The former defence secretary said it was ‘absolutely’ essential the Afghanistan Inquiry got definitive answers over whether murders took place.

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Author: Josh Payne

Several NHS trusts have declared critical incidents due to ‘exceptionally high demands’ in emergency departments.

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Author: Storm Newton

The media did not ignore the gangs or the violence – but the victims still await justice.

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Author: Hannah Barnes

Several NHS trusts declared critical incidents due to ‘exceptionally high demands’ in emergency departments

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Author: Rachel Clun

Prime minister says if Tories vote for amendment on children’s wellbeing bill, it will show ‘they are more interested in retweets than children’s safety’ as shadow business secretary praises Musk

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Author: @AndrewSparrow

Marcus Meade had been involved in a standoff at a property in Worcestershire for over five hours before he was fatally shot by police

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Author: Holly Evans

An inquiry into allegations that the SAS soldiers carried out murders during the war in Afghanistan released evidence from seven special forces witnesses who gave evidence in secret.

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Author: Sky News

He once said he kept out of politics, now he rages against the British government. Helen Rumbelow reports

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Author: Helen Rumbelow

Soldiers who were part of British special forces working in Afghanistan have told a public inquiry of their concerns that Afghans who posed no threat had been murdered in raids against suspected Taliban insurgents, including some aged under 16.

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Author: Michael Holden

The witness, known as N1799, said he still fears for his personal wellbeing after coming forward with the allegations.

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Author: Josh Payne

Public inquiry hears allegation of a ‘deliberate policy’ by special forces of executing Afghan civilians including children

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Author: Robert Mendick,Danielle Sheridan

Inquiry hears elite forces had a ‘kill all males on target whether they posed a threat or not’ policy in Afghanistan

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Author: Dan Sabbagh

The PM warned supporting the Tory’s calls for symbolic vote on an inquiry will ‘kill’ his Government’s plans to bolster safeguards for children.

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Author: David Lynch

Kemi Badenoch supports Robert Jenrick’s remarks as Tories call for national inquiry into child grooming gangs

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Author: Daniel Martin

Editorial: The former Conservative leadership contender has been busy spreading ill-judged ideas about grooming gangs being the fault of ‘people from alien cultures’ with ‘medieval attitudes’. Even if that were a remotely accurate summation, he is short on what to do about it

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Author: Editorial

The youngster was on a route 472 bus on Woolwich Church Road near the junction with the A205 South Circular Road.

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Author: George Lithgow

Shadow justice secretary makes case for second child sexual abuse inquiry, despite ignoring the last one

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Author: John Crace

Health Secretary says he is ‘distressed and ashamed’ as demand shows no signs of letting up

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Author: Michael Searles

Party sources accuse shadow justice minister of xenophobia and ‘toxifying’ Conservative brand with immigration comments

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Author: Jessica Elgot,Eleni Courea,Aamna Mohdin,Chris Osuh

Two stabbings in Woolwich within 24 hours have left a 14-year-old boy dead and an 18-year-old fighting for his life.

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Author: Amy Clarke