During Partition, 75 years ago, those who had to leave their homes in West Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir, and settle in Jammu and Kashmir, had to live as refugees in their own homeland, devoid of the right to cast their vote.

Jamie ‘Iceman’ Stevenson orchestrated the plot to bring the drugs from South America to Scotland.

Jamie Stevenson made a fortune from trafficking drugs linked to hundreds of deaths in Scotland.

In the 12 months to August, 310,007 emergency 999 calls were received, an average of 847 calls a day

Border Force officers at the Port of Dover seized 18 consignments of bananas addressed to Glasgow Fruit Market

One of the UK's most wanted men who plotted to smuggle £76 million of cocaine into Britain from Ecuador in consignments of bananas has been jailed for 20 years.

One of the UK's most wanted men who plotted to smuggle £76 million of cocaine into Britain from Ecuador in consignments of bananas has been jailed for 20 years.

Five gang members - Lloyd Cross, David Bilsland, Paul Bowes, Ryan McPhee and Gerard Carbin - were sentenced at the High Court of Glasgow today.

Female dhakis challenge gender norms by playing traditional drums at Durga Puja, inspiring others to break barriers.

James Stevenson, 59, has been jailed for 20 years

A Stockport family say they've been left waiting months for a suitable home.

Jo O'Farrell feared for her three sleeping children after realising burglars had got into their Merseyside home before making off with keys to their house and their Mercedes.

Officers attempting to prevent the unrest were spat at and had a bottle hurled at them

At least two families have turned in their own children after spotting them help trash the convenience stores in a terrifying series of raids.

New research from Rice University's Kinder Institute for Urban Research finds that nearly 50% of Harris County residents said they have been a victim of a crime or legal incident at some point in their ...

Writer Kate Ruby reveals what happened when her workplace friendship turned toxic, which made her feel increasingly lonely and created a frosty atmosphere in the office

Scarred by her early experience with a TV Licensing inspector, Mirror columnist Siobhan McNally supports Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy's plan to stop the 1,000 prosecutions a week of mostly women caught at home with their kids watching telly without a BBC licence