Now final preparations are underway for the King’s coronation this weekend and London is already a hive of activity. But beyond the capital, how do people feel about the coronation – the attention, the expense and the future of the monarchy?
Now hundreds of asylum seekers are trapped in unsuitable housing – say campaigners – while they wait for the Home Office to decide their application. For those with disabilities – it’s even more of a problem – with some saying they’re struggling to cope in properties which aren’t properly accessible or fit for their needs.…
A bomb disposal team has been deployed in the Carrington area of Nottingham with roads closed off as police and emergency services respond to what they’re describing as an “ongoing incident”.
Hundreds of hotels around the UK are being used to house people seeking asylum while the authorities try to clear the growing backlog of cases.
The government says its plan to house thousands of asylum seekers in “basic and functional” accommodation on former military sites in Lincolnshire and Essex, plus a non-military site in East Sussex, is part of its drive to reduce the amount spent on hotel rooms.
Charities have raised concerns that Afghan refugees – many of whom helped British troops before the Taliban takeover – could end up homeless as a result of a new government plan to move them out of hotel accommodation.
The Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has published his tax returns – showing he paid £118,500 in tax on his capital gains and income over the last two years.
CCTV has captured the moment a man was set on fire as he walked home from a mosque last night in Birmingham.
Blizzard conditions and high winds across large swathes of the country have brought more widespread disruption – with trains cancelled, roads blocked and hundreds of schools closed.
A West Midlands Police officer has now been arrested on suspicion of engaging in sexual activity in public and voyeurism.
Paid to protect us, but how far can we trust the police to police themselves?
Set up to respond to the public desire to help Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion, the government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme saw as many as 115 thousand come to live with British families.
Lancashire Police have confirmed that the body discovered in the River Wyre yesterday was that of Nicola Bulley, the mother of two who has been missing for three weeks.
Nineteen days after she vanished during a riverside dog walk, police investigating the disappearance of Nicola Bulley have revealed the 45-year-old suffered from ‘significant issues with alcohol brought on by her ongoing struggles with the menopause’.
We’ve waited more than three years for a review into the Government’s anti-terror programme and its findings are that it is not living up to its name.