Man charged with murder of Zara Aleena
Jordan McSweeney, 29, of no fixed address, will appear at court charged with attempted rape and robbery
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Ministers have asked me if they can borrow money from each other, reveals ethics chief
Fears of another scandal in Downing Street as senior civil servant says he has given advice on potential loans
Meghan pledges to take on US Supreme Court over Roe v Wade abortion ruling
The Duchess of Sussex said the reaction to the ruling in her house was “guttural” with “feminist” Prince Harry equally despairing
Boris Johnson faces Cabinet battle over defence spending
Prime Minister to set funding above 2pc Nato threshold, but resists Ben Wallace’s call for an increase in the military budget
Nicola Sturgeon wrongfoots UK Government by sending independence fight to Supreme Court
First Minister demands urgent ruling on whether Indyref2 would be lawful, but says next election will be a 'de facto referendum' anyway
No known links to slavery ... but Cambridge college decolonises anyway
Clare College renames site known as ‘The Colony’ following concerns that the moniker carries unfortunate connotations
Sixty barristers and a £14m annual budget – but Covid Inquiry could still drag on until 2026
MPs demand report before general election amid fears investigation into pandemic deaths and the impacts of lockdown will last four years
Nicola Sturgeon’s bore war to secure Scottish independence is utter lunacy
The First Minister has a not-so-secret weapon to fight for a second referendum: play the long game and bore the public into submission
Church of England ‘must build national memorial’ to atone for slavery
Anti-racism commission report lays out plans for the Church to acknowledge historical failures to condemn abhorrent trade
BBC pays damages to whistleblower ‘smeared’ after Martin Bashir’s Princess Diana interview
Mark Killick receives £50,000 compensation for ‘defamatory statements’ made about him after he flagged concerns about the scoop
Dirty rivers could lead to a wave of legal action
New watchdog is investigating Environment Secretary, Environment Agency and Ofwat for failing to prevent widespread dumping of raw sewage
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NHS 111 call handlers should get access to patient records, MPs told
Health and Social Care Select Committee told move would allow people to be signposted to the right care
Rochdale grooming gang leader avoids deportation by renouncing Pakistani citizenship
Since release from jail, Abdul Aziz and two others have fought deportation on the grounds that it would interfere with their human rights
The case for a second Scottish independence referendum is weak
It would be absurd to have a referendum every time the SNP won an election – once in a generation sounds about right
Metropolitan Police placed in special measures after series of scandals
Sadiq Khan blamed as force will now be under extra scrutiny, have to report to inspectors more often and could face crime-fighting targets
Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole: Last words of 'hero' who drowned trying to save woman in Thames
Inquest hears 20-year-old was walking home from work with a friend when they heard a woman shout: 'I can't swim, I'm going to die'
Silenced at last? Anti-Brexit protester Steve Bray has his loudspeaker confiscated by police
Top hat-wearing Remainer argues with officers after being told he is no longer allowed to demonstrate noisily outside Parliament
Strawberries at £2.50 shows we’re not creaming off profits, say Wimbledon organisers
So central is the quintessentially English dessert to the tournament that organisers are forgoing a significant margin to keep costs low
Boris Johnson to break manifesto commitment on defence spending
The Conservatives had pledged to spend 0.5 per cent more than inflation on defence - a number that would exceed 10 per cent currently