50 minutes ago Mattresses, wooden crates and plastic bags litter exclusive Park Lane patch after traveller site opposite £1k

The patch of grassland at the heart of the capital, where the average property price is around £12million, has been frequented by tents for more than a decade.

Economics

53 minutes ago London Luton Airport unveils change that takes pain out of clearing security

London Luton Airport unveils change that takes pain out of clearing security  Metro.co.uk

Events

54 minutes ago Abu Sayyaf: Militants jailed for life for mass kidnapping of tourists from tropical island resort

Abu Sayyaf militants armed with rifles and machetes, traveled by speedboats from their Philippine jungle strongholds

Events

62 minutes ago Woman forced to leave condemned flat slams “special treatment” given to neighbour who refuses to move

Nick Wisniewski, 68, is the last resident in a council housing scheme due to be demolished.

Politics

72 minutes ago UK unions could seek bargaining rights with just 2% of workers as members  

Ministers will consult on range of measures aimed at easing representation

Economics

72 minutes ago Council pay talks ‘closed’, says Swinney as school strikes hit his constituency

Unison has targeted action in Perth and Kinross, closing primary schools and nurseries this week.

Events

73 minutes ago New Glasgow skate park would be a welcome addition to Scotland's 'infrastructure of stoke'

From skateparks to artificial surfing waves, the rise of fun facilities across Scotland speaks of a desire to create pockets of utopia, writes Roger Cox

Politics

93 minutes ago Woman ‘terrified’ after ruling upheld that her daughter’s killer should be freed

The board was asked by Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood to reconsider its recommendation that farm worker Steven Ling should be released.

Events

99 minutes ago Air Passenger Duty may go up in Reeves’s Budget – could the ‘Inverness Immunity’ come to an end?

Plane Talk: Why it’s not always a good idea to tax the traveller until the pips squeak

Politics

2 hours ago I've been in business for 40 years and have never felt as desperate as I do under Labour... I fear staff will take more sick days than ever before

Nimisha Raja (Pictured) has revealed she feels more desperate than ever under Labour rule as she fears staff will take 'more sick days than ever before' amid new controversial workers' rights reforms. 

Politics