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South Western Railway (SWR) has been renationalized, making it the first train company to transfer to public ownership under Labour.

British law enforcers are looking into possible Russian trail in arson attacks on property owned by PM Keir Starmer

Two men linked to Sheikh Hasina prevented from selling properties, including apartments in Grosvenor Square

A police officer who sprayed a 92-year-old amputee with pepper spray didn’t see he was disabled, a court heard.

Two teenage boys have been killed in a crash between a motorbike and a car near a primary school in Salford.

The Prime Minister of Israel slams Western leaders after their call to stop the Gaza offensive and remove restrictions on humanitarian aid.

A pub could face closure after "downplaying" a stabbing incident on 17 May.

The Prince and Princess of Wales were present at the naming ceremony held on the River Clyde.

The order, issued at 2:25 AM, specifies that the government may not take "any conclusive or legally binding action to finalize its negotiations regarding the potential transfer of the British Indian Ocean Territory."

The review has been criticised by some, including the domestic abuse commissioner for England and Wales. "The government will be sending a clear message to domestic abusers that they can now offend with little consequence," Nicole Jacobs said.

Russian propagandists have threatened to usher in WW3 by calling for a massive nuclear attack to devastate London in order to teach "scoundrels" living in Britain a lesson

The government has stated that the demolition of Grenfell Tower could commence in September.

Jab hailed as ‘landmark moment for sexual health’ and comes amid record cases of infection

A Romanian citizen accused of participating in the "arson attacks" on properties and a car associated with Sir Keir Starmer has appeared in court.

A Scottish hitchhiker has faced border interrogations all because he shares a name with a wanted Russian defector.

A health food shop has been forced to recall one of its products over fears it could have been contaminated with E.coli.

Two officers responding to a call from a care home in East Sussex allegedly also struck Donald Burgess with a baton.