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Forensic officers are searching a caravan site around three miles from where a newlywed policeman was dragged along by a vehicle before he died.

A police officer who was murdered while responding to a reported burglary in Berkshire was a newlywed due to go on his honeymoon next week.

Further blustery showers are forecast for the next few days across the UK and forecasters have dampened hopes of a Bank Holiday heatwave.

Sajid Javid is considering switching the stamp duty burden from buyers on to sellers as he considers a shake-up of taxes ahead of his first budget as chancellor.

A seaside town is planning to install public toilets that will stop sexual activity by spraying amorous occupants with water and sounding an alarm.

Empty high street shops should be given to start-ups and community projects to help reverse the "economic decay" of Britain's town centres, Jeremy Corbyn has said.

Young musicians are leading the revival of jazz music as streaming sites like Spotify report a growth in the number of people under 30 listening to the genre.

The Treasury is to slap Standard Chartered, the emerging markets lender, with a multimillion-pound fine for failing to prevent sanctions breaches, dealing a further blow to the FTSE-100 bank's reputation.

A depressed mother who drowned her toddler twins after her marriage broke down has been jailed for 10 years.

A British beautician has been charged with killing a woman through a botched buttocks injection in New York.