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Like doctors and lawyers, all police officers will have to have a licence to practise under new Home Office reforms.

The British operations of Claire's, the accessories retailer, have collapsed into administration just four months after their last brush with insolvency, putting more than 1,000 high street jobs at risk.

The UK has lost its measles elimination status from the World Health Organisation (WHO) after vaccination coverage plateaued and cases surged.

Ran Gvili was one of the first Israelis killed on 7 October 2023 when Hamas fighters poured into Israel and launched their ferocious attack.

AI and robotics are to be used to help detect lung cancer in a "trailblazing" scheme that experts are calling "a glimpse of the future of cancer detection".

A former prison officer who had a sexual relationship with an inmate has been jailed for three years.

Ellen Roome began campaigning for a change in the law after her 14-year-old son died.

A schizophrenic man stabbed a nine-year-old girl through the heart while she was playing in the street, a murder trial has heard.

The remains of the last Israeli hostage in Gaza have been found.

The part of Manchester I call home has suddenly found itself thrust into the political spotlight.

Dectectives are encouraging anyone with information about sexual abuse during military medical examinations to come forward after receiving more than 500 reports.

Three men who were killed in a train derailment suffered unsurvivable injuries in the crash, a fatal accident inquiry has been told.

Suella Braverman has become the latest prominent Conservative politician to jump ship and join Reform UK.

Bank of Scotland (BoS) has been fined by a regulator for breaking sanctions related to Russia's war in Ukraine.

Heading a football is "likely" to have contributed to the brain injury which was a factor in the death of former Manchester United and Scotland defender Gordon McQueen, a coroner in North Yorkshire has found.

Police are appealing for a "heroic" witness to come forward after he stepped in to protect a group of women being harassed in northwest London.

The sound of deep, slow breaths echoes up a frozen staircase, followed by footsteps.

If you've ever spent your morning commute daydreaming about starting afresh with your career, this feature is for you. Each Monday, we speak to someone from a different profession to discover what it's really like. This week we chat to barrister Benjamin Knight, from Central Chambers, Manchester, and Liberal Chambers, London.

Facial recognition technology is to be rolled out to every police force in the country, under sweeping reforms announced by the home secretary.

Facial recognition technology is to be rolled out across England and Wales to help all police forces, under sweeping reforms announced by the home secretary.