Widdecombe police reopen probe into 'arson attempt' at Farage's home ↗
Front page leadPolice are reinvestigating an alleged arson attempt at the home of politician Nigel Farage, with Ann Widdecombe reportedly involved in the reopening of the case.
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Police are reinvestigating an alleged arson attempt at the home of politician Nigel Farage, with Ann Widdecombe reportedly involved in the reopening of the case.
A serial sex offender was able to commit two murders because of significant blunders by the Metropolitan Police, with officers now under investigation for misconduct.
Afghans who are awaiting relocation to the UK are facing increased risks from the Taliban, but the UK government is reportedly unwilling to offer assistance.
Spain has implemented border controls against Italy amid an escalating dispute over the handling of migrants, highlighting tensions in the region.
Flights at Bristol airport have been significantly disrupted and delayed due to a defect in the runway, causing widespread travel chaos for passengers.
Cambridge University has provided an update following the resignation of a professor who was embroiled in a plagiarism scandal.
A court has ruled that Donald Trump requires approval from Congress for the construction of a ballroom at the White House.
An analysis suggests that Kemi Badenoch is shaping a distinct and unusual new direction for the Conservative Party.
Meghan Markle shares her thoughts on motherhood, describing it as her superpower and discussing the challenges of balancing family life.
This sponsored content highlights the beauty and attractions of Le Morne in Mauritius for potential tourists.
Details emerge about the secret wedding of celebrities Tom Holland and Zendaya, which reportedly cost £500,000 and took place at a UK estate.
The All Blacks rugby team secured a victory against the Stormers in a challenging match that marked the beginning of their South Africa tour.
Ukrainian forces are conducting deep strikes within Russia, but this is unlikely to lead to President Putin conceding.
Russian strikes on the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv have resulted in the deaths of three people, including a child.
A discussion on whether Generation Z continues to expect their parents to fund family holidays.
An opinion piece suggesting that reports about Donald Trump's political downfall are premature.
The article discusses the impact of persistent heatwaves on Britain, suggesting a societal inability to acknowledge the severity of the situation.
The public's reaction and reviews are discussed following Amanda Knox's controversial comedy performance at the Edinburgh Fringe.
A look into the increasing octopus population in Britain and whether consuming them could be a sustainable solution.
Health and fitness experts share their daily routines and habits that have led to significant improvements in their well-being.
Footballer Ivan Toney has been charged with assault following an incident at a nightclub in Soho.