Matt Watts
News Editor
Homes set on fire as disorder erupts in Belfast after knife attack
Fires started in several locations as crowds gathered after calls for protests in Belfast following a shocking knife attack
Four Jewish volunteer ambulances set on fire in north London
CCTV shows three masked people approach an ambulance belonging to the Hatzola Northwest organisation and set it on fire
'Sporadic cases' warning as meningitis outbreak spreads to London
Health officials say it is ‘too early’ to know if the Kent meningitis outbreak has peaked
Meningitis cases rise to 29 as dead teen's family demand more jabs
Juliette Kenny’s father wants his daughter’s legacy to be improved access to the menB vaccination for teenagers and young people
'Legacy must be change': Family of girl killed by meningitis speak out
Family of Kent schoolgirl Juliette Kenny, 18, say their devastation is ‘immeasurable’ after ‘fit and healthy’ teenager died just hours after falling seriously ill
Iran’s national security chief killed in airstrike, Israel claims
If death of Larijani is confirmed, he would be most senior member of Iran regime to be killed since former supreme leader Ali Khamenei
Spy author Len Deighton dies aged 97
The writer’s career spanned almost half a century, with his first novel The Ipcress File being turned into a BAFTA-award winning film
'Unconscious bias' led to failure in David Carrick investigation
Former police officer Carrick, 51, was one of the country's worst ever sex offenders but red flags about his offending were repeatedly missed
Britons who fled Gulf desperate to avoid tax bills after London return
The tax implications of a return to the UK are ‘troubling’ expats who have flown back to the UK from tax havens like Dubai
Vietnam War ghost rises over Trump as he sends US Marines to Iran zone
US military to deploy more forces to the region, as Iran continues to disrupt shipping and send oil prices soaring
CCTV released after woman sexually assualted on Tube train
Woman was attacked on London Underground train as it approached central London station
Station advert giving off chocolate scent sparks 'nausea' complaints
‘Multi-sensory’ advert for ice-cream brand Magnum leaves passengers at interchange to London Underground feeling sick
UK special forces shot down drones as Iraq base hit injuring US troops
A swarm of ‘unmanned aerial vehicles’ was launched at the camp in Erbil, northern Iraq
British ships in Gulf 'legitimate targets', warns Iran as war rages
Tehran’s warning comes as Donald Trump says the US ‘not finished yet’ in its war on Iran
Kneecap rapper will not face new terror trial as CPS appeal rejected
Top judges rule court decision to throw out ‘unlawful’ prosecution was correct
Teenage boy arrested after girl stabbed at school
Police said the boy was detained on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent after the school stabbing
Joshua Jackson breaks silence on death of James Van Der Beek
Jackson speaks for the first time about death of ‘good man’ who could ‘face the impossible with grace’
Iranian women's football team signal 'SOS' from bus amid safety fears
International authorities urged to step in to protect team ahead of their return to Iran after they were labelled ‘wartime traitors’ over gesture at Asian Cup
Who is Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new supreme leader?
Second oldest child of the assassinated Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been named as his successor
US-Israel strikes ‘fail to destroy’ Iran military command
Foreign Office insiders believe the regime’s command and control structure has been weakened but remains intact despite the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Van driver jailed for killing 'amazing' uni student in The Strand
Christopher Jackson, 27, jailed for killing Aalia Mahomed, 20, in crash as she sat on bench outside her university