1,300 jobs at 22 stores at risk as one of Britain’s oldest department store chains collapses in administration
KPMG has been appointed and will continue to seek a buyer for 139-year-old Beales.
5PM deadline to join Labour to vote for new leader as polls show candidates very close
Everything you need to know about voting for the next Labour Party leader and deputy leader.
New respiratory virus spreads across China and Asia as countries start screening at airports
At least six countries in Asia and three US airports have started screening incoming airline passengers from central China as millions of Chinese travel for Lunar New Year holidays. The UK has not started screening.
Arrests after three stabbed to death in east London knife brawl
90 people died in fatal stabbings in London last year. Nationwide, the number of knife crimes being dealt with by the police and courts are the highest in a decade.
HS2 may cost £106 billion, reveals leaked review, with full high-speed service only in the South
An inquiry found there is ‘considerable risk’ that the project’s cost will rise up to 20% beyond the £81bn-£88bn set out in a report four months ago.
Prince Harry says he and Meghan had ‘no other option’ but stand down
“Our hope was to continue serving the Queen, the commonwealth, and my military associations, but without public funding. Unfortunately, that wasn’t possible.”
CIA and NSA accused of withholding documents that would help impeach Donald Trump
House Intelligence Committee chairman Adam Schiff said the security services appear to be succumbing to pressure from the administration.
German Foreign Office apologises for Twitter immigration joke
‘Being funny is apparently not always our strong suit.’
Tommy Robinson ‘attack’ video admissible in football banning order case
Lawyers acting for Robinson claimed that video footage appearing to show him punching an England football fan was ‘unreliable and unfair’.