Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, including reaction to the latest Chinese GDP reportLatest: Trump says trade war is hurting ChinaEarlier:Alan Turing to feature on new £50Introduction: China’s growth rate drops to 6.2%Lowest levels since records began in 1992But industrial production and retail sales have strengthened 2.34pm Read more
Warning follows resignation of UK’s top arresting officer after breakdownA deputy chief constable has warned that budget cuts are harming the mental health of frontline police after one of her officers, who once boasted the highest arrest rate in the UK, resigned following a breakdown.Sgt Ali Livingstone of Suffolk police Read more
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Aaron McKenzie, 25, charged with murdering pregnant woman and manslaughter of baby Via: Kelly-Mary Fauvrelle stabbing: Aaron McKenzie appears in court accused of killing pregnant woman and baby
Gerald Matovu plied Michels with a fatal dose of GHB at his home in Surrey Via: Eric Michels murder: Chemsex serial killer's drug dealer found guilty of killing James Bond actor
Youngster acquitted of killing 17-year-old Yousef Makki in well-heeled Cheshire village Via: Public schoolboy may not have been cleared of murdering friend if he were black, MP suggests
Maths genius killed himself at just 41 after being convicted under Victorian anti-homosexual laws – but will now be new face of £50 note Via: Alan Turing: The father of modern computing credited with saving millions of lives
The public expect police to pursue bad guys, but a shocking tally of recent deaths has exposed the risks involved. Tom Lamont discusses how the death of Matthew Seddon could change how we think about police chases. And: Sirin Kale on sexist dress codesThe Matthew Seddon police chase lasted 4min Read more
Man took his first steps on the surface of the Moon early today as a breathless world watched the climax of a staggering feat of human and scientific endeavour. Via: How the Mail covered the moon landings 50 years ago this week
Labour and co-operative MP Lucy Powell last night questioned whether the two not guilty verdicts over the killing of Yousef Makki were linked to racism, class prejudice and inequality. Via: MP is praised by mother of private schoolboy Yousef Makki for questioning verdict