Allotment searches continue in investigation into ‘no body’ murder of 54-year-old man
Police are continuing their investigations into the ‘no body’ murder of a 54-year-old Latvian national who was living in Lynn this week.
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Ex scout leader found guilty of child sexual offences after 27 years on run
A former scout leader and school housemaster has been found guilty of numerous sexual offences against young boys after spending 27 years on the run using a stolen identity..
Asylum application system struggling to cope after 485 surge in appeals
A surge in the number of failed asylum seekers appealing against their rejections has left the system struggling to cope, figures have revealed..
PM faces backbench discontent as Labour prepares to overhaul benefits system
Sir Keir Starmer faces mounting backbench discontent as the Government prepares to announce sweeping changes to the welfare system this week..
Plans to demolish sports pavilion given green light
Plans to demolish a 70-year-old sports pavilion have been given the green light, leaving football players temporarily without changing facilities.
Jack Draper feels Indian Wells title is big moment as he eyes more success
Jack Draper savoured the biggest win of his career after the British number one defeated Holger Rune in straight sets to be crowned Indian Wells champion and win his first ATP Masters 1000 title..
British women to sue the UK over the Chagos Islands
Theyre opposed to the decision to hand the islands over to Mauritius.
Smart glasses will be future of computing Meta executives say
The future of computing will revolve around smart glasses and headsets powered by AI and able to help users with everything they do throughout the day, Meta executives have suggested..
Interest rates set to stay at 45 as Bank of England faces fog of uncertainty
The Monetary Policy Committee are said to be taking a gradual approach.