Police warn Bristol rioters: ‘Expect a knock at your door – it may come sooner than you think’

Protesters who engaged in "wanton disorder" in Bristol on Sunday have been warned by police to "expect a knock at your door in the days or weeks to come".

Prince of Wales to join country on national day of reflection

Prince Charles will say he is inspired, humbled, and moved by the sacrifices seen in the past year, as part of tomorrow's day of national reflection.

Holidaying abroad could mean a £5k fine under new COVID laws

Attempting to take a holiday abroad could land Britons with a £5,000 fine under new coronavirus laws.

Police seize real gun disguised as Nerf toy during drug raid

US police carrying out a drug raid discovered a semi-automatic pistol disguised as a toy Nerf gun.

UK could face water shortages if action is not taken to conserve supplies

The UK could see water shortages by 2050 if action is not taken to conserve supplies, the chair of the Environment Agency has told Sky News.

Travel shares slide on fears of another lost summer for foreign holidays

Travel shares have dropped sharply on growing fears of another lost summer for foreign holidays.

Army to shrink to its smallest size since the 1700s under sweeping defence plans

The size of the British army will be reduced to 72,500 personnel, and the RAF will have its air cargo and personnel carriers drastically cut as part of the biggest overhaul of the armed...

A year after first lockdown: The street that doesn’t want to lose its new togetherness

As we were all plunged into lockdown 12 months ago there was no manual to follow. Staying at home was something of a novelty.