Daily Telegraph

Authorities have begun new searches involving over twenty sites linked to a German suspect, in pursuit of fresh leads on Madeleine’s disappearance.

Critics have accused Starmer of undermining national security by scaling back defence spending pledges, fuelling concerns about readiness amid the ongoing war, with Britain and its allies firmly opposed to Russian aggression.

Ministers face scrutiny as newly released data shows foreign nationals claiming around £1 billion per month in benefits, prompting concerns over the viability of recent cost-saving measures.

A senior government figure has warned that proposals to leave a longstanding European rights framework mirror alarming 1930s-style extremism, prompting debate over the potential erosion of vital legal protections.

The mayor has urged the removal of criminal penalties for small-scale cannabis possession, arguing it would ease pressure on law enforcement and free resources for more pressing matters.

During a Liverpool title parade, a car ploughed into the celebrating crowd, leaving dozens hurt and resulting in a 53-year-old man’s arrest as the public were urged not to speculate.

Trump has urged the PM to address a legal case involving an individual jailed for a social media post, and the White House confirms it is monitoring the situation.

A Jewish activist was arrested after holding up a cartoon allegedly mocking Hezbollah, sparking debate over free expression and the handling of public demonstrations.

A proposed deal to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, estimated at a potential cost of £30 billion, has led to accusations that the PM and opposition leader used questionable accounting methods and misled the public about the financial liabilities involved.