Rahul Gandhi emerges as a potential new leader for the Congress party, aiming to rejuvenate its legacy and challenge the current government. Emphasis on the need for a…

Gary Neville’s Leeds restaurant has gone into liquidation with £1million debts including £519,000 owed in taxes. The restaurant, called Man Behind the Curtain, was launched in 2014 and was run by chef Michael O’Hare, with Neville owning 50 per cent. The restaurant was awarded a Michelin star in October 2015, as well as three AA Rosettes in 2016 and attracted investment from Neville.

The brother of Suzy Lamplugh has said his family will never get closure after the prime suspect in his sister’s murder case died in prison. John Cannan died in custody this week at the age of 70, some 22 years after he was named as the prime suspect in the 1986 disappearance of 25-year-old Suzy. Ms Lamplugh’s brother Richard, 64, said he was ‘not mourning John Cannan’ but had been left instead mourning the ‘loss of him ever giving us closure’.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson was last night accused of taking a ‘simplistic’ approach after she said that top exam results alone will not make children ‘happy’. Laying out her vision for schooling in her first address to academy trust leaders since Labour came to power, Mrs Phillipson said that while a string of A* grades may ‘open important doors’, pupils need a ‘wider’ set of goals for a ‘healthy and happy life’. In a clear swipe at the Tories’ former regime, she accused them of having ‘tunnel vision’ when it comes to exam results – and said she wanted to promote ‘collaboration’ rather than ‘competition’.

A celestial sign in the sky serves as both a call and a warning, indicating impending challenges. The protagonist grapples with the duality of existence, feeling trapped between…

The spreading of a ‘dangerous narrative’ around the shooting of Chris Kaba by those in authority risked undermining British justice, the head of Scotland Yard has warned. Sir Mark Rowley suggested ‘people with huge influence’ had damaged trust in police after several Labour politicians, including Jeremy Corbyn, Diane Abbott and Bell Ribeiro-Addy called for ‘justice’ when the gangster was shot dead on September 5, 2022. Police marksman Sergeant Martyn Blake was later acquitted of murder in just three hours by jurors who decided it was lawful to shoot the 24-year-old through the windscreen after Kaba tried to use an Audi Q8 as a ‘battering ram’, almost running over officers in his bid to escape police.