Society and Culture

Worried About Knife Crime? Here Is What You Can Do

Just some of the ways you can help support friends, family and your community.
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If You’re Stabbed In The Street, This Is What Happens In The Seconds, Minutes And Hours After

Emergency responders describe the pressure of racing trying to save a life, as knife crime surges across the country.
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One Of The Women Found In East London Freezer Identified As Mihrican Mustafa

She was a mother of three, Scotland Yard said.
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Piccadilly Gardens In Manchester Cordoned Off And Man Arrested After Suspicious Bag Found

A large area of the city centre has been cleared by police.
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Man Arrested Over Child Sex Abuse Images After Trying To Replace Gravy-Stained Laptop

He'd asked staff to help him transfer files.
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Extinction Rebellion Cost £7m To Police And Caused 'Huge Strain', Says Met Chief

But not curbing climate change will cost trillions in the long run.
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Church Warden And Magician 'Hatched Plot To Seduce Pensioners Before Killing Them'

Food was spiked and "messages from God" were delivered to the vulnerable pair.
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Cruise Ship 'Owned By Church Of Scientology' Quarantined In Caribbean Due To Measles

No one is allowed off or on the boat.
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Only Ministers Can Trigger Criminal Investigation Into Gavin Williamson Sacking, Cressida Dick Says

Met Police chief says Cabinet Office would need to refer the matter for an investigation to take place.
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Julian Assange Will Not Surrender Himself To Extradition

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange spoke via video link from prison to declare that he would not surrender to an extradition request by the United States, where he is charged with "conspiracy to commit computer intrusion". On May 1, Assange was sentenced by a British court to 50 weeks in jail for skipping bail in 2012 when he sought refuge in Ecuador's London embassy, where he stayed for seven years.
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