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Keir Starmer is grappling with a chronic case of NDS* (that’s nightmare deputy syndrome)

It should be written in the job description. As a serial deputy, I can tell you that the first rule of the role is simple: you are not supposed to shine. Your chief purpose is to loyally support your boss. But, as Sir Keir Starmer has realised, not all deputies play by the rules. The…

Killamarsh: Mother and three children died as result of ‘violent attack’, inquest hears

The four bodies were discovered by Derbyshire Police on September 19

Natalie Bignell: Woman, 26, paralysed after being shot in crossfire in Hackney

A woman shot in crossfire in Hackney’s London Fields has detailed her road to recovery after being paralysed by the stray bullet.

What is COP26, when does it take place and what does COP stand for?

The UK is set to host the COP26, bringing together more than 190 world leaders to discuss climate change.

FTSE 100: Petrol crisis lifts BP and Shell and sends Brent Crude to 3-year high

Brent crude hit a three-year high at near to $80 a barrel today, heaping more inflationary pressure on the UK economy and adding to the turmoil for beleaguered motorists.

Surge in spending at petrol stations shows some signs of reducing

Friday was the peak of the spending increase at petrol stations, figures from HSBC UK suggest.

Rachel Reeves vows to be Britain’s first ‘green chancellor’ in speech at Labour Party conference

Rachel Reeves pledges another £28bn a year to tackle climate change

Entrepreneurs: Meet the founders of Kimaï, the start-up using lab-grown diamonds

London-headquartered jewellery brand Kimaï is looking to open the firm’s first physical store, as demand increases for its goods featuring lab-grown diamonds...

Sabina Nessa killing: Police continue to quiz suspect, 36

Detectives investigating the murder of Sabina Nessa on Monday continued to question a 36-year-old man held in Eastbourne.

Fuel crisis: London bears brunt of shortage

Teachers and doctors hit as up to 90 per cent of outlets in London run out of petrol and diesel

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