‘This was a vicious and gruesome act of violence,’ police say Via: Man jailed after biting drinker's thumb off in 'movie-style bar brawl' at pub
Tight three-two majority ruling marks first time tribunal has published dissenting opinion Via: MI5 can lawfully tell agents to commit crimes – but can't stop them going to prison, tribunal rules
Pallbearers were seen carrying the coffin at Jack Merritt’s funeral at Great St Mary’s Church in Cambridge today as those close to him arrived to pay their respects. Via: Friends and family of London Bridge victim Jack Merritt gather to say their final goodbyes
Prince Philip has been taken to hospital. Via: Prince Philip taken to hospital
The Queen, 93,travelled by train from London King’s Cross to King’s Lynn, Norfolk, which is a short drive from Sandringham. The Queen will spend Christmas on the estate. Via: The Queen is on her way to start her winter break at Sandringham
Wife of US intelligence officer charged with causing 19-year-old’s death by dangerous driving The wife of a US intelligence officer has been charged with causing the death by dangerous driving of the 19-year-old motorcyclist Harry Dunn, the Crown Prosecution Service has announced.Anne Sacoolas was whisked out of the UK by Read more
Follow all the latest developments Via: Brexit vote – live: 'Deeply cruel' Boris Johnson faces backlash after axing protections for child refugees, as Rees-Mogg reappears for first time since blaming Grenfell victims
Everton also close to confirming Carlo Ancelotti appointmentThe guesswork trying to answer two managerial questionsWhy not send your thoughts to Will on email or Twitter 1.58pm GMT Norwich defender Ben Godfrey is expected to be out until February with a knee injury, head coach Daniel Farke has said.The England Under-21 Read more
The Prime Minister came under fire after it was revealed his Withdrawal Agreement Bill (Wab) has removed concessions agreed by Theresa May to woo Labour backbenchers. Via: Boris Johnson accused of 'direct attack' on child refugees in Brexit law change
Sir Lindsay Hoyle, the new Commons Speaker, has revealed he was diagnosed with diabetes just days before the December 12 general election. Via: New Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle reveals he has been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes