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Christopher O’Malley was speaking at the Fatal Accident Inquiry into the blaze at the luxury hotel in 2017 which claimed the lives of two men.
The Akademi Pashin was tracked through the Dover Strait by HMS Mersey.
Andy Burnham said the constitution of the UK needed to be ‘completely rewired’.
The West Midlands has become the latest region of England to be declared in drought.
The cost-of-living crisis appears set to dominate the latest hustings clash between Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak.
The Premier League footballer denies eight counts of rape, one of attempted rape and one of sexual assault relating to seven young women.
The former head of security has accused the company of risking US national security.
The British Red Cross has been supporting Ukrainian refugees since their arrival earlier this year.
James Bascoe-Smith was knocked off a bicycle and repeatedly stabbed by masked men, the Old Bailey heard.
The Prime Minister said Russia must not be allowed to annex any Ukrainian territory and must pull its troops out of the ‘entirety’ of the country.
Merseyside Police said Olivia Pratt-Korbel was shot in the chest in the incident at her home in Knotty Ash, Liverpool.
Deaths in the latest wave have peaked at a lower level than in previous waves.
The Facebook post by Plaid Cymru councillor Jon Scriven has been criticised for being anti-English.
It comes amid a summer of significant industrial action as leading unions have raised worries over declines in real pay amid soaring inflation.
The Platinum trial will be the first randomised controlled trial of a treatment for monkeypox in humans in the world.
The political journalist spoke to British Vogue for its September issue.
The National Cyber Security Centre has published new guidance for construction firms to help them better protect themselves from cyber attacks.
This year’s figure of 43,590 is the highest since at least 2013, and compares with 31,790 seeking higher education at the same point last year.
A combination of factors could have caused the spike, not just the increase in heat.
Waste workers in the capital are on strike following a 3.5% pay offer which unions have called ‘derisory’ and ‘pathetic’.
