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Donald Trump is set to reveal his long-awaited peace plan to end Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Robert Hendy-Freegard, 53, a serial swindler who featured in Netflix documentary, allegedly injured officers in getaway attempt.

The government has announced plans to make it easier to build mini nuclear power stations in England and Wales, as part of its efforts to boost UK economic growth.

The Metropolitan Police described the reselling of stolen phones abroad and in the UK as a £50million-a-year trade.

The UK government has denied claims made by the prime minister of Mauritius that it faces paying billions more under a renegotiated deal over the future of the Chagos Islands.

A team of growers tend to the six-foot plants in hi-tech laboratories inside the complex at a secret Midlands location. The crop is eventually turned into medicinal cannabis.

UK drinks company considering possible price rises as shares fall despite strong Guinness sales.

Almost two in five people have failed to scan at least one item when using self-checkout machines.

Donald Trump has said the UK is "out of line" but a deal can be worked out after warning the EU that tariffs will happen.

Over the weekend the erratic US President Donald Trump announced 25% trade taxes on goods coming from America’s nearest neighbours and largest trade partners - Canada and Mexico.

Home Office process will leave some with eight-week gap when they are unable to prove right to live and work in UK.

As Britain becomes the first country to announce tough laws to crush the vile trade in AI generated child sex abuse material - safeguarding minister Jess Phillips tells the Mirror she was "shocked" so little was done for years.

A teenager has died at a go-karting centre in Stoke-on-Trent.

A new 54-storey skyscraper is set to change London’s skyline as planning permission for the ‘undesirable’ building is approved.

UK musician Digga D, whose real name is Rhys Herbert, has been jailed after he pleaded guilty to two charges relating to the importation and supply of the Class B drug.

An expert has been accused of signing off fire safety certificates for flats in high-rise blocks using the credentials and signature of another engineer without permission...

More than seven years after the blaze that engulfed London’s Grenfell Tower, some families of victims say they have been traumatised again by letters notifying them that human remains are still in storage which could be of their loved ones.

A new tax system means higher prices for some of the U.K.’s favorite tipples.

Online shopping fraud rose quickly to cost consumers more than £56 million last year, marking an increase of 20% in shopping scams.

Cases of the world’s most infectious disease are still on the rise in England - and experts are asking Brits to be aware of the symptoms to help stop its spread.

The average British household will pay an extra £123 in their annual water bill from April 1.