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March 02, 2023

Body found in hunt for arrested pair's baby

Police officers searching for a missing baby have discovered the remains of an infant near to where the child's parents were arrested after weeks of evading authorities.

2 mins

Greek train collision leaves at least 40 dead

Scores of people were still unaccounted for last night after two trains crashed late on Tuesday. The Greek president, Katerina Sakellaropoulou, called it an 'unimaginable tragedy'.

3 mins

Peer urges unionists to ignore rhetoric over NI deal

A peer and Northern Ireland expert has urged unionists to respond to the substance of Rishi Sunak's revised Brexit deal alone, rather than to the \"communal rhetoric\" that had been whipped up by others.

2 mins

Britain Not Able To Use EU Police Database 'For Years' Post-Brexit

Police and border force officers will remain locked out of information on a key EU database of terror suspects, criminals and immigration offenders for at least another four years, the Home Office has quietly admitted.

2 mins

Theatre review: Frothy 80s fable has big laughs and heart

Willy Russell's 1986 monologue was a forerunner to the Thelma & Louise era of women who find a second lease of life in middle age. Almost four decades on, its portrait of a Liverpudlian transformational housewife's trip to the Greek island of her dreams could so easily feel dated.

2 mins

Tests, targets, turmoil

What the leaked cache of messages reveals

3 mins

'No whitewash' Inquiry chair rejects criticism

The Covid-19 public inquiry's chair insisted yesterday that the investigation would not be a \"whitewash\", after Isabel Oakeshott claimed concern over the inquiry's integrity prompted her to publish private messages shared with her by Matt Hancock.

2 mins

Clarkson's run as Millionaire host may end, ITV boss hints

The next series of the television quiz show Who Wants To Be a Millionaire? may be the last hosted by Jeremy Clarkson after his controversial comments about the Duchess of Sussex in a newspaper column.

1 min

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