Despite huge personal risk, locals in Iraq worked as translators for the British Army. But after their identities were leaked to militias, they say their lives are under threat – and they have been abandoned by the UK, reports Bel Trew in Baghdad

Parliamentary commissioner for standards reveals probe, with powers that can lead to suspensions of MPs for serious breaches

Queen’s Speech will include Bill requiring ID at polling stations – despite warnings that poorer and ethnic minority voters will be turned away

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Catholic priest and mother of eight among those killed

The Labour boss is said to have been warned of a possible leadership challenge over his disastrous reshuffle – but Starmer and his deputy have made up for now, writes Adam Forrest

Boris Johnson has laid out a roadmap for England’s way out of lockdown

The authorities banned activists from discussing slavery reparations at a public event

Labour leader to visit sites of election victories