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China frees Canadians after Huawei boss released

Two Canadians detained in China on spying charges have been released from prison hours after a top boss at Huawei resolved criminal charges against her in a deal with the U.S. Justice Department.

Labour proposes ‘legal duty of care’ on social media firms to stop scams

The party called the Government’s Online Safety Bill ‘weak’.

Sabina Ness murder: Top cop says ‘we won’t ask women to change their behaviour’

“It’s really important to us that we don’t ask women to change their behaviour” - Assistant Commissioner Louisa Rolfe

Briton who had world’s first Covid jab receives her booster shot

Margaret Keenan – whose face has appeared in media around the world – urged other people to ‘go for it’ and follow suit.

Duchess ‘saddened’ at death of ‘another innocent young woman on our streets’

Kate tweeted in a personal capacity as police continued to search for Sabina Nessa’s killer.

The Duchess of Cambridge shares touching tribute to Sabina Nessa

Kate Middleton has shared a special message in the wake of Sabina Nessa’s murder.

Working at GB News almost gave me a breakdown, claims Andrew Neil

The split between the new channel and its chairman and lead presenter has become increasingly bitter.

Prince Andrew accepts US service of Virginia Giuffre’s sexual assault lawsuit

Prince Andrew has accepted he has been served papers in a lawsuit brought by a woman who alleges she was forced to have sex with him at the London home of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

What the papers say – September 25

Pictures of queues at petrol forecourts feature on many of the Saturday front pages.

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