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Banksy has unveiled the eighth artwork in his animal-themed collection in London, a silhouette of a rhinoceros which looks as though it is climbing on

The boss of Sainsbury’s has said the business rates tax system is “no longer fit for purpose” and warned that current planned increases will lead

More than 700 migrants crossed the Channel on the day two people died attempting the journey – the highest number of daily crossings since Sir

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has said respect for the police must be restored after they faced “brazen abuse and contempt” during rioting. Attacks on local

Elderly and vulnerable residents across England have been urged to put health and safety first on what will likely be the warmest day of the

The family of Valdo Calocane say his mental illness was so severe, a psychiatrist warned he could “end up killing someone” three years before he

Concern about the state of local roads has reached record levels, new research suggests. More than half of drivers (56%) said the condition and maintenance

Compensation for customers receiving poor services from water companies who are failing to meet standards could more than double under new Government proposals. As part

The proportion of adults who use e-cigarettes in Britain is at its highest level, according to new figures. The percentage of smokers who are using

International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach hailed a “sensational” Games as the Paris 2024 Olympics was officially closed. After over a fortnight of competition, the