Michael Howie
Senior News Editor
Social media under-16s ban: Key points as PM announces major crackdown
Ban on social media will come into force in the early part of next year, Prime Minister says
Will it snow in London? Temperature to plunge to 1C in capital
A weather front moving south-eastwards is set to introduce colder air on Thursday ‘bringing the risk of snow’
Six killed in Swiss bus blaze after person 'sets themselves on fire'
Investigators are examining reports that a person had poured petrol over himself
Supersonic US bombers take off from UK as Trump ramps up war on Iran
‘Today will be yet again, our most intense day of strikes inside Iran: the most fighters, the most bombers,’ said US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth
US launches 'most intense day of strikes' on Iran yet
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said the US ‘will not relent until the enemy is totally and decisively defeated’
Ian Huntley lag 'killer' charged with murder after prison attack
Huntley, behind bars for the murder of 10-year-olds Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman, died on Saturday following the attack
Five Iranian women's football players granted visas in Australia
‘Australians have been moved by the plight of these brave women,’ Prime Minister Anthony Albanese told a news conference in Canberra
Firefighters tackle 'Blitz-like' inferno in Glasgow city centre
Glasgow Central station will remain closed on Monday and is likely to be closed on Tuesday following the fire
Soham killer Ian Huntley's last letter from prison revealed
‘Sorry for not writing sooner but I’ve had a lot to deal with lately,’ Ian Huntley wrote to a female penpal
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
MI5 and police 'will act to protect London' after Iranian spy arrests
Police said the arrests relate to suspected surveillance of locations and individuals linked to the Jewish community in the London area
Is your London flight cancelled due to war in the Middle East?
Etihad Airways announced on Friday it would be resuming a ‘limited commercial flight schedule’ until March 19, including flights to and from Abu Dhabi to Heathrow
Crystal Palace boss banned from driving after breaking 20mph limit
Oliver Glasner is the latest high-profile figure to be convicted of a driving offence under the Single Justice Procedure
Israel and Iran fire missiles as UK rescue flight fails to leave Oman
Iran launches new wave of attacks at Israeli and American bases and says the US will ‘bitterly regret’ torpedoing an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean
Full-scale war explodes in Middle East after US and Israel attack Iran
Donald Trump suggests the conflict will escalate further as Britain questions its legality in a startling trans-Atlantic bust-up
Local man threatens downed US F-15 pilot with metal pole in Kuwait
Video shared on social media shows the pilot being approached by a group of men - one of them brandishing a metal pole
Met chief: I can understand why woman don't trust the police
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley: Sarah Everard’s senseless and devastating murder was a profound betrayal
Two injured as man armed with blades 'attacks people' in Edinburgh
Locals says a number of people may have been stabbed, with an emergency response in place since before 9am on Monday
RAF base in Cyprus hit by drone as local residents evacuated
Suspected strike on RAF Akrotiri comes just hours after Sir Keir Starmer said the UK had allowed the US to strike Iranian missile sites from British bases
Starmer defies calls to quit after Labour by-election nightmare
The Prime Minister faced a growing Labour revolt as he was accused of leading his party into an electoral ‘Valley of Death’
UK snack giant axes beloved range of crisps
The brand’s owners, KP Snacks, said the plans come after a slump in demand for the crisps range