Part of Scotland Yard's public website was disrupted as thousands of masked protesters converged on central London

Walkers Crisps follows suppliers of Marmite, Typhoo tea and KitKats in saying weak post-Brexit pound may force price rises

Estate agent is said to have shown police two further burial sites after police allegedly found Kala Brown chained inside a shipping container and her boyfriend Charles Carver in a shallow grave

Firms linked to The Hospital Group and Europe’s biggest cosmetic surgery hospital are going into administration. Dozens of women fear they will get nothing while former owners ‘paid themselves millions’

Test case fails despite coming after a Supreme Court ruling suggested that hundreds of convictions were unsafe because the law had been wrongly interpreted for more than 30 years

Discovery of suspect rucksack led to North Greenwich underground station being put on lockdown for eight hours

Star claimed he suffered 'distress and damage to his reputation' after being arrested over the death of Stuart Lubbock in 2001

If convicted, Sharbat Gula, photographed as a 12-year-old refugee in 1984, faces a possible 14-year jail sentence

The unaccompanied children are being let in under an Immigration Act amendment proposed by Lord Dubs, who came to Britain as a child refugee from Nazi Germany

The EU is 'considering threatening Russia with sanctions' over the bombardment of besieged Aleppo

If it follows normal navigation rules, 'the most powerful Russian naval task force to sail in northern Europe since 2014' will pass through the British side of the Channel - hours after Theresa May demanded 'a robust stance in the face of Russian aggression'

But Office for National Statistics says most of the rise is due to changes in police recording practices. Hillsborough victims included in homicide figures for the first time following inquest’s unlawful killing verdict

Long list of remarks by the US Presidential hopeful includes: 'She's a dog,' 'a big fat pig' and 'ugly'.  But he says he cherishes women and was referring to a Fox news anchor's nose when he said she had 'blood coming out of her wherever'. 

New figures suggest that the rise in hate crime seen after the EU referendum wasn't just confined to racism or Islamophobia

Campaigners talk of 'a dangerous place for democracy' and raise fears of political debate becoming vulnerable to 'capture' by a small, influential 'millionaires club'

One teenager remains on bail in connection with the possible hate crime in Harlow, Essex