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Father who confronted PM over NHS says daughter is doing better
A father who confronted Boris Johnson over the state of the NHS when the Prime Minister made a visit to a hospital has said that his daughter is doing better.
Britain basks in last day of summer sunshine
Brits are enjoying the last rays of summer sun before the remains of hurricane Humberto arrive on Monday bringing wet and windy weather.
Jeremy Corbyn under fire over Labour Brexit policy
Labour could go into a general election without a clear position on whether it would support remaining in the European Union in the promised referendum.
NHS hospitals using vintage makeovers to help dementia patients
NHS hospitals are stepping back in time with vintage makeovers to help dementia patients cope with stress and anxiety.
Watson survives bid to oust him as Labour conference begins in chaotic fashion
Jeremy Corbyn’s attempts to portray Labour as a united government-in-waiting have been blown off course by a bitter civil war over the role of his deputy leader Tom Watson.
Climate protesters glue themselves to dual carriageway near Dover
Holidaymakers were caught in huge tailbacks at the Port of Dover on Saturday after Extinction Rebellion protesters imposed a “blockade” amid a heavy police presence.
More than 1,000 children protected from ‘county lines’ exploitation
More than 1,000 children were linked to “county lines” drug dealing over three week-long crackdowns on the crime.
Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson survives attempt to oust him
Deputy Labour leader Tom Watson has survived an attempt to oust him but his post will be reviewed.
Extinction Rebellion protesters block one side of Dover dual carriageway
Extinction Rebellion protesters have occupied one side of a dual carriageway in an attempt to “blockade” the Port of Dover.
Girl with leukaemia inspires team to tackle Serpentine for charity swim
A young girl with leukaemia has inspired a marathon runner with a fear of deep water to take part in an open water swim.
Bitter civil war over deputy leader Watson as Labour conference begins
Labour’s deputy leader Tom Watson faces being ousted as the party’s annual conference was overshadowed by another round of vicious infighting.
What the papers say – September 21
Climate change demonstrations, the future of the Thomas Cook travel company, claims made about Prince Andrew and Labour Party plans are among the stories featured on Saturday’s front pages.
Teenager charged in connection with murder of Meshach Williams in Brent
A 16-year-old boy has been charged with murder in connection with the stabbing death of 21-year-old Meshach Williams in Brent in north-west London in April.
Man charged in connection with double shooting in Wood Green
A London man has been charged with two counts of attempted murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.
Charles to watch parachutists in Netherlands mark Second World War operation
The Prince of Wales will watch European and American parachutists jump into the skies above the Netherlands on Saturday as part of commemorations for the 75th anniversary of Operation Market Garden.
James Herriot novels created ‘misguided’ public view of vets, leaders claim
The much-loved novels of James Herriot have given the public a “misguided” image of the veterinary profession, vet leaders have said.
Labour infighting: Move to oust deputy leader Tom Watson triggers controversy
Moves to oust Tom Watson as Labour’s deputy leader have provoked controversy.
Labour to consider abolishing deputy leader post
A move to abolish the post of Labour’s deputy leader is to be considered by the party’s ruling body.
Brighton MP ‘threatened’ after kissing his boyfriend
An MP has described being threatened in the street by two “young lads” who saw him kissing his boyfriend goodnight.
PM to meet Trump, Macron and Merkel for Brexit and climate talks at UN
Boris Johnson is due to meet Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel as he discusses Brexit, Iran and the climate crisis at the United Nations.
Labour faces Brexit policy battle at party conference
Labour heads into its party conference facing a battle over Brexit policy ahead of a looming general election.
Harry and Meghan attend star-studded Rome wedding before visit to Africa
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were among the star-studded guest list at the wedding of Misha Nonoo and her oil tycoon fiance Michael Hess in Rome on Friday.
Veterans honoured during service to mark 75th anniversary of Battle of Arnhem
British Second World War veterans were among those honoured in front of a crowd of thousands during a night of special commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem.
Epstein accuser says Duke of York ‘knows the truth’ about sex claims
A woman who alleges she was a victim of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein has said she was forced into sexual encounters with the Duke of York, who “knows the truth”.
Jeremy Corbyn rules out coalition in event of hung parliament
Labour will not enter into coalition government with other opposition parties if it is unable to win an overall majority at the next general election, Jeremy Corbyn has said.
Jeremy Corbyn will not get involved over Harriet Harman’s Speaker bid
Jeremy Corbyn has said he will not interfere after local Labour Party members urged Harriet Harman to drop her bid to become the next Commons Speaker.
John Bercow apologises for failing to declare company on MPs’ register
John Bercow has apologised for failing to declare a company on the MPs’ register of interests.
Ryanair strikes called off by pilots’ union
A series of strikes planned by Ryanair pilots have been called off.
Thousands strike for climate change action in NI
Thousands of children and young people took to the streets in Northern Ireland to strike against climate change.
Eight firms approved to bid for Brexit freight contracts
Eight ferry, aviation and rail firms have been approved to bid for Government contracts to import vital medicines into the UK after Brexit.
