Campaigners against labour exploitation urge government to conduct more stringent checks before awarding powers

‘Fundamental review’ prompted by killer Wayne Couzens’s record of sexual crimes as a police officer

Jo Hamilton presented a music award alongside Monica Dolan, who portrayed her in Mr Bates vs The Post office

officers were chasing two people riding a moped in Clapham when firearm discharged

Legal adviser to pro-Palestinian protesters was taken to hospital by passersby after the incident on Westminster Bridge in London

Alert says there could be ‘tricky driving conditions in a few places’ after unexpectedly cold overnight temperatures

PC Georgie Bean, 31, was found guilty of misconduct in a public office

Party’s proposals come after Elish Angiolini’s report into Wayne Couzens’ murder of Sarah Everard

Suspect Larry Acree, 69, is being held on a $2m bond following the shocking incident in Independence

Grim find came hours after Orange County Sheriff’s office said it was ‘confident’ teenager wa dead

Activitists had used hammers and chisels to cause ‘many thousands of pounds’ of damage to the bank’s offices in London

Gun recovered by police at scene as officers hunt suspect

Met Police officers were chasing a moped which crashed before a shotgun was fired and two people were injured

Watch as a state trooper moves a massive hay bale - which had become a traffic hazard - out of the road in Missouri. Footage shows the officer working hard to move the object, initially trying to push it to the side of the road before realising itâ ...

The Independent office for Police Conduct has looked into the case after a referral from the Met Police

It’s not clear if the new agreement can circumvent the Kenyan high court’s earlier ruling that such a deployment is unconstitutional

A burglary suspect in Colorado was caught with his pants down - quite literally - by armed police. officers were alerted when a burglar alarm went off in a building and upon arriving, found a man sitting on the toilet. “You know the old adage ‘ca ...

South of England had its wettest February since at least 1836, and UK had its fifth warmest winter, provisional figures show

Labour accuses government of ‘trying to hide shameful information’ after thirteen reports from former chief inspector published at all once

Just 300 asylum seekers will be sent to Rwanda at a cost of £1.9m each, the National Audit office report found