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Lawyer for Julian Bennett files recusal application against three-person panel after it refused to dismiss case A senior Metropolitan police commander who is facing misconduct proceedings over his alleged drug use has called for the members of the hear…
Exclusive: number is just 0.5% of people who potentially need the document, Guardian learnsOnly about 10,000 people have applied for a government-issued voter ID since the scheme opened, just 0.5% of the total who potentially need the document, the Gua…
Eilidh McFadden and Tom Johnson convicted of criminal damage after action at Madame Tussauds and must pay £3,500 compensationThe climate protesters who threw cake into the face of a waxwork of King Charles in Madame Tussauds have been ordered to pay th…
Environment secretary sets lower 10-year objective for cleaner air but researchers say their goal is reachable with stronger actionThe government cannot achieve the air quality improvements advised by medical experts, so has set its targets lower for t…
Exclusive: Rami Ranger criticised over comments about Pakistani journalists A Conservative peer has apologised and withdrawn comments that were criticised for being “racially charged”, as a second referral about his conduct was made to the House of Lor…
Action by teachers, civil servants, Border Force staff and train drivers to go ahead, with ministers accused of ‘stonewalling’ Up to half a million workers will go on strike on Wednesday with thousands of schools shut, rail lines closed down and signif…
All events from late March cancelled at the theatre, which is in a priority location for the government’s Levelling Up fundOldham Coliseum has cancelled all of its forthcoming events from late March onwards as a result of its 100% funding cut from Arts…
Kadi Johnson tells inquiry into Bayoh’s death in 2015 that postmortem was carried out before family viewed bodyThe family of Sheku Bayoh were prevented from saying their final goodbyes because a miscommunication by the police watchdog meant a postmorte…
Regulator defends suppliers who have forced people on to the metersOfgem is considering closing the gap between the cost of energy bills for customers on prepayment meters and those on direct debits – but has defended suppliers who have forced people o…
First of seven days of industrial action by members of the National Education Union begins on WednesdayTeachers in England and Wales are to strike on Wednesday in the first of seven days of industrial action by members of the National Education Union (…