Abigail Buchanan

When the whole-life sentence was handed down yesterday, Kyle Clifford was not there to hear it.

Roger Tichborne, a music-studio owner in Barnet, shares how the Ulez expansion zone has put his livelihood on the line

Last week, new evidence showed that the expansion of “London's Ultra Low Emission Zone” (Ulez) has been a success in reducing air pollution across the capital, with levels of roadside nitrogen dioxide, a toxic gas that raises the risk of lung cancer, dropping by 27 per cent across the city. But scratch beneath the surface and you'll find that this expansion has been a disaster for small business owners like me.

A middle-class town's changing fortunes used to be marked by the arrival of a Waitrose or a Farrow and Ball-toned gastropub.

In Essex, near Braintree, there is a village where the population of a nearby accommodation site for asylum seekers will soon outnumber the population of the village itself. This is Wethersfield, the Government’s flagship ex-military site turned asylum camp – a failing solution to an enormous problem. That problem, of course, is that the number of migrants arriving on British shores has reached an all time high; 5,847 people have arrived in Britain in small boats so far this year, an increase of

One side of this street lays clear, while the other sees bins stacked one-metre high – who’s to blame is clear as day

The quiet Birmingham suburb of Walkers Heath is not a tale of two cities, but rather a tale of two councils.

Victims of Mohamed Fayed , the late owner of Harrods, speak of a familiar pattern: they would be plucked from obscurity, promoted from a job on the

With a series of shocking anti-Israel statements to his name, Fahad Ansari has a new client – and is lobbying the government on their behalf

Religious app Hallow has 23 million downloads, A-listers and JD Vance as fans, and now a growing flock in the UK. So what’s its secret?