62 m. ago The modern slavery loophole that let an Albanian serial burglar stay in Britain to rob again and again

Lorenc Hysa, 32, used his freedom during the drawn-out legal process to carry out a spree of burglaries in Kent, where he 'ruthlessly' targeted precious jewellery.

Politics

2 h. ago Piers Morgan says he would be interested in running for prime minister

The former Good Morning Britain presenter has said he would take a tough approach to leadership

Politics

2 h. ago Major pension funds and insurers launch new partnership to help drive growth

The Sterling 20 will be established at the Regional Investment Summit in Birmingham on Tuesday.

Economics

2 h. ago Autumn house price bounce is lower than usual in October, says Rightmove

There has not been enough pent-up momentum or recent positive sentiment to spur the usual autumn bounce in property prices, Rightmove said.

Politics

2 h. ago Rachel Reeves urged to hike tax on banks’ 'bumper profits' to raise cash

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is being urged to increase tax on banks’ 'bumper profits' to raise investment for Britain's strugglinh hospitals, schools and local councils.

Economics

2 h. ago New bone health campaign supported by Queen targets millions of Britons

The Great British Bone Check has been launched by the Royal Osteoporosis Society.

Science

6 h. ago Defensive woes a bigger headache for Slot than getting Isak and Salah to fire | Andy Hunter

Record signing and Liverpool talisman continue to toil but it is crumbling foundations at back where real problems lieThe time has come to start judging Alexander Isak fairly as a £125m Liverpool centre forward, Arne Slot said on Friday. In that case judgment must be harsh but, as Britain’s most expensive footballer sat alongside Mohamed Salah on the Liverpool bench while the Premier League champions tried in vain to force an equaliser against Manchester United without them, it was not Slot’s misfiring forward line that warranted the fiercest criticism at Anfield. His defensive foundation has evaporated.Yes, Isak was largely anonymous in the No 9 role and Salah again poor as his individual toils continued against the club he usually plunders. The Sweden international had his first shot on target in the Premier League as a Liverpool player in the 35th minute, well saved by United’s latest goalkeeper Senne Lammens. Salah squandered a glorious second-half chance in front of the Kop and...

Events

8 h. ago F1 chief says what he really thinks about US Grand Prix as announcement made over future

The United States Grand Prix is here to stay for another decade and F1 is targeting 'exponential' growth in the US market following a mega-money TV deal with Apple

Sport

10 h. ago Cops handcuff Britain's Got Talent hopeful, 17, while busking in town centre

A young singer who auditioned for the ITV competition show Britian's Got Talent was handcuffed by a police office while singing in the street in Greater Manchester

Politics

12 h. ago 'I'm Britain's biggest paranormal expert – this is what you should do this Halloween'

BROCARDE'S TERRIFYING TRAVELS: Daily Star's paranormal columnist Brocarde has travelled near and far for some ultimate scares. Here, she shares how to get the best spooky thrills this Halloween

Politics

13 h. ago A walk down Reform Road: The migrants who live there tell ROBERT HARDMAN why they are backing Farage in a snapshot of modern Britain

Within a minute of arriving on Reform Road, the very first person I meet suggests that what started as a bit of a joke might have some substance to it.

Events

13 h. ago How the west can stop the global south being strangled by debt | Heather Stewart

Labour would do well to remember its manifesto promise to revive Britain’s global leadership on developmentWith borrowing costs rising and western governments including the UK cutting their aid budgets, unsustainable debts are driving a development crisis across the global south.In the latest evidence, Ethiopia last week faced the threat of being sued by its creditors in the English courts, after long-running negotiations about restructuring $1bn (£740m) of its debt collapsed. Continue reading...

Events

13 h. ago Britain’s first NFL cheerleader wowed Wembley and appeared in James Bond flick

Holly Warden became the first British NFL cheerleader in 2016 when she joined the Miami Dolphins and even starred in a James Bond movie with her talents

Politics

13 h. ago Coronation Street fans rumble Lisa Swain's 'plan' for 'evil' Becky as she's 'no fool'

The detective sergeant has been worrying some viewers of the ITV soap when it comes to her former partner

Politics

14 h. ago ‘Nothing has changed since Brexit – we’ve been sold down the river,’ say Britain’s exasperated fishermen

Martin Gilbert regularly works 14 hours a day to make a living, while competing with large EU vessels that destroy his gear

Politics

14 h. ago A waiting list of thousands, and just five new homes for social rent: this city shows the depth of Britain’s housing crisis | John Harris

Liverpool was once praised for its tolerance, but housing shortages are driving fearful, unsettling behaviours – and people are blaming outsidersHere is the dream, if you can afford it: gleaming apartments, close to Liverpool’s waterfront, complete with penthouse swimming pools with views of the north Wales mountains, and sumptuous rooftop gardens. They are mostly bought by investors who then rent them to local professionals: three years ago, a report on early sales of flats in one development said that 40% of early buyers were from Australia, China or Singapore.Ten minutes’ walk away, you can witness a very different spectacle. Every Monday night, a charity called Liverpool In Arms hands out food in the city centre, to queues of people. Some are homeless; others have a house or flat to live in, but can’t afford to eat. While I was reporting on the city’s housing crisis for the Guardian’s video series Anywhere But Westminster, I watched its volunteers in action for the best part of ...

Society

14 h. ago Dozens of migrants are returned to France under Labour's 'one in, one out' deal.... as hundreds more arrive in Britain on small boats

The Home Office confirmed that the returns this week had taken the total number deported under the deal to 42.

Economics

14 h. ago Moment Britain's Got Talent hopeful, 17, is arrested by police and fined £1,000 for busking

Charlie Wilson, 17, was cuffed by a police officer and threatened with a £1,000 fine while he was busking in the town centre of Bury, Greater Manchester.

Events

14 h. ago 'I'm Britain's first NFL cheerleader – it was like being in the army'

Holly Warden made history by becoming Britain's first ever NFL cheerleader in 2016 and admitted the seemingly perfect job came with its own challenges

Politics

15 h. ago Britain's Got Talent hopeful arrested while busking in Greater Manchester

Charlie Wilson, 17, was stunned when an officer slapped him in handcuffs

Events