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EXCLUSIVE: ‘I don’t know what he was thinking,’ Tina Cooper tells The Independent of her former employer Ryan Wesley Routh, who is accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump. She’d worked for Routh in 2002 when he’d been arrested after a three-hour long police standoff

Wendy Chamberlain questioned the priorities for Reform UK MPs Lee Anderson and Nigel Farage, both of whom host shows on GB News

A murder Airbnb. A playground. A park. After convicted killer and self-proclaimed cult leader Chad Daybell was sentenced to death for the murders of his wife and new lover Lori Vallow’s children, his Idaho house was quickly sold and theories swirled about what it would be used for. The new…

Exclusive: Leonid Volkov tells The Independent’s Tom Watling: ‘The vast majority of anti-Putin, anti-war, opposition-minded Russians are still inside the country, and they’re not changing their minds’

Exclusive: New research from Blood Cancer UK, shared with The Independent, says 45 per cent of blood cancer patients from ethnic minority communities said that they have had to visit their GP three or more times before referral for testing

GoodSkin Clinics was operating without a qualified physician to supervise, according to one former employee

The “gotcha” footage posted online by Vance may not be the slam dunk he apparently hoped it would be

Dymashal Cullins, an Atlanta real-estate loan officer and mother of five, was last seen in August 2003. There have been few leads in the past two decades and her family thought the police had given up. But her family tells Andrea Cavallier why a new investigator on the case may…

‘They call to know if it is safe for them to come out,’ one community leader told The Independent. ‘And we let them know, when they are going out, to be careful.’ Justin Rohrlich reports.

The prime minister stressed that the negotiation ‘needs to be done in the proper way’