National News

Shane Richardson, 29, and Owen Jenner, 21, died after 11 riders fell at the first corner at Oulton Park race track in Cheshire on Monday.

Peter Belcher, aged 101, spoke of ‘relief’ that the war was over.

Charles walked the ‘blue carpet’ and saw a first screening of Ocean With David Attenborough at the Southbank Centre in London on Tuesday.

The Conservatives have called for automatic deportation for people entering Britain via unauthorised routes, and an annual cap on migration.

West Lothian Council said a ‘live criminal investigation’ was ongoing, and it is working with the police and Scottish Government.

More than 270,000 air passenger journeys were disrupted after the airport was closed to all flights.

Stephen Flynn is hoping to win the Aberdeen Deeside and North Kincardine seat, with a number of former SNP MPs also standing for Holyrood.

Israeli officials said cabinet ministers had approved the plan to seize Gaza.

Bronson was the first prisoner to formally ask for a public hearing after rules changed in 2022.

Foreign Office minister Hamish Falconer warned it would lead to the deaths of more innocent civilians and put hostages at ‘greater risk’.

Richard Satchwell told Irish police he had been injured by Tina Satchwell multiple times throughout their marriage, a court has heard.

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband said he wants to turn car parks into ‘solar carports’.

Ministers say the long-coveted agreement will add £4.8 billion a year to the economy by 2040.

Jonathan Reynolds said ‘the world needs a story like this right now’, a month after Donald Trump’s tariffs were announced.

The new installation features 30,000 ceramic poppies from the 2014 Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red artwork.

The Manchester-based co-operative is among a number of retailers, including Marks & Spencer and Harrods, to have been hit by hacks.

His comments follow continuing concerns at the loss of prime fertile land for food production to sun-powered arrays as part of the drive to net zero.

The former Sinn Fein leader said he would not ‘speculate’ on IRA members or rules in Dublin’s High Court.

A forensic pathologist said Albert Alfonso’s torso had 13 stab wounds.

The Our Seas Coalition accused the Scottish Government of having ‘systematically neglected’ the country’s seabed.