21st November

The health secretary's review follows research suggesting oximeters work less well in darker-skinned people.

MPs from north of England vent rage in emergency call with minister Gillian Keegan amid backbench fury at costs faced by less well-off pensioners

The jury in the homicide trial cleared him on Friday morning of five felony charges after four days of deliberations

New analysis suggested that the number of people dying while detained under the Mental Health Act had increased during the pandemic

NHS sources told i that disagreements between the local NHS trust and the Government led to a crucial delay of several weeks in declaring a critical incident in the county

Kyle Rittenhouse killed two men and injured a third at racial justice protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Two of the men convicted of the 1965 killing did not get the justice they deserved, prosecutor says.

So @yorklibdems and @YorkGreens vote unanimously to permanently exclude Blue Badge Holders from York City Centre. A sad, sad day for York. pic.twitter.com/r7EQj4N5RB— Cllr Jonny Crawshaw (@JonnyPolitics) November 18, 2021

International rescue effort brings 130 young footballers and their families to London after Taliban takeover

The government has provided another twist in the farcical saga of Mexborough’s Shimmer estate

In Sudan, at least 15 people were killed when security forces moved in to stop street protests, according to medics.

Labour says the move to change the way care costs are covered will hit the poorest hardest.

The companies were chosen to supply protective equipment in the early stages of the pandemic.

High profile cases of sexual assault are bringing more women together to talk about gender-based violence

Lord O’Neill questioned Boris Johnson’s claims that his downgraded rail plan will boost both journey speeds and capacity.

Eighteen years after the repeal of Section 28, almost one in five (17 per cent) teachers are still uncomfortable with LGBT topics.

Oakeshott’s tweet is a perfect example of why the ‘handsy’ behaviour of men has been tolerated for so long

Anger in northern England and Midlands, with high-speed Leeds-Manchester line also not going ahead

‘When someone notified me that she was dead, I stood in my driveway screaming’, Mamie Mitchell recalled of her friend’s death

French Embassy in London contested claim in ‘joint statement’

The chancellor speaks of a dramatic situation as European governments respond to a surge in cases.

Toni Wilson is taking the Department for Work and Pensions to tribunal next month after her claim for Employment Support Allowance (ESA) was rejected following a year-long wait for an in-person assessment

Two women, one of them a Tory MP, allege Stanley Johnson smacked and groped them.

Kickstart offers funding for employers creating jobs for 16 to 24-year-olds on Universal Credit – but just 100,000 of the 250,000 targeted roles have been filled

The City Academy is one of the first school's to use the curriculum which promotes diversity.

Wild conspiracy theories, distortions and misinformation about trans issues are spreading like wildfire online.

Japan’s world No 1 joins other athletes in voicing concern for Peng, who has not been seen since accusing ex-vice-premier of sexual assault

David Meller’s company was among 47 awarded PPE contracts after referrals from politicians and officials