Constance Kampfner

Ettie Turner, from Wigan, was attacked by Abdelmasih Hanoun, a Syrian-born migrant, while on holiday with her family in the French Alps in July 2023

The man from Stockport will go on trial with a dozen others in September

New rules for dual nationals meant the children, both under two, were blocked from flying to Britain because they had only Danish passports

The names of defendants accused of assaulting a sedated woman have been revealed after a legal order was lifted at a trial in Manchester

Joanna and Lee Woodcock claim French authorities closed their daughter, Holly’s case too quickly two years ago, despite unanswered questions

Eight victims identified in the UK and eight arrests made after National Crime Agency pinpoints 270 individuals linked to online forums

Andy Burnham, the prime minister in waiting, wants a northern base to strip powers from Whitehall, but critics warn of logistical and security challenges

The British authorities have uncovered a “truly international network” of men drugging and sexually assaulting women.

She is favourite to be Andy Burnham’s new chancellor, but allies say the home secretary’s public image as a fiscal hawk masks her radical instincts

Steve Rotheram cites the example of Paul Daniels, the magician who failed to make himself disappear despite vowing to flee a Labour government in 1997