A police source told MyLondon the WhatsApp messages were 'abusive, malicious and misogynistic'

Stephen Shrimpton, 40, and student Jessica Baker, 15, died when the coach he was driving crashed in September last year

officers have contacted families of deceased and are working to establish if human ashes have been found, force says

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Applicants are warned: “We have no running water on the island, so washing facilities are very basic. Water is collected in jerry cans from visiting ships”

The watchdog called for a more coherent plan for securing the savings AI might make possible.

Developer Welput had its previous application for a 48-storey office block rejected by the City of London Corporation on grounds including the impact on Bevis Marks Synagogue

London mayor’s office hopes works for Trafalgar Square will continue tradition of fostering debate over art

Hamas calls it ‘comprehensive vision’ but Benjamin Netanyahu’s office says it is based on ‘unrealistic demands’

The watchdog called for a more coherent plan for securing the savings AI might make possible.

The soap character is currently caught up in the heart of gossip as he grows closer to Yolande

Massive chunks of hail pelted parts of Kansas and Missouri on Wednesday night (13 March) as storms unleashed possible tornadoes across the Midwestern region. Reports of 4-inch (10cm) hail, nearly the size of a softball, came from the Kansas town of W ...

Legislation designed to undo police reforms set in place after the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols by officers last year is now headed to Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s desk

An inquest into the woman's death is looking into whether officers were implicated in what happened

Rats have gotten into confiscated marijuana at the ageing New Orleans police headquarters, munching the evidence as the building is taken over by mould and cockroaches. Police superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick described vermin infestations and decay at ...

Thousands left with wrong photos and immigration status as database mixes up identities, affecting ability to work or claim benefits

Names, photos and immigration status being mixed up, preventing people applying for jobs and housing

Bryce Hodgson was gunned down after pointing a crossbow at an armed police officer, according to the IOPC's findings

Exclusive: Charities say Home office should allow 56 days after near 1,000% rise in rough sleeping among accommodation leavers

officers want to speak with him as part of their enquiries