As South West Water defends a court action from a Devon swimmer, it also claims it has no legal duty to keep waters clean

Locals, politicians and business leaders call on Government to implement surge testing in G7 Covid clusters as young hospitality staff fall ill forcing the closure of dozens of businesses

Despite a call to arms from local Tory chairman, not a single Conservative supporter shows up for last-gasp 5am push for votes, but Lib Dem activists are up bright and early with leaflets to post

Those who sold their homes along the cancelled northern leg of HS2 may have to pay significantly more to buy them back

Leading scientific advisers believe a failure of ministers to take advice in April 2021 has led to millions suffering

Simon Jupp confirm his campaign manager Oliver Kerr bought domain names in Lib Dem opponent's name before directing them to the Tory's website

Government has failed to tell HS2 manager to stop buying properties under compulsory purchase orders despite cancellation of northern leg of the line between Birmingham and Manchester

Norwich Tories have now suspended delivery of the leaflets, saying 'we apologise, unreservedly', after the Electoral Commission expressed concern that the incorrect advice had been sent out

Web domains purporting to link to websites connected to Lib Dem candidate redirect to the website of Tory MP Simon Jupp, i has found

Business and individuals that HMRC believes either did not deserve bailouts or broke rules on their use will face 100% tax.

Both Lib Dem Richard Foord and Conservative Helen Hurford have 45% support from voters with just two full days left before voting open on Thursday, a survey suggests

Almost 5,000 infections have been linked to the Boardmasters festival in Cornwall, and with half a million music lovers at even larger events over the Bank Holiday, officials fear revellers are being...

i visits Tavistock, where the MP under fire for his second job has his constituency office - and finds he isn't flavour of the month even at the Conservative Club

Civil defences and air raid sirens were dismantled at the end of the Cold War and new government emergency mobile phone alert system is facing delays as West faces increased threat from Russia

A spokesman for the CPS suggested there was not sufficient evidence to bring a prosecution

Marco Digioia, general secretary of the European Road Haulers Association, said: "I expect many drivers will not return to the UK even if the UK Government allows them to."

Civil defences and air raid sirens were dismantled at the end of the Cold War and new government emergency mobile phone alert system is facing delays as West faces increased threat from Russia

The top ten housebuilders alone have 700,000 building plots lying idle as the housing shortages continues to worsen

Tory MP Simon Jupp has unlinked web domains in his Lib Dem opponent's name after i revealed he was being accused of deception

Hustings for farmers in the key by-election of Tiverton and Honiton weren't open to the press - but it was so hot they left the windows open

Local leaders demand surge testing and additional vaccines as Cornwall suffers the fastest rise in infections of any county

The Business Secretary Mr Rees-Mogg and the recently appointed Trade Minister, Dominic Johnson, are co-founders and shareholders in Somerset Capital Management LLP, which holds around 2.5 million...

The FluMap taskforce is worried that the avian flu virus, which has led to the culling of almost 100 million birds across the globe, could spread to humans more extensively

While Conservative campaign HQ enforcers usher their candidate out of sight before kicking me out, the Lib Dems' Richard Foord cannot get enough of pressing his message home

Pat McFadden, Labour’s election campaign chair, tells i the Conservatives should look into donations from Aquind and its directors, after concerns were raised by the MoD

Relying on private sector contracts and underfunding the NHS contributed to high death rates, the inquiry chaired by Michael Mansfield QC claims

Despite the sense of there being light at the end of the tunnel, she says there should be no return to the old normal

A senior Government scientist and Sage member has told i half-term could be extended to two weeks in late October if NHS is pushed to the brink of capacity

In her first major interview, the Conservative candidate in the Tiverton and Honiton by-election says she backs the Prime Minister to 'make the big decisions'

Civil defences and air raid sirens were dismantled at the end of the Cold War and new government emergency mobile phone alert system is facing delays as West faces increased threat from Russia

Civil defences and air raid sirens were dismantled at the end of the Cold War and new government emergency mobile phone alert system is facing delays as West faces increased threat from Russia

Mortgage brokers have said some high street banks are refusing to even consider self-employed applicants if they have taken any Government Covid grants

The Ulsterman that kicked Chiefs into the top-flight and to Premiership glory in 2017 will hang up his boots when the current Covid-hit season ends

Some 18,000 and 10,000 litre tankers full of sewage are being transported through the East Devon tourist town of Exmouth

Lord Johnson co-founded Somerset Capital Management with Tory grandee Jacob Rees-Mogg in 2007

Government official says the Prime Minister has also been persuaded to axe the tier system which many experts believe did little to prevent the spread of the virus

Civil defences and air raid sirens were dismantled at the end of the Cold War and new government emergency mobile phone alert system is facing delays as West faces increased threat from Russia

Civil defences and air raid sirens were dismantled at the end of the Cold War and new government emergency mobile phone alert system is facing delays as West faces increased threat from Russia

Web domains purporting to link to websites connected to Lib Dem candidate redirect to the website of Tory MP Simon Jupp, i has found

Every piece of new research shows the Oxford vaccine is even more effective than the previous data did

Civil defences and air raid sirens were dismantled at the end of the Cold War and new government emergency mobile phone alert system is facing delays as West faces increased threat from Russia

BBC director general Tim Davie and Mr Lineker are understood to have reached an agreement, which will allow the Match of the Day presenter to return next weekend

The Channel Island's States Assembly voted 36 to 10 to support a proposition on assisted dying, paving the way for future assisted dying legislation.

Private testing staff are provided with extensive catering, while their NHS counterparts are not

People seeking safety in the UK from Russian missiles are making perilous 24-hour journey home to receive urgently needed healthcare because of long waits on NHS

Civil service unions condemn ministers for not revealing their office attendance records as 'hypocrisy' and claim 'there is one rule for them, and another for everybody else'

Norwich Tories have now suspended delivery of the leaflets, saying 'we apologise, unreservedly', after the Electoral Commission expressed concern that the incorrect advice had been sent out

The Liberal Democrats have demanded an inquiry into how the Norwich Conservative Federation distributed leaflets which incorrectly stated that “you don’t need to take any ID in order to vote”.

TV's property guru beams as her four boys hit the charts with their debut single Break

At 29, she is the organisation's youngest leader and fighting Covid-scepticism is also on her agenda

BBC director general Tim Davie and Mr Lineker are understood to have reached an agreement, which will allow the Match of the Day presenter to return next weekend

The former Chancellor draws parallels with Theresa May's inability to hold on to power despite winning a confidence vote in December 2018, and believes Mr Johnson will not lead Conservatives into the...

While ministers pledged to 'spend what it takes' to fix dangerous concrete, claims for funding could be rejected if surveys aren't approved by them, councils warn

Norwich Tories have now suspended delivery of the leaflets, saying 'we apologise, unreservedly', after the Electoral Commission expressed concern that the incorrect advice had been sent out

The latest case against medical entrepreneur Akhil Tripathi has resulted in more than £14m of his assets being frozen by a judge

Civil service unions condemn ministers for not revealing their office attendance records as 'hypocrisy' and claim 'there is one rule for them, and another for everybody else'

Doubts raised over former party chairman's £46,600 redundancy payment from Northumberland NUM and more than £90,000 of loan write offs

BBC director general Tim Davie and Mr Lineker are understood to have reached an agreement, which will allow the Match of the Day presenter to return next weekend

Almost four years after Johnson promised the fishing merchant the French would be desperate to buy his fish, the business has seen sales plummet 30% and export costs rise by as much as £3,000 a week

The UK reported a further 242 deaths on Wednesday, bringing the total to 124,025

Areas where the plan is thought to be under consideration include Cambridgeshire, Liverpool, Peterborough and West Yorkshire - following a similar scheme in Manchester.

The former Attorney General is reported to have earned more than £5.5m from his high-flying legal career while an MP, with local voters asking if they are being neglected

East Devon District Council candidate Richard Parr operated an unpermitted waste business on his farm near Exeter

Norwich Tories have now suspended delivery of the leaflets, saying 'we apologise, unreservedly', after the Electoral Commission expressed concern that the incorrect advice had been sent out

While Conservative campaign HQ enforcers usher their candidate out of sight before kicking me out, the Lib Dems' Richard Foord cannot get enough of pressing his message home

Property bosses are blaming Housing Secretary Michael Gove for what they see as the Government's 'anti-development' policies

For broadcasters and the RFU not to do more to highlight the quality in the women's game is a wrong that needs righting

East Devon District Council knew John Humphreys was being investigated but he continued to mix with children, an investigation by i has found