Josh Payne
UK detectives granted additional £108,000 in Madeleine McCann probe
Peaceful protests quash fears of further violent disorder
Anti-racism protesters turned out in towns and cities across the country on Wednesday evening.
Publication of law firms as targets 'could be terrorism' - prosecutor
Director of Public Prosecutions Stephen Parkinson said he was aware of one case of alleged terrorism which is ‘actively under consideration’.
Rioter first to be jailed after nationwide unrest
Derek Drummond was jailed for three years at Liverpool Crown Court on Wednesday.
Trio face first potential jail terms on violent disorder charge after riots
Teenager believed to be first rioter jailed after widespread disorder
James Nelson admitted causing criminal damage during trouble in Bolton on Sunday
Suspected rioters continue to appear in court following mass disorder
Country braced for more court appearances after weekend riots
Police injured in protest following stab deaths of three girls
Police vehicles were set on fire in violent scenes in Southport on Tuesday evening following a vigil for the victims of the holiday club knife attack.
Ex-BBC presenter Huw Edwards set to appear in court on indecent images charges
Three girls killed in Southport knife attack named as families pay tribute
Alice Dasilva Aguiar, Bebe King and Elsie Dot Stancombe died in the attack at a Taylor Swift-themed holiday club on Monday.
Taylor Swift ‘completely in shock’ following Southport stabbings
A 17-year-old boy remains in custody accused of murder and attempted murder.
Horrified witnesses tell how deadly Southport stabbings unfolded
Teenager continues to be questioned over ‘ferocious’ dance class stabbings
Mercer to face no further action despite continuing to withhold names from probe
Sir Vince Cable accepts department had ‘clear policy failure’ in Horizon scandal
Post Office bonus culture ‘played part’ in Horizon scandal, says former minister
Buckingham Palace asbestos discovery could have been foreseen, report says
Paula Vennells ‘slavishly maintained Horizon was robust but knew of faults’
Paula Vennells told government that subpostmasters ‘had fingers in the till’
Davey apologises for ‘poorly judged’ decision not to meet Alan Bates
Liberal Democrats leader says he was ‘deeply sorry for the individuals and families who have had their lives ruined’ by the Horizon scandal