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Christchurch mosque police get bravery awards
The two New Zealand police officers who managed to arrest a man accused of killing 51 people at two mosques have been given bravery awards.
William and Kate to see effects of climate change in Pakistan glacier visit
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are to visit a glacier on the third day of their royal tour to Pakistan.
Family of Harry Dunn speak of ‘very graceful’ Trump after meeting US president
The family of British teenager Harry Dunn has described Donald Trump as “very graceful” after meeting with the US president at the White House.
Inquiries into Jennifer Arcuri grants and links to PM to get under way
Inquiries at City Hall and Parliament into US businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri and her links with Boris Johnson will start jointly on Wednesday.
Donald Trump tells Harry Dunn’s parents that US woman will not return to UK
US President Donald Trump has told the parents of Harry Dunn that the US woman allegedly responsible for their son’s death would not return to the UK.
Hot drinks warning as burns put thousands of children in hospital each year
More than 35,000 NHS admissions in the last five years have been for children with severe burns, figures show.
Venues come alive with birdsong to raise awareness of declining bird populations
Train stations, public buildings, sports venues and Co-op stores across the UK will come alive with birdsong on Thursday.
Investigation finds child, four, among thousands caught with weapons at school
Thousands of children have been caught carrying weapons in school, an investigation has found, with suspects as young as four years old.
Significant risks in extremely complex UK border Brexit preparations – watchdog
There are still “significant” risks attached to the smooth operation of the UK border as the clock ticks down to a potential no-deal Brexit, the Whitehall spending watchdog has warned.
No-deal Brexit would be high stakes gamble with future of Union, says think tank
A no-deal Brexit would be highly controversial in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and risks taking the Union to “breaking point”, a leading think tank has warned.
HS2 must be built in full, say regional CBI bosses
Six regional bosses of a UK business organisation have urged the Government to build HS2 in full, amid a Government-commissioned review which could lead to all or part of the high-speed rail network being scrapped.
