings, with dozens dead
Colombia's geological service said the magnitude of the quake, which struck at 7.30am local time (1.30pm UK time), was 7.4 and that its depth was 60 miles.
Student police officer, 23, is charged after woman was 'kidnapped and raped' over the weekend
Mohammad Hassan, 23, serving with Greater Manchester Police (GMP), was detained while off duty in West Yorkshire after a chase down the M62 on Saturday.
Anthropic pledges to embed watermarks to help discern AI slop in sop to EU
EU rules cited as reason for effort to trace AI output ancestry
Residents hit out at 'waste of money' plans to tear down Wandsworth's famous 'Pretzel' landmark and replace with a 'Middle Eastern' sculpture
Wandsworth roundabout's famous 'Pretzel' - officially named 'The Digi-Bridge' - has stood in place in the south west London borough since 1995.
Brooklyn Beckham and wife Nicola Peltz look loved-up as they return to NYC just days after nearly running into estranged parents David and Victoria in St Tropez
The aspiring chef, 27, and his 31-year-old actress wife were spotted back in the US after spending time bonding with Elton John in the South of France.
How podcaster James English went from reality TV and dating Kerry Katona to interviewing '£1bn crime lord' Daniel Kinahan and Tommy Robinson
The Scotsman has amassed a cult following through his chart-topping 'world's most controversial podcast' Anything Goes.
Two police officers are rushed to hospital after their unmarked car collided with an HGV
The officers were driving an unmarked Peugeot 308 on the A64 between York and Malton when the collision occurred at 12.14pm on August 7.
Unbe-leafably cute! Sweet baby bear pops its head through foliage
With its curious face poking through the long grass, the youngster might have looked like any other bear cub foraging alongside its mother and sibling.
Ten traveller camps spring up in Kent as the Garden of England sees deluge of illegal sites
With its rolling fields, sprawling orchards and distinctive oast houses, Kent has long been celebrated as the Garden of England.
Miaow-ch! How a cat on a skateboard beat Meghan's latest movie venture at the box office
The cookie appears to have finally crumbled for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
Too hot to shop! Burnham urged to tackle cost of doing business as High Street wilts in the heat
As the PM sets out his plan to save Britain's 'hollowed-out' town centres with clampdown on vape shops and bookies, retail bosses sounded the alarm over high taxes.