Public reminded to access care as normal in final days of doctors’ strike Members of the public have been urged to seek care as normal over the weekend as resident doctors in England continue their six-day strike. Officials said workers across the NHS “have responded heroically” to the disruption, despite the challenge of finding cover
One dead, 27 injured as bus carrying British tourists crashes in Canary Islands A man has died and four people have been seriously injured after a bus carrying 27 British tourists crashed in the Canary Islands, according to the local government. Emergency services were deployed to the scene of the crash off the GM-2 road
Harry facing defamation claim from Sentebale charity, court records show The Duke of Sussex is being sued for defamation by the Sentebale charity he co-founded, according to High Court records. Online court filings show that Harry is a defendant in a libel or slander claim alongside Mark Dyer, a former trustee. No documents are currently
Melania Trump denies ‘false’ Jeffrey Epstein smears in public statement US first lady Melania Trump has denied ties to the paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein and called for survivors to be able to give evidence to Congress. Mrs Trump made the remarks in a rare public statement at the White House and it was not immediately clear what
Lebanon must be included in Iran ceasefire agreement, Yvette Cooper to say Lebanon must be included in the ceasefire agreement between the United States and Iran, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper will say in a speech to City leaders on Thursday evening. Addressing an event at the Mansion House, the Foreign Secretary will also warn there
Katie Price banned from driving again over 80mph speeding ticket Katie Price has been banned from driving for the seventh time after failing to respond to police letters about an 80mph speeding ticket. The former glamour model, 47, has received bans totalling more than six years since she was first disqualified in 2010. Her latest
UK hits highest early April temperature in 80 years Wednesday was the hottest day recorded in the first half of April since 1946 Temperatures reached a high of 26.5C in Kew Gardens, south west London, the forecaster said. The record temperature is the highest recorded in the United Kingdom during the first half of April
Man, 21, killed in Primrose Hill stabbing named by police A 21-year-old man killed in one of two double stabbings on Tuesday has been named by police. Finbar Sullivan was fatally stabbed in a fight in Primrose Hill, north London, in the early evening and despite the efforts of paramedics he was pronounced dead at
Diesel tops 190p a litre but US-Iran ceasefire raises hopes of price stability The UK’s average price of diesel has surpassed 190p a litre, having surged by more than a third since the start of the Iran war, new figures show. But experts said the ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran has raised hopes
Doctor strikes ‘deliberately timed to cause havoc’, says NHS chief Resident doctor strikes have been “deliberately timed to cause havoc”, the head of the NHS has said. Medics in training across England from the British Medical Association (BMA) have begun the second day of a walkout in a row over pay and jobs. Sir Jim