Peace Brigades International calling for new act to force companies with links to UK to do due diligence

Michael McConville said the murder of his mother Jean is ‘not entertainment’

The missile carries a range of around 155 miles and is designed to evade detection despite flying low after being launched

Investigation: The UK trained and paid special forces to fight against the Taliban in Afghanistan. As hundreds of these fighters live in danger while Britain delays decisions on whether to give them sanctuary, the UK’s adversaries are circling. Hol ...

Defence secretary John Healey cancels six ‘outdated’ defence projects

Hannah Ingram-Moore’s webstie described her as ‘one of Britain’s leading business women’

Captain Sir Tom Moore’s daughter and her husband are accused of “repeated” misconduct in a report by the Charity Commission about the running of the Captain Tom Foundation.

Hannah Ingram-Moore and husband Colin used charity’s name ‘inappropriately for private benefit’, watchdog says

Ms Dorries, a close ally of Boris Johnson, has repeatedly locked horns with Kemi Badenoch, accusing her of plotting to take down the former PM

The world’s tallest woman measure 215.16cm (7ft 1in), while Ms Amge is the shortest woman at 62.8cm (2ft 1in)

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin says Britain’s culture of national resilience is weaker than some of its allies – just as defence secretary unveils cuts to military

Leicestershire police were called to reports of the cyclist on the M1

Survivor’s advocate appointed by Harrods said Al Fayed’s ‘tentacles went far and wide’

Ewan Methven, 26, made no plea in relation to Phoenix Spencer-Horn, 21, whose body was found on Monday

UK’s first such plan follows case of Reynhard Sinaga, who committed 136 rapes against dozens of men in the area

Welby’s functions will be delegated to Archbishop of York after he finishes by 6 January, Lambeth Palace says

The police officer in charge of UK counter-terrorism warned it is ‘deeply unhelpful’ for commentators to suggest ‘conspiracy and cover up’ during ongoing court proceedings

Buchanan Bus Station remains closed

Russians share photographs of exploded fragments showing markings of UK-made Storm Shadow weapons

A fourth-generation farmer described his fears that he would have to sell a quarter of his farm if Labour introduced their proposed agricultural inheritance tax hikes. Tom Edwards told The Independent his family has been farming since 1906. He brough ...