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The Met Office has issued a yellow wind warning for the Scottish Highlands and Outer Hebrides, with 70mph gusts, ferry cancellations and rail disruption expected on Wednesday.
Michael Mullins, 56, was struck while cycling home from Stretford Grammar School on April 20 and dragged for more than a mile beneath a Volvo, a jury at Manchester Minshull Street Crown Court heard.
A police officer told an inquest she thought killer Zak Bolland's threats were 'empty' and did not arrest him, hours before he firebombed a Salford home, murdering Michelle Pearson and her four children.
An investigation exposes Romanian pedicab gangs charging tourists up to £350 within sight of Parliament, as politicians decry the collapse of law and order in Sadiq Khan's London.
More than half of Canadians now avoid American goods as the trade war with Washington deepens, with 77 per cent pledging to cut US purchases.
Voters in Holborn and St Pancras go to the polls in a by-election that could reshape Labour's grip on the seat and test the Greens' credibility after a damaging conference row.
Courts will now formally record when an offence involved domestic abuse, closing a loophole that allowed serial abusers to evade detection across the justice system.
A single mother's two-year battle with the DWP for disability payments exposes a failing system where most appeals succeed only after lengthy delays. With 129,000 cases backlogged and £25.8m spent defending appeals, the Timms Review promises reform, but critics demand an independent review body.
Passengers overpower a knife-wielding co-pilot mid-flight, preventing what Israeli leaders call a potential 9/11-style disaster. How did it happen, and what security failures allowed it?
A hero security guard, stabbed three times, saved hundreds from a synagogue massacre. His story of courage and duty is a lesson for our times.
Convicted murderer Christa Pike survived her execution in Tennessee despite two doses of pentobarbital, prompting a state investigation. The 50-year-old, who killed Colleen Slemmer in 1995, was found snoring on the gurney.
The DWP has admitted it may have wrongly closed thousands of New Style JSA claims between 2019 and 2023. Here's who is affected and the one-month deadline to claim what you're owed.
Nathan Blagg, 28, has been jailed for seven years after stealing a tractor and ramming it into a rival's home in Middlesbrough, in a case that has devastated a local farmer and exposed the scourge of organised crime.
Owen Dodd, 23, was jailed for 680 days after a brutal assault on his girlfriend during a Tenerife holiday, which a judge condemned as the work of a 'controlling bully'.
Saudi Arabia announces a grand new mosque in Riyadh named after King Abdulaziz, a symbol of national unity and modern ambition.
A BMW driver who killed a young father in a 116mph race with an Aston Martin has been jailed for 32 months. The victim, Callum Dix, 20, was on his way home from work.
President Trump's UN address was full of claims that do not withstand scrutiny. From munitions to oil, jobs to wars, we examine the facts behind the rhetoric.
A grooming gang survivor warns that 99% of paedophiles involved in Britain's child abuse networks remain free, with only 1% convicted. She demands a full reinvestigation of the Oxford network and cross-referencing of police data.
A £19m publicly funded road in Horwich remains closed because a developer refused to pay a £1,200 legal fee. Five years late, the Rivington Chase link road is a 'road to nowhere'.
Welsh motorists face fines up to £150 for idling from September 30. The Welsh Government says the move will cut harmful emissions near schools and hospitals.
