THE INDEPENDENT

The bakery chain is trialling anti-theft counters at a string of stores to stop thieves from emptying shelves

Hundreds of people watched as Kate commemorated the 1915 Gallipoli landing of Australian and New Zealand troops in the First World War

Two Eurofighter Typhoons were scrambled from Borcea Air Base in Romania, which shares a 650-km land border with Ukraine ⁠

Police have cordoned off the property while work is done to establish the cause of the fire

About a third of people reported brain damage after electroconvulsive therapy, with many suffering memory loss, study found

Writing for The Independent, Simon Weston warned that Donald Trump’s latest intervention could ‘spark his friends in Argentina’ into restarting another similar conflict

Kamonnan Thiamphanit, who was known to friends in the UK as Angela, was found dead at the Airbnb property she was renting in Bayswater in central London in April 2024

The home secretary said the UK was ’monitoring very closely’ what other countries were planning to do amid pressure on the government to bring down migration

The King is facing one of the most important diplomatic challenges of his reign following a major deterioration in UK-US relations

The number of attacks has continued to rise despite a ban on the XL bully breed

Downing Street has insisted the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands ‘rests with the UK’

Julie Butcher was strangled by her ex-husband at their home in Swindon after she attempted to leave the marriage

Kent Police officers received reports on Tuesday

The Prime Minister said during a visit to a London synagogue recently targeted by arsonists that the legislation would be brought forward in a few weeks’ time

President Donald Trump will also meet privately with King Charles, and host a state banquet for the king and his wife, Queen Camilla

Exclusive: MPs from across the House have written to Lindsay Hoyle asking for an investigation into whether Starmer misled parliament

No 10 was forced to respond after an internal Pentagon email set out options for Mr Trump’s administration to punish Nato allies for refusing to join the US-Israeli strikes against Iran

As Keir Starmer fights to survive, Labour MPs believe that the energy secretary and former party leader is positioning himself to take over

Maggie-May Ann Moody was just three months old

Barry O’Sullivan caused the death of 68-year-old Pulvinder Dillon in the crash on the M4

The former Labour peer was the bloc’s trade commissioner between 2004 and 2008

The sharp rise in the cost of petrol and diesel due to the war in Iran is part of the reason behind the shift

Locals fear that more weddings will be held at the prestigious Beaulieu Estate

A BBC investigation found Epstein had rented four flats in Kensington and Chelsea

The debate over the England flag has exposed a clear divide – with some readers saying it has been ‘tainted’ or ‘weaponised’, while others insist it should be ‘taken back’ as a symbol of unity

Manchester Fire and Rescue Services asked people in the surrounding area to keep windows and doors shut after a fire erupted in Trafford Park

Kim Leadbeater, the bill’s sponsor, insisted there will ‘absolutely be appetite within the Commons to bring the legislation back’, saying there is a ‘real sense of sadness and sorrow today’

When Ashby was discharged – three days before the rape – he had punched a member of staff multiple times to his head and face, and made threats to kill him

Mohammad Shethwala, 28, has applied for leave to remain in Britain on compassionate grounds after the disaster 10 months ago. He tells Namita Singh he wants to stay to honour their memories

In a reader Q&A, chief political commentator John Rentoul addressed questions on Keir Starmer’s survival, potential successors and media scrutiny, warning the Peter Mandelson row has triggered a slow-burning crisis for Labour

The FTSE 100 is up more than 24 per cent across the last year – nearly six times the rate of some of the best cash returns in that time

Shafiq Rahman, 48, pleaded guilty to racially aggravated common assault

At the time of the rape John Ashby was homeless, having been discharged from psychiatric care three days earlier without a support package

Downing Street insisted the digital services tax was ‘fair and proportionate’ despite Trump’s threats to retaliate

Danny Morrison, secretary of the Bobby Sands Trust and a former director of publicity for Sinn Fein, criticised the SDLP for abstaining during the vote