Dectectives are encouraging anyone with information about sexual abuse during military medical examinations to come forward after receiving more than 500 reports.

Facial recognition technology is to be rolled out across England and Wales to help all police forces, under sweeping reforms announced by the home secretary.

Three men who were killed in a train derailment suffered unsurvivable injuries in the crash, a fatal accident inquiry has been told.

The part of Manchester I call home has suddenly found itself thrust into the political spotlight.

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An eight-year-old boy kidnapped for organ removal is among 4,414 people police say have been safeguarded from human trafficking in a global operation.

Bank of Scotland (BoS) has been fined by a regulator for breaking sanctions related to Russia's war in Ukraine.

The remains of the last Israeli hostage in Gaza have been found.

Suella Braverman has become the latest prominent Conservative politician to jump ship and join Reform UK.

Police are appealing for a "heroic" witness to come forward after he stepped in to protect a group of women being harassed in northwest London.

Heading a football is "likely" to have contributed to the brain injury which was a factor in the death of former Manchester United and Scotland defender Gordon McQueen, a coroner in North Yorkshire has found.

More than 820,000 households are without power and thousands of flights have been cancelled as a huge winter storm hits the US from the southern Rocky Mountains to New England.

A reward of up to £20,000 has been offered for information in the hunt for a killer who shot a young father dead in "cold blood".

Israel is carrying out a "focused operation" to find the body of the last remaining hostage in Gaza - and has agreed to a "limited" reopening of the Rafah crossing between the territory and Egypt once the operation has ended.

A major storm forecast to bring strong winds, heavy rain and snow across much of the UK on Tuesday has been named by The Met Office as Storm Chandra.

The prime minister has insisted his party's decision to not allow Andy Burnham to run in an upcoming by-election is correct, because doing so would "divert our resources".

Students should be banned from accessing phones for the duration of the entire school day, the education secretary has said.

The price of gold has surged past the record $5,000 per ounce level and shows little sign of easing back as investors continue to seek shelter from uncertainties connected to Donald Trump.

In a bombshell announcement, China's Ministry of Defence has said it is investigating General Zhang Youxia, China's most senior general and a man who was second only to Xi Jinping himself on China's top military decision-making body.

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