THE INDEPENDENT

Nearly 30,000 people were killed or severely injured from January to December 2024 in Britain, DfT estimates show

Simple tips to make your money go further at the supermarket as food inflation rises

UK has seen the sunniest Spring on record, as temperatures set to soar again in coming days

Exclusive: Hillingdon Council leader Ian Edwards said settling of asylum seekers into the community was putting ‘intolerable pressure’ on the local authority

The number of injured people in the crash has climbed to 79, police said

Aggrieved employee’s ‘confrontational’ response over his missing cup likely caused resentment among his colleagues, tribunal finds

Supermarket warns of allergy risk that could trigger symptoms such as diarrhoea and stomach pain

Even more customers are eligible for the payment this year

Had Keir Starmer and his ambassador in the US listened to wiser voices in Washington, they may not have been in such a hurry to get a trade deal based on reducing ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs over the line, writes Political Editor David Maddox

The health secretary’s intervention marks a drastic shift in tone after he brought months of strike action to an end last year by handing doctors a 22 per cent pay rise within weeks of entering office

Police say protesters have disrupted filming at various locations in recent weeks

The Maiden Castle skeletons were first unearthed in 1936 with ‘skulls smashed to oblivion’

Ambassador for The Big Cat Sanctuary, Paul Hollywood, said he ‘cannot wait’ to meet the new cub

Rachel Smith had emergency surgery and hopes to regain full movement in 18 months time

Researchers say study of insects in Sussex first to find plastics ‘consistently turning up across an entire community of land invertebrates’

A recent poll found 48 per cent of Britons oppose resident doctors striking, while 39 per cent support such action

Exclusive: Sheree Aldridge feared for the worst after she was struck by the Ford Galaxy vehicle while pushing her six-month-old baby in a pram in Water Street during the Liverpool FC victory parade

Conservationists say the butterfly is so hard to find in England that it is not known whether its numbers are increasing or decreasing

Neighbours have said his arrest is ‘completely out of character’

One angry passenger called the lengthy wait between London St Pancras and West Hampstead ‘disgraceful’

Portugal’s anti-immigration Chega party has notched another political gain for Europe’s far right

The new reservoirs will be the first for more than 30 years

Chancellor is also in a standoff with cabinet ministers, including deputy prime minister Angela Rayner, over the details of her upcoming spending review

Met Commissioner Mark Rowley and NPCC chair Gavin Stephens have defended the decision to release Liverpool parade suspect’s ethnicity

The Belfast rap trio were due to perform at the festival on July 11

The Crown Prosecution Service has authorised charges against the influencer and his brother

The government has recently invested £20m of funding to make flying taxis a reality

The King has been receiving treatment for an undisclosed cancer for more than a year

The paramedic also kissed the student on her cheek during the incident

Customers included airlines, maintenance providers and parts suppliers

Footage of the incident shows the moment Mr Burgess was pepper-sprayed

Ofwat issues largest ever penalty to water giant after two investigations into wastewater and dividend payments

The UK spent much less than other countries, said the former NHS Test and Trace lead

Earl Spencer said he was ‘stunned’ to learn of the blaze at Althorp Estate

The UK’s ambassador to the US sought to reassure critics of Keir Starmer’s Brexit deal