Boris Johnson: Britain needs a welcoming approach to immigrants after Brexit 

Boris Johnson has reopened the debate over immigration by saying Britain needs a “welcoming” approach to incomers after Brexit.

Police chief blasts BBC over ‘wholly inaccurate’ documentary 

Manchester’s police chief has described a BBC documentary aired on the anniversary of the city’s arena terror attack as “entirely misleading” and “wholly inaccurate”.

Brexiteers customs plan could cost businesses up to £20bn, HMRC chief warns 

Businesses could be left up to £20 billion worse off if the customs plan favoured by Brexiteers is implemented, the head of HM Revenue and Customs has warned.

Family’s tears as victim’s son tells Grenfell inquiry of his ‘hero’ father 

Tears fell on the third day of the Grenfell Tower inquiry as a son told the room he wanted to die so he could join his elderly father in heaven.

Manhunt for estranged husband after ‘vicious murder’ 

Detectives are hunting the estranged husband of a woman murdered in a “vicious attack” in a south east London flat.

Royal wedding pictures captured magical moments, says photographer 

Royal photographer Alexi Lubomirski has described the “magical moments” he captured of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on their big day.

Boris Johnson assured of Chilean trade deal ‘moment Brexit takes place’ 

Chile’s foreign minister has assured Boris Johnson that an “advantageous” trade deal between his country and the UK can come into effect “the moment Brexit takes place”.

Jeremy Corbyn says Irish reunification 'has majority support' ahead of Northern Ireland... 

Jeremy Corbyn believes that there is majority support for unification across both Irish nations, his official spokesman has said ahead of his first visit to Northern Ireland as Labour leader.

Bid to slash Transport Secretary’s pay after East Coast Main Line debacle fails 

Labour’s attempt to force the Government to slash the pay of Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has failed after being voted down by MPs.

Completely cut alcohol from diet to help prevent cancer, experts say 

Experts have urged people to completely cut alcohol from their diets to help prevent cancer.

Timeline: Key events surrounding Ireland’s abortion laws 

A referendum on Friday will decide whether to overhaul Ireland’s strict abortion laws. Here is a timeline of the key events.

Avoid sugary drinks and fast food, experts say in new blueprint to beat cancer 

Drink water and avoid sugary drinks to help prevent cancer, leading scientists have urged.

Man’s ‘terror attack’ suggestions included Prince George at school, court told 

An Islamic State (IS) supporter called for would-be lone wolf attackers to target Prince George at school and to inject poison into supermarket ice creams, a court has heard.

Sir Richard Branson visits site of first Virgin UK hotel in Edinburgh 

Sir Richard Branson has said he hopes to help regenerate part of Edinburgh’s Old Town as he visited the city for a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of his first UK hotel.

Grayling apologises for disruption following train timetable changes 

Transport Secretary Chris Grayling has apologised for major disruption following the introduction of new train timetables, while also criticising “failings” by Network Rail.

Former Ipswich town mayor denied UK citizenship by Home Office 

A former town mayor who has lived in the UK since 1979 has been denied British citizenship by the Home Office.

Solo rower in third bid to cross the North Atlantic Ocean 

An island adventurer has set off on his third attempt to row solo across the North Atlantic Ocean to his home in the Hebrides.

Live shooting exercises at range where soldier died ‘poorly planned’ 

Live shooting exercises at an Army range where a young soldier died were often poorly planned, a court martial heard.

Hammer attack accused was having a nervous breakdown, court hears 

A bogus builder who attacked a 96-year-old D-Day veteran with a claw hammer and then left him for dead has claimed he was having a nervous breakdown at the time.

Jeremy Corbyn believes Irish reunification ‘has majority support’ 

Jeremy Corbyn believes that there is majority support for unification across both Irish nations, his official spokesman has said ahead of his first visit to Northern Ireland as Labour leader.

Father of engineer slams ‘too little’ sentence for acid attacker 

The father of an engineer driven to euthanasia following an acid attack by his former girlfriend has condemned her prison sentence as “too little”.