Hundreds of people have been caught drink-driving at least four times, sparking calls for ministers to consider forcing reoffenders to have breathalysers fitted to their cars.

A new report says people on Universal Credit who increase their wages can end up worse off because they are earning too much to continue getting other help such as free school meals

California voters are considering whether to roll back some of the criminal justice reforms enacted a decade ago as concerns about mass incarceration give way to public anger over property crime and a fentanyl crisis that has plagued the state since the covid-19 pandemic hit.

A total of 27,837 British drivers were convicted of the offence multiple times in the 11 years to July 20, official figures reveal.

British children under the age of ten are being reported to counter terrorism police because of extremist material they are seeing on social media, a top cop warned.

Changes in the seasons can affect a pet's mood, making it essential to adjust our routines. Ignoring it can lead to anxiety and reinforce negative behaviours

We explore the laws on using Ring door bells as front door cameras increasingly used across city for extra protection

Some rules are confusing but not understanding will not prevent you from getting a fine

'It is a shame' health officer says as questions asked how to improve consultation feedback

Experts believe the strain could become dominant this winter

DWP wants people to act before midnight for payments

Birmingham City Council acknowledged it may be a worrying time for victims of domestic abuse

"I know you don’t support the rapists and murderers of Hamas and Hezbollah, but your leaders do. You deserve more. Israel stands with you."

New rates for infringements are in place to keep up with inflation, but Auckland's mayor wants the government to go further.

The Justice Secretary has asked the parole board to reconsider the decision to free evil killer Steven Ling who tortured, raped and murdered Joanne Tulip on Christmas Day.

The Lord Chancellor has asked the Parole Board to reconsider its recommendation that Steven Ling, who has served 27 years in prison for the 1997 murder of Joanne Tulip, should be released into the community

Hostage families call on the government to table a UK plan to get their relatives released.

While the cut off date has passed, Auckland Council says it may give consideration to homeowners in special circumstances.

The family says their son wasn’t given the choice to opt out of the service, and they feel religion was imposed on him in a public school.

Locals say it is a major issue

Powers designed to deal with troublemakers won't be introduced

Dalmation Ayanda and her owner Sonja Shepherd volunteer for the charity Therapet

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Some people are having to make the changeover four years earlier than expected

"I don’t know what has happened to the education system"

The DWP has shared a "support for families" update as it strives to make sure "children get the maintenance they deserve".