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American driver flees UK after crash leaves British nurse unable to walk

The UK is considering extraditing an American driver who fled the country after a crash that left a British nurse unable to walk.
Peter Lawson, who took high-profile role in Nicola Bulley search, dies suddenly at home

A police chief who took a high-profile role in the search for Nicola Bulley earlier this year has died suddenly at his home.
Mother and son killed in Derbyshire crash as police hunt BMW driver

A mother and son have died in a crash - as police hunt a BMW driver who fled the scene.
Three people stabbed and slashed in 'shocking' attack in Liverpool

Three people have been stabbed in Liverpool in what police are calling a "shocking incident".
Nigel Farage finishes third on I'm A Celebrity as Sam Thompson crowned winner

Nigel Farage has finished in third place on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! - as ex-Made In Chelsea star Sam Thompson was crowned king of the jungle.
Mosquitoes carrying dengue fever could be common in England by the 2040s, govt experts warn

Asian tiger mosquitoes carrying dengue fever could be common in England by the middle of this century, according to government health experts.
Police given more time to question trio over death of newborn baby

Police investigating the death of a newborn baby in Ipswich have been given more time to keep three people in custody over the incident.
Anthony Littler: Police investigating unsolved 1984 murder near London Tube station make arrest

Police investigating the murder of a man near a London Tube station almost 40 years ago have made an arrest.
Gary Lineker and Brian Cox among high profile names calling on government to scrap its Rwanda plan

TV presenter Gary Lineker and Succession star Brian Cox are among the high-profile names who have signed a letter calling on the government to scrap its Rwanda plan.
Mortgage lending to fall in 2024 with more households in arrears, bank body warns

Mortgage lending is set to fall in 2024, with repossessions and the number of households in arrears to increase, according to a forecast by a lenders' trade body.