By Sam Greenhill and Inderdeep Bains Published: 19:01 EDT, 11 October 2024 | Updated: 20:20 EDT, 11 October 2024 A senior naval officer was given a gong in the King’s Honours List while under investigation in the sex pest scandal that engulfed the submarine service, the Mail can reveal. Embarrassingly …

Two of Warrington’s town centre restaurants, Pendergast’s Steakhouse and Vandal, have recently been awarded silver and bronze at the Taste Cheshire Awards. Pendergast’s Steakhouse, located at 15 Cairo Street, won a silver award for the Best Large Restaurant and were also finalists for Best Newcomer. Vandal, located at Palmyra Square, …

Britain has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to win the America’s Cup for the first time in its 173-year history, skipper Ben Ainslie said on Monday, and the team are going to “give it everything” when they square up to New Zealand. A message of encouragement from Britain’s Princess of Wales, a …

A man has been jailed for 20 weeks after he breached a criminal behaviour order banning him from Rushmoor for two years. Daniel Jankovic, 27, of no fixed abode, was charged with breaching the order, which had been issued on April 18 last year, after he was spotted on Holly …

An 83-year-old man who worked as a cleaner for the Post Office for more than 30 years has been found to have died as a result of exposure to asbestos. Joseph Chumnery, who was born in the West Indies in 1940 before moving to the UK aged 19 or 20, …

Sat 12 October 2024 8:00, UK David Sullivan is unhappy with his position at West Ham amid rumours of a possible takeover, according to the club’s former scout. Mick Brown, who worked as a senior scout at the London Stadium until David Moyes’ departure in the summer, exclusively told Football …

New photos have captured the stunning progress of a multi-million Nottingham project that is replacing what was once voted the ‘ugliest’ building in the city. The Bendigo building, on the corner of Bath Street and Brook Street on the border of the city centre, Sneinton and St Ann’s, was knocked …

A Telegraph investigation in April found Chinese factories were offering to flood Britain with forged stamps in what security experts described as an “act of economic warfare”.  The data log, obtained under Freedom of Information laws, shows the Post Office recorded 27 accusations that postmasters were selling fake stamps between …

One may imagine the dinner table at Buckingham Palace features a spread of the world’s finest delicacies and luxurious dishes.  However, the reality of what the Royal Family enjoys to eat seems very different to a regal feast.  For breakfast, porridge topped with honey is on the menu for Queen Camilla ,  …

A Surrey woman who says her town has been suffering from an unreliable Royal Mail post service for more than four months has said that the situation has left her “fuming”. Every day Emma Hensby waits to hear the sound of the postman but is often disappointed. Her flat in …