President Woodrow Wilson's name will be removed by Princeton Princeton has stripped the name of 28th President Woodrow Wilson from a college and public policy school due to his 'racist thinking.' Princeton University President Christopher Eisgruber announced Saturday the institution will remove Wilson's name from its public policy school and …...Read More

Advertisement The hero police officer injured in a knife attack at a Glasgow hotel has said he will never forget the bloodbath and has praised the bravery of his colleagues from his hospital bed where he remains in a stable condition. Constable David Whyte, 42, was one of six people …...Read More

Police were forced to manage traffic chaos in Leicestershire as hundreds of travellers gathered at an annual horse fair amid the coronavirus pandemic. Mountsorrel was overrun with heavy traffic as hundreds of travellers descended on a small field, which was hosting the annual horse fair. Police were seen attending the …...Read More

Detectives have shared pictures of ten people they want to speak to after 'a minority' of Black Lives Protesters 'were intent on behaving violently'. The Metropolitan Police issued the images following the arrest of 238 people accused of violence during demonstrations across central London. Commander Bas Javid, frontline policing, said: …...Read More

Some have framed the debate in moral terms, arguing that the flag stands in the way of scabbing over the wounds left by the past. Yet the latest efforts for change have gained momentum in large part because of economic considerations, with business and industry leaders saying that the flag …...Read More

For confidential support call the Samaritans on 116123 or visit a local Samaritans branch, see www.samaritans.org for details Damian Hurley has thanked fans for their 'overwhelming kindness' following his father Steve Bing's suicide. The student, 18, took to Instagram on Saturday, where he posted a photograph of himself posing in …...Read More

The number of coronavirus infections in many parts of the United States is more than 10 times higher than the reported rate, according to data released on Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The analysis is part of a wide-ranging set of surveys started by the C.D.C. …...Read More

Vicky Pryce has opened up about how she wore an electronic tag to Parliament and how police laughed at finding £1,400 in her handbag after she was found guilty of perverting justice. Ms Pryce, 67, and former Cabinet minister Chris Huhne were each jailed for eight months after they were …...Read More

Sir Keir Starmer has appointed banker-turned child poverty activist Kate Green MP as Labour's new Shadow Education Secretary today. The Stretford and Urmston MP replaces Rebecca Long Bailey, who was sacked from the frontbench for allegedly peddling an 'anti-Semitic conspiracy theory'. Sir Keir said: 'I'm delighted to appoint Kate Green …...Read More

Illegal ravers across the UK are leaving parks and streets strewn with litter as dozens of lockdown parties spring up in response to restrictions being lifted. Tottenham residents were left furious after finding glass bottles, gas canisters and food all over Bruce Castle Park today after a suspected rave which …...Read More