The latest headlines in your inbox twice a day Monday – Friday plus breaking news updates A Euston homeowner has lost a High Court challenge to the HS2 project after claiming a tunnel design is flawed and at risk of causing “catastrophic collapse”. Campaigner Hero Granger-Taylor brought judicial review proceedings against the major rail project […]
Free travel ban for under-18s 'unlikely before end of time period'
The newest headlines in your inbox twice a day Monday – Friday plus breaking information updates Controversial plans to withdraw free bus and Tube travel from London kids and youngsters are unlikely to be imposed before the college summer time holidays begin subsequent month, the Standard understands. It got here as Transport Secretary Grant Shapps […]
Coronavirus infection cases fall by more than half in England to 53,000, ONS analysis shows
The latest headlines in your inbox twice a day Monday – Friday plus breaking news updates Coronavirus infection levels are falling sharply, a new survey revealed today, raising hopes that lockdown could be eased more quickly and people may be able to go on summer holidays. The number of people with Covid-19 in England was […]
Belly Mujinga: Prosecutors asked to review evidence in coronavirus-linked death of railway worker
The Crown Prosecution Service has been asked to review evidence into the coronavirus-related death of railway worker Belly Mujinga. The British Transport Police said the case was not being reopened but that a request for evidence to be reviewed was “in recognition of wider public interest”. Ms Mujinga died in April, a few weeks after […]
Madeleine McCann: Owner of phone number that called German paedophile on night of disappearance is named
The name of the owner of the phone used to call the German paedophile suspected of killing Madeleine McCann shortly before she disappeared was apparently revealed today — amid hopes it could lead to a “crucial witness”. The Portuguese daily Jornal de Noticias said the phone from which Christian Brückner was called just over an […]
CPS asked to look at death of Belly Mujinga who died ‘after being spat at’
Belly Mujinga was spat at while at work on the raiway network The Crown Prosecution Service has been asked to review evidence into thedeath of railway worker Belly Mujinga in ‘recognition of wider public interest’, although the case is not being reopened, the British Transport Police said. Ms Mujinga was reportedly spat at while at work by a […]
