Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as the RICS gauge of UK house prices turns positive for the first time in almost two years

Former detective sergeant in the Metropolitan Police found guilty of gross misconduct

American law forbids private citizens from carrying out diplomacy with foreign countries that are in disputes with the United States

The officer couldn't breathe during the attack

Three individuals are currently under investigation by the Post office and outside agencies over conduct in Horizon IT scandal, CEO Nick Read said

 

UK Antarctic Heritage Trust fills vacancy at world’s most southerly post office, as well as recruiting team to monitor wildlife and carry out building repairs

News analysis: James Cleverly would almost certainly win a vote for which MP is best to go to the pub with but, despite huge experience in two of the great offices of state, doubts persist over whether he is the right man to lead a fractured Conserva ...

Thirty years after it first aired, the stars of the hit BBC sketch show tell all – from wowing Johnny Depp to inter-office tension that left one of the cast in tears

DS Mel Chinn deliberately sprayed her neighbours with a hosepipe when they asked her to stop washing her dog's 'p**s and s**t' into their garden in Croydon while embroiled in a three-year planning row

The Post office Horizon IT scandal led to hundreds of postmasters being wrongly prosecuted for theft and false accounting

Seven senior officials in embattled mayor’s office have resigned since he was indicted two weeks ago

Seven senior officials in embattled mayor’s office have resigned since he was indicted two weeks ago

The vice president tells the shock jock that her Republican rival is ‘dangerous and unfit’ for office

officers also raided addresses in Camden and Newham in the latest crackdown on serious drug problems around Kings Cross

Nigel Railton tells inquiry it is possible post offices could still be using Horizon in 2030 despite efforts to replace it

The incident is part of a co-ordinated overnight protest targeting the financial services firm and Israeli defence firm Elbit Systems

Jacob Hersant told reporters: ‘I’ll still continue to give the salute, but hopefully police officers don’t see it’

The families of Britons imprisoned abroad accuse the Foreign office of caring more about ‘not upsetting’ relations with key trade partners than calling for the release of their loved ones

Authorities said Thomson Mayor Benjamin Cary Cranford left liquor in a ditch for inmates