The warnings mean significant impacts on health and social care services
Reeves accused of ‘punishing families’ with inheritance tax raid – that still ‘won’t fill Labour’s blackhole’
Former government economist Jonathan Portes told The Independent changes to inheritance tax would not raise enough to plug the UK’s multi-billion-pound fiscal shortfall
Cooper defends live facial recognition expansion amid privacy row
The Home Secretary said ‘safeguards and protections’ would govern use of the cameras.
Jayla-Jean Mclaren: Pair bailed after murder probe into death of one-year-old girl
Jayla-Jean Mclaren died in hospital on August 3 after being taken there with serious injuries on August 1
Farage’s EU-entry myth busted: British travellers won’t need proof of travel insurance
Exclusive: Nigel Farage warning that holidaymakers going to Europe must ‘prove medical insurance’ is false
Tory police chief faces backlash over telling public to stop shoplifters
Thames Valley commissioner’s remarks called ‘irresponsible’ by MP after he branded people who do not do anything in face of thieves as ‘part of the problem’ amid record high levels of shoplifting
Security services descend on UK’s poshest farm shop as JD Vance visits with family
British armed counterterrorism officers debating who gets the chocolate-flavoured ice cream among unusual sights seen in sleepy Cotswolds village
Undercover female police pose as joggers to catch catcallers
Surrey Police said street harassment was a ‘significant worry’ for women and girls
Children accused of using glass bottle and rocks to murder man on Isle of Sheppey
Alexander Cashford was subject to a ‘violent assault’, court hears
Asylum seeker charged with sexually assaulting male while staying at protest-hit Epping hotel
Mohammed Sharwarq has been charged with seven offences and has been remanded into custody