The police watchdog is appealing for witnesses in its investigation into the death of a man who entered the River Thames after being Tasered by officers.
A coastguard helicopter also went to the scene.
The rouble pared early losses in volatile Moscow trade on Monday as Russia looked set for its first sovereign default in more than a century after a payment deadline expired and the West promised more actions against Moscow over the Ukraine conflict. The Kremlin rejected the default on Monday, while the Russian finance ministry blamed Western clearing houses. Russia has long said it has the money to pay, calling the default artificial as sanctions block foreign bondholders from receiving the cash.
The three vessels from the GB Row Challenge hoped to collect environmental data.
FIRST Glasgow has announced a pay increase for all drivers in a bid to overcome staff shortages.
Shadow attorney general says Opposition wants to see detail of constitutional recognition proposal before deciding if it will support it
First air strikes on capital in weeks landed hours before allies met in Bavaria
PATIENTS facing lengthy waits for routine treatment should be told if they could be seen sooner by travelling to other NHS facilities in Lancashire, a hospital boss ha said.
It was a sun-drenched love affair between Diana Ross and revellers at Glastonbury on Sunday when the U.S. singer played in the "legends" slot on the final day of the festival. Ross, who is 78, was due to play Glastonbury in 2020 before the pandemic caused the festival to be cancelled for two years. Ross followed in the footsteps of Dolly Parton, Lionel Richie and Kylie Minogue in the Sunday afternoon slot, one of the biggest draws at Worthy Farm.
Senior criminal lawyers in England and Wales on Monday went on strike in a dispute over pay, just days after rail workers staged stoppages and other sectors threatened industrial action.
Mr Johnson has raised eyebrows by revealing he has ambitions to remain in office into the 2030s.
Environment Secretary George Eustice says the government will "pull together" and "focus on the big issues that matter", saying "things can look very different in a year or 18 months time". This comes after a torrid few days for the prime minister, after a pair of by-election defeats and a cabinet resignation renewed questions about his leadership.
Analysis: A price cap on Russian oil and potential famine in Africa are among issues pressing for attention
Von der Leyen told Euronews that Russia was using food "to blackmail all of us, and this is really atrocious."
Sally Bolton, chief executive of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, told reporters that changes to the schedule mean a ‘record crowd’ is expected.
Clarence Thomas suggests overturning Roe v Wade could upend other 14th Amendment protections for marriage equality and other civil rights
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From record winning prize money to banned Russian and Belarusian players, here’s the top talking points for this year’s competition.
From superb golf courses to culinary main courses, this part of Scotlandharbours a wealth of holiday treats, with fabulous restaurants,beautiful beaches and exciting outdoor pursuits for all the family to enjoy.
The presenter thanked NHS doctors after suffering from bowel cancer.
An elderly woman who started working in family planning on the day that Roe v Wade passed has said she never thought she would be back outside the Supreme Court fighting for abortion rights 50 years later. Carol Folk traveled from her assisted living home in Virginia to protest outside the US Supreme Court on Saturday after the nation’s highest court struck down the constitutional right to abortion access and pushed reproductive rights back to the 1970s.
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