A new study has found that cats licking each other may be a sign of malice rather than friendship
A new study has found that cats licking each other may be a sign of malice rather than friendship
The BBC’s licence fee income has dropped by more than £1 million over the past decade
Advocacy groups tell The Independent that growing support from MPs and ministers for more ambitious UK-led debt relief is being held back by resistance from the Treasury. Nick Ferris reports
Ten points were discovered around the starting point of the fire, leading authorities to believe the blaze was intentional
Britain’s legal watchdog has upheld a suspension for the International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor over allegations of sexual misconduct, banning him from practicing law in his home country
USA striker Folarin Balogun had his World Cup ban suspended, meaning he was available to play against Belgium
The 28-year-old suspect was re-arrested by counterterror police on Monday
President Donald Trump offers latest update on beleaguered landmark, saying repairs ongoing ‘to fix the scars and damage that was done’ by saboteurs he blames for disaster
Experts believe reducing the masts’ height to below sea level will ease pressure on the wreck’s structure
Counterterrorism police now leading investigation into Ann Widdecombe’s death in light of new evidence