The Prince of Wales met Lionel Richie to name him as an ambassador for The Prince’s Trust International in Barbados. The singer then attended a reception with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall. Via: The Prince of Wales announces Lionel Richie as global ambassador for The Prince's Trust
On their very first viewing, Paul Field and wife Michaela knew Fir Tree Farm in Suffolk was ideal for raising their daughters, Olivia, 14, Amelie, 13, and Ruby, 11. Via: Family's rural idyll is under threat from a new road that could make it almost unsellable
David Walliams, 46, bought the three-bedroom townhouse in Belsize Park, north London in 2005 and lived there with his ex-wife Lara Stone, 35, and their son Alfred, five. Via: Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams sells London home for £5.35million
New Zealand prime minister returns to city where 50 were killed and promising swift gun controlNew Zealand shooting – latest updatesBurials for the 50 people killed the New Zealand terrorist attack began in Christchurch on Wednesday as the prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, returned to the city and spoke at a Read more
One officer suffered ‘slash injury’ during encounter, Met says Via: Police shoot man in Hackney after reports of 'threats to kill' during domestic disturbance
Australian PM denounces Turkish president for saying anyone who came to Gallipoli with anti-Muslim sentiments would be sent back in coffinsThe Australian prime minister has reacted furiously to comments by the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, invoking Gallipoli to denounce anti-Islamic sentiment, warning that “all options are on the table” Read more
‘There are a whole range of measures in law to protect women that are not being used. There is a problem around the understanding of domestic abuse and the culture of police,’ solicitor says Via: Police accused of 'systemic failure' to protect victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence
Ministers urged to ‘step up efforts’ to tackle county lines exploitation after figures show surge in modern slavery cases involving UK minors Via: County lines gangs believed responsible for surge in trafficked British children
Some forces are failing to identify suspects in almost half of recorded offences, figures show Via: Police failing to catch suspects for record number of racial and religious attacks
RNIB says ‘shocking’ rationing severely affects people’s ability to lead independent livesPatients who are losing their sight are being forced to wait for months before having eye cataracts removed because of NHS cost-cutting, research has revealed.The NHS has imposed restrictions on patients’ access to cataract surgery in more than half Read more