Prudhoe councillor Gordon Stewart says residents are continually asking for local police office to be reopened.

Over 1,000 people opposed the plans that would have seen the historic area wiped off the map

A number of homes in the Derbyshire Dales have been empty for more than 10 years, causing a number of issues

He also failed to report a safeguarding issue involving a fellow teacher and pupil's inappropriate relationship

Dozens of activists sentenced to prison in Hong Kong's national security case under Beijing's law, crushing pro-democracy movement.

Russia vetoed UN resolution for Sudan ceasefire, sparking outrage from UK, US, and China over humanitarian crisis.

Ian Williams and Glenn Randall have collectively raised around £10,000 for the Justice 4 the 21 campaign group

The 61-year-old gangland figure is 'taking precautions' over his personal safety amid a whirlwind election bid in the Dublin Central constituency

CJI Sanjiv Khanna cited a past association with the Delhi L-G VK Saxena as the reason for recusal from the case.

A court has heard a group of men with chequered pasts are not making up claims they were abused as boys in a state care home.

The licence of the Nox Bar, formerly TMRW, in The Arcadian in Hurst Street, Birmingham, was suspended after the incident on November 2.

Volunteer driver James Shaw fixed up his classic car to partake in Birmingham's opening ceremony in 2022 - but now feels authority has 'turned its back'

Akali Omeni is also seeking recompense for lost pay and pension contributions.

Will Hindus not vote for a Muslim candidate? Is that why such few Muslims are given tickets? Two constituencies in Mumbai break prevalent stereotypes about these difficult questions.

Sean McGowan will go before the panel again after his case was deferred in May.

The young child was rescued by horrified onlookers who called for the help of emeregency services after spotting him locked inside the dryer as a form of punishment

In the latest documentary which follows Prince William shared his reflections on how his mother’s early lessons around social responsibility shaped the way he views the world and his responsibility for others in it

The union, at its National Executive Council (NEC) meeting recently resolved to call on President Bola Tinubu to intervene in the matter.

One of New Zealand's smallest newspapers is fighting for its life after the local council decided to move most of its advertising to an out-of-town publication.

People are concerned about having to pay the taxman huge amounts of money under new rules

David Toulson died at his flat while celebrating his 40th birthday. His friend, former prison officer James Johnson, was acquitted of his murder

Dean Scanlon was jailed for 15 months

Mukhtar Mohidin was the UK's first big lotto winner, bagging an £18million jackpot at the age of 42 in 1994 - but his life took a tragic turn when the publicity and money went to his head

Supreme Court orders bail for actor Siddique in sexual abuse case, citing delayed complaint and lack of evidence.