Liverpool parade attack: Paul Doyle sentenced to more than 21 years for using car as weapon against celebrating crowd – as it happened Driver’s previous assault convictions listed at sentencing hearing together with victim statements
Driver who hit Liverpool parade said to have had history of explosive violence Paul Doyle had previous serious convictions and was described as a ‘live wire’ by a Royal Marines colleague
‘It hasn’t sunk in – maybe it never will’ – Liverpool parade ‘hero’ recalls day of terror Dan Barr, a former soldier, describes how he climbed into the driver’s vehicle and brought an end to the rampage
UK spying laws could result in overreach and real harm, says review Jonathan Hall KC warns of people being wrongly investigated and of impact on journalists and thinktanks
Starmer’s communications chief to address cabinet on media strategy overhaul Exclusive: David Dinsmore to advise ministers as they step up efforts to combat far-right rhetoric online
Ministers to back regulation of England’s funeral industry after scandals Demands for oversight grow after inquiry calls sector an ‘unregulated free for all’ and families seek stronger safeguards
One in nine teenagers in England and Wales asked to handle drugs, weapons or money Youth Endowment Fund survey finds a quarter of 13- to 17-year-olds are enticed or scared into committing crimes
‘We are reclaiming that light’: Hanukah celebrations tinged with sadness at Heaton Park synagogue Community mourns terror attack in Bondi beach, just months after two killed at site of event in Greater Manchester
Police face super-complaint in England and Wales over lengthy delays in sexual offence investigations Campaign groups warn prolonged inquiries are retraumatising survivors
US puts £31bn tech ‘prosperity deal’ with Britain on ice Pledge to invest billions in UK paused, with Washington citing lack of progress on trade barriers across pond