Andy Burnham government confirms new £12,000 rule for anyone under 65 from April 2027

Murder accused told friend ‘street fight stab victim’ was ‘in the wrong place at wrong time’

A jury has heard comments made by a mum accused of murdering a man outside her home just hours after a birthday party she hosted.

‘It means a lot to us’: Bistro added to Michelin Guide after only one year

A restaurant which only launched last year has been added to the prestigious Michelin Guide, brining Kent’s total on the list to 27.

Beyond the Rose Garden and the military review, Trump and Xi get down to business

After weeks of frustration, delays and posturing, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump got down to business on Thursday, kicking off their high-stakes summit, Xi’s first on US soil since 2015. The two started the morning with a formal arrival ceremony on the White House South Lawn and Rose Garden that included nearly 500 military personnel, the Chinese and American national anthems played by the US Marine Band and opening remarks from both leaders. Both leaders sought to...

Couple fear pet cat was 'murdered' after grim discovery in letterbox

Max's heartbroken owners claim their beloved tabby was killed intentionally in a 'targeted attack'

Just one to go as second mast removed from sunken bomb ship

Just one mast of a sunken bomb ship remains protruding from the water off Kent’s coast after the removal of the second of the three steel structures.

Ryanair flight forced to turn back after passenger hands crew multiple 'sheets of paper'

Ryanair said its Porto to Dublin flight returned after a 'false security report', then resumed its journey

Justice catches up with vile predator who used a 'false pretext of love and care'

'During one of the instances of abuse, the girl was still wearing her school uniform'

Mum-of-two dies after suspected battery fire sends family home up in flames

Leah Wagstaff tragically lost her life in the fire, while her son is in critical condition after flames ripped through the family home in Kent

Dunelm shoppers race to buy £12 fridge storage solution to keep food 'fresh for longer'

"Fab box to keep my fruit in well made sturdy box, With seal tight lid will keep items fresh for longer."

'ICE only needs one officer…': Witness reveals how Flock AI cameras can be misused at Senate hearing

'Worst 13 days…': Witness breaks down as she reveals how Flock photo sparked her wrongful arrest

Is communism making a comeback in America? Bishop Barron revives Fulton Sheen’s 1950s, Cold War-era warning as the archbishop is beatified nearly five decades after his death

Fulton J. Sheen is set to be beatified in St. Louis, marking a major step toward sainthood. His legacy is revisited as discussions on communism arise in contemporary American politics. Bishop Robert Barron emphasizes the relevance of Sheen's anti-communist views for today's leaders. Sheen's media career in evangelization influences current religious communication strategies. A recognized miracle underpins his beatification celebration, linking his religious ministry to contemporary issues.