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Adam Marchment criticises cost of items such as olive oil and coffee while writing for weekly prisoners magazine.

Murder investigation launched after man in his 20s attacked by group of up to five males in east London.

Barnier's words came days after he gave the UK a two-week ultimatum to reach an agreement on the divorce bill.

Irish singer and songwriter Bob Geldof protested after having to share the Freedom of the City of Dublin honour with Myanmar State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi.

The Church of England has told its 4,700 schools that boys as young as five should be able to wear tiaras as it seeks to curb bullying, especially of trans

Prince Charles is being criticised for a 1986 letter in which he urged the US to 'take on the Jewish lobby' and blamed the 'influx of foreign Jews' for unrest in the Middle East.

West Midlands Ambulance Service has expressed its dismay after someone left an anonymous note on one of its ambulances complaining about parking.

House of Cards actor is thought to have sat on a throne made for the Queen's coronation in 1953, during a Buckingham Palace private visit years ago.

Tens of thousands of taxi journeys - including one costing over £450 - were paid for by taxpayers' money in two years.

A Remembrance Sunday service in Omagh, Northern Ireland has been disrupted after a "suspicious object" was discovered near a cenotaph.

Marks & Spencer switches off Christmas songs and Asda introduces daily festive-free hour to relieve staff from jingle hell

40 Conservative MPs have agreed to sign a letter of no confidence in the prime minister over her lack of control over the party and Brexit negotiations.

Jeremy Corbyn has called on Theresa May to sack foreign secretary Boris Johnson following his 'deeply regrettable error' regarding a Briton's detention in Iran.

Westfield shopping centre was evacuated after reports of a fire. As emergency crews arrived at the scene, panicked shoppers fled the building.

By accompanying Israeli officials to the Golan, and requesting her department to provide aid to the Israeli hospital there, Patel de facto recognised Israel's occupation.

Liberals would do well to examine the growing problems facing young adults in Western democracies today.

Serial domestic abuser Adam McCarthy, 28, killed ex-girlfriend Sophie Ing's pet chihuahua 'outright' during a blazing row at his home in Sunderland, where he also attacked her.

When a conversation became heated, he threatened to post naked images of his then girlfriend onto Instagram.

An Oxford man has been arrested for administering poison with intent to cause grievous bodily harm after police officers attempted to arrest him at his home.

The Met Office predicts that the mercury could dip to as low as -8 degrees Celsius in parts of Scotland.

Six men and three women face offences that include controlling bank accounts and the stealing wages of the people they smuggled to the UK.

Troubled Jeffrey Barry has been jailed for life with a minimum of 23 years after murdering refugee Kamil Ahmed, who lived in the same mental health accommodation in Bristol.

The Kremlin-backed television station has faced criticisms in recent years owing to its controversial viewpoints.

Writer, provocateur and former Birds Eye pitchman Giles Coren received scathing criticism from Twitter users after writing he "feared" his son becoming fat.

A Metropolitan Police detective has said he fears the so-called Croydon Cat Killer could escalate his crimes and begin attacking women and girls.

Women are effectively working for free for the rest of the year. Here's what men have to say about it.

Lord Kerr said Brexit decision can still be changed even if the date UK leaves the EU is written in Withdrawal Bill.

The favoured Patel was to build that big bridge and also encourage more Asians to support or join the Conservative party, which had a white image problem.

Father of two Imran Qureshi, 44, squeezed a 21-year-old nurse's breast and told her "it's what friends do" during a shift at a hospital in Manchester, a medical tribunal heard.