Eight people charged with rioting over Kill the Bill protest in Bristol

Eight people have been charged with rioting following the first Kill the Bill protest in Bristol.

Greensill lobbying: What are the key questions facing David Cameron?

Since becoming embroiled in the Westminster lobbying scandal David Cameron has kept a low profile, but all that ends on Thursday.

‘Ultra rapid’ 25-second COVID test hailed as a ‘game-changer’ in BA trial

An "ultra rapid" coronavirus test which can produce results within 25 seconds has been hailed as a "game-changer".

Delaying second COVID vaccine dose ‘could cut deaths by up to 20%’

Delaying the second dose of a COVID vaccine so more people can get a first dose could cut deaths by up to 20%, a study suggests.

PM’s declarations for Downing Street flat refurb to be published this month

An official review into the controversial refurbishment of Boris Johnson’s Downing Street flat will be published by the end of this month, according to the prime minister’s new standards adviser.

Police urge ravers to come forward in hunt for missing teenager

Detectives have urged anyone who attended a rave at a disused quarry to come forward as they search for a missing teenager.

Ellen DeGeneres: ‘I didn’t understand’ allegations of toxic work environment

Ellen DeGeneres has said she "didn't understand" the allegations of a toxic work environment made about her talk show and that guests only spoke of the programme's "happy atmosphere".

Champions League final moved from Istanbul to Portugal to allow fans to attend, UEFA announces

The Champions League final between Manchester City and Chelsea has been moved from Instanbul to Portugal, UEFA has announced, to allow 6,000 fans from each club to attend.