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Woman denies interfering with provision of abortion services

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Eleven charged after cannabis worth £13.8 million seized at Birmingham Airport

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Students accepted on UK degree courses reaches record high – Ucas

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More than one in four students who start T-level courses do not complete them

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50,000 migrants have crossed Channel on small boats since Labour took power

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Channel migrants reaching 50,000 under Labour ‘unacceptable’ – ex-home secretary

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Two including teenage boy arrested on suspicion of murder after man dies

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Call to end postcode lottery in children’s social care after Sara Sharif tragedy

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Ministers’ ‘evangelical’ support for EdTech sparks warning by campaigner

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New law needed to stop citizenship education being ‘weakly’ taught, peers told

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US citizen pleads guilty to dangerous driving which left nurse unable to walk

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More students accepted on UK degree courses than last year – Ucas

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More than one in four T-level students did not complete courses

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Driver, 91, who killed pedestrian to face trial for dangerous driving

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Tory architect of GCSEs welcomes Labour review of ‘outmoded’ tests

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Anne to open A&E unit during second round of public duties since horse accident

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Ex-Covid adviser Sir Patrick Vallance takes seat in Lords as science minister

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US citizen arrested a year after nurse left unable to walk following car crash

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Pedestrian road deaths rose 6% last year

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Man, 91, sent to crown court on death by dangerous driving charge

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Police say service ‘was acceptable’ despite US driver leaving UK following crash

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FBI contacts US driver about extradition after crash left nurse unable to walk

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US man who left UK after nurse injured in crash reportedly now in Texas

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US man ‘associated with secret service’ leaves UK after nurse injured in crash

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Six people injured as Fiat 500 collides with pedestrians

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The King’s cars – a portrait of Charles’s love of automobiles

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Priest accuses Government of censoring ‘silent prayers’ near abortion clinic

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Eco-protesters fined over painting protest say da Vinci would ‘agree’ with them

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Activists ‘glued themselves to frame of £3.6m Last Supper painting’

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