‘The surveillance rivals scenes of Dr Hannibal Lecter’s incarceration as portrayed in the movie, Silence of the Lambs, despite the absence of the cage and plastic face guard,’ attorney writes
Businesses prefer, if they can, to deal with people who shoot straight, and people who are governed by people who shoot straight – Boris Johnson’s Britain doesn’t do that
Biopic stars Kristen Stewart as the late ‘people’s princess’
The Prime Minister flew back from Cop26 for a dinner at London club
Controversial vote could not have passed without Conservatives who have faced conduct probes
Ride played its Yo Ho (A Pirate’s Life for Me) theme song ‘on a loop for 30 minutes’
Parents will have opportunity to get kids protected before requirements are brought-in
Over half of those polled said they felt they had nobody to talk to about their problems
Obsessed ex-Marine strip club customer stalked exotic dancer, put a tracking device on her car and ranted on social media that he was ‘taken advantage of’ before shooting her dead, say police. Rachel Sharp writes
Retail's biggest day of the year has become synonymous with bargain brawls and in-store chaos
Millions of U.S. workers now have a Jan. 4 deadline to get a COVID vaccine
‘Pleased to be reappointed to my role as PPS to Michael Gove’
A diamond bracelet that once belonged to France’s Marie Antoinette and jewels that dangled from a Russian grand duchess are among the featured items going up for auction next week in Geneva
Flames seen engulfing balcony as black smoke billowed out
The health secretary is picking yet another pointless fight with NHS staff, writes Ian Hamilton
Item has been compared to a Nando’s black card
Analysis: PM’s poorly drafted speech in Glasgow lacked crucial technical details and posed as many questions as answers about India’s climate plans
Couple are keeping it in the family
The Reds’ last two Champions League matches are dead rubbers but Klopp will still strive to take them seriously.
The son of a former al-Qaida hostage has struck back at criticism of her decision to return to the West African country where she was held for four years
Reversal comes after PM’s conduct adviser said vote was ‘at odds with traditions of democracy’
The Bank of England has held interest rates at a record low of 0.1 per cent, it announced on Thursday.
Last month, the EU parliament had passed a resolution calling to strengthen EU-Taiwan political relations
Beyond the spectacle, there has been plenty of diplomatic despair to go along with the hope on display – but there are good things to cling to
Downing Street previously said ‘time constraints’ prevented PM travelling by train