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Follow the latest drama from Mallorca as the contestants search for love

Follow the latest drama from Mallorca as the contestants search for love

Exclusive: Shadow Home Secretary backs calls for inquiry to probe whether race or class played part in disaster and denounces Theresa May's apology as 'too little too late'

As politicians and celebrities were making wild allegations about cover-ups, a colleague of mine was attending Grenfell in the aftermath and watching a forensic archaeologist who had spent two hours that morning sifting through ash, trying to reconstruct one small part of a jawbone

As politicians and celebrities were making wild allegations about cover-ups, a colleague of mine was attending Grenfell in the aftermath and watching a forensic archaeologist who had spent two hours that morning sifting through ash, trying to reconstruct one small part of a jawbone

Three Thomas Jones pupils were forced to flee the burning tower last year

Every tax on the richest for the benefit of the poorest in our society is, at best, seen as an unfortunate necessity

'You live in a constant state of anxiety – you just don't know what's coming,' says mother

More than 70 families who fled the blaze still in hotels as council offers them 'rabbit hutch' flats lacking basic facilities and part-built properties that will not be ready to move into for months

The brand has been inundated with calls and emails since Spade's death

Follow the latest drama from Mallorca as the contestants search for love

International community should 'impose real costs for such blatant disregard for Palestinian lives', NGO says

Nearly 90 Labour MPs went against Mr Corbyn's instruction to abstain on a Lords amendment to keep Britain in the European Economic Area after Brexit

A growing group of people across the globe have expressed support of a Nobel Prize for the US president

A growing group of people across the globe have expressed support of a Nobel Prize for the US president

He was not arrested for the property damage but for suspected theft of a bystander's phone

Rutherford possessed a determination which transformed him from a talented long jumper into a multiple champion and will go out as one of Britain's most successful athletes

Eoin Morgan's team may have ultimately chased down their target of 215 with 36 balls to spare but the fact they only sneaked home by three wickets in this thriller tells its own story

Videos could decide the result of the competition this year. And it will almost certainly prove controversial

Jack Renshaw admitted plotting to murder his local Labour MP, Rosie Cooper, after allegedly saying the home secretary would be too well-protected

Two-thirds of Yemen's population relies on Hodeidah for food and aid. If the vital port is damaged, the country could tip over the edge into full-scale famine

Abstinence, meditation and social ties may all be a factor in increased longevity

'Herd mentality seems to play a big role,' one analyst tells The Independent

The baby of the house excelled in her role in the big SNP walkout, which fans of the armed bank robber gangs of the 1970s would understand as that of 'Shotgun one: the frightener'

Duc Kien Nguyen, trafficked to Britain and forced to work on a cannabis farm for eight months, given last-minute reprieve from deportation after The Independent highlights his plight