‘You have to relive everything’: George Floyd’s brother on agony of trial

"To everybody else they look at it and see a case. And I don't see a case, I see my brother."

1.1 million Britons recently reported having long COVID

1.1 million people in private households in the UK have reported having long COVID, latest estimates show.

Princess Diana’s life and legacy to be honoured with blue plaque

Diana, Princess of Wales' life and legacy is set to be recognised with an English Heritage blue plaque.

Crime victims have right to know when offender is leaving jail, as new code comes in

Crime victims have the automatic right to be informed when an offender is due to leave prison under a new Victims' Code that takes effect today.

Liberty Steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta tells workers: no plants will close ‘under my watch’

Liberty Steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta has promised thousands of UK workers facing uncertainty after the collapse of lender Greensill that he will not close any of its plants.

Wales leader confident of lockdown roadmap as COVID ‘in a relatively benign position’

The first minister of Wales has expressed confidence in the country's roadmap out of coronavirus restrictions, telling Sky News that COVID is in a "relatively benign position" there.

PM’s most senior black adviser to step down

The prime minister's most senior black adviser is to step down from the government.

Child among four killed in California office shooting

Four people including a child have been killed in a shooting in a southern California office building.