A public inquiry into the attacks heard killer Valdo Calocane refused toxicology samples in custody.

An experiment reveals that unlike dogs, cats show no specific attachment to their owners over strangers and do not view humans as their protectors

From what people have admitted to me, I’m not surprised that a former HSBC executive banker was caught having avoided paying £5,911 of train fares

Delaying implementation is seen as a way to avoid a repeat of last year’s backbench rebellion

Professional conduct panel outcome, including decision and reasons.

The UK capital is subject to more than its fair share of misinformation

The lucky passenger said the act of goodwill has inspired him to do more for others

Heavy horses are helping rewild Tooting Common by preparing soil for 33 native wildflower species.

The hacking group Radiant insists its ransom demand is not ‘an enormous amount’ as 8,000 youngsters are claimed to have been affected

While other zoos defended the ‘unavoidable’ killings, protesters have rallied against the move in Nuremberg, which was intended to alleviate enclosure overcrowding

Why does it happen and can it be stopped?

This report should not have to exist. Shining a light on children’s experiences of poverty in 2025, in one of the wealthiest countries in the world,

Children’s commissioner calls for reform to a system that is 'failing children who need greatest support'

A family’s 15-year French adventure meant they missed out on property gains in the UK, and paid a high price when they came back home

Only one in three new fathers take paternity leave, but the business secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, says men should get six weeks to fight toxic masculinity. Tom Whipple, who took six months, reflects

More than 80,000 NHS workers and teachers have opted out of workplace savings schemes in a year, as the cost of living makes contributions unmanageable