The JCVI plans to recommend against vaccinating under-18s until more data is gathered on the risks to young people, but ministers have not yet received advice on the matter

Met Police says it will ‘review’ information gained by Channel 4

Residents living in area said they regularly witnessed drug-taking, curb-crawling and indecency, while pupils at nearby school reported being propositioned

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The small-flowered tongue-orchid has not been recorded in the UK since 1989

MPs set to vote on four-week delay on Wednesday

‘We cremated someone else’s cat,’ says owner Rachel Fitzsimons

Martin Hockridge, 57, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court charged with public order offence

‘Vaccines are our way out of this pandemic’ says the government

‘It’s just another blow in what’s already been a difficult 18 months’ says a restaurant owner who decided to close during the summit

MPs warn many operators living ‘hand to mouth’ because of underfunding in the sector

Grim discovery is ‘shocking and deeply disturbing for everyone concerned’

New legislation also seeks to overhaul menopause rights

‘It only takes one bird to make a day and what a bird it was.’

Footage shows Nicholas Watt accosted by several people during demonstration

Sean O'Grady looks at the monarch’s contribution to the special relationship

Dispute comes after Boris Johnson claimed EU leaders need to ‘get into their heads’ that province is part of UK

‘A partial plan, not a Marshall Plan’: Campaigners rue lack of solid commitments from G7 leaders

‘Were you lying or did you not understand?’: PM challenged over claims about Brexit deal

Government ministers are keen to stress distinction between taking the knee for highlighting racism and doing so in the interests of Black Lives Matter

‘I don’t think there’s any evidence they are racists,’ says cabinet minister

Exclusive: Figures show more than 80,000 youngsters still waiting for EU settlement decision, prompting experts to warn of ‘disaster waiting to happen’ as many others feared yet to apply

Delta variant continues to spread as experts question government’s planned final easing of lockdown restrictions on 21 June

Marcus Fysh has criticised the government for extending lockdown measures

Small print – revealed by Canberra, but suppressed in London – reveals pledge to protect farmers for 15 years has been dropped

‘Likely that we will opt to maintain restrictions for a further three weeks from 28 June,’ says first minister

Panel criticises commissioner Dame Cressida Dick after eight-year probe repeatedly delayed

Commissioner apologises for ‘mistakes that have compounded the pain suffered by Daniel’s family’

‘We were lied to,’ says Lord Hall – revealing Bashir was ‘in tears’ during botched internal inquiry

‘She would make out like we had met in a previous life and I was mentally mature, more than my physical age’

‘Right-of-centre’ news channel is largest to launch in UK for three decades

Chiefs appeal for information on anniversary of attack – but no new inquiry to be opened

‘I maintain we did everything we could and applied all of the vigour we could,’ says Max Hill

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Farmers fear that deal will mean they risk being undercut by cheap imports made to lower animal welfare standards

Prime minister backs commissioner after murder victim’s family says she should consider resigning

Home Office says he will be eligible for deportation after serving sentence

Campaigners warn new pact opens door to ‘destructive mega farms’ and ‘biodiversity chaos’

Tory and opposition MPs have criticised ministers for their handling of Covid variants and border policy

Former director general Lord Birt brands Bashir ‘serial liar on industrial scale’

Columnist says her use of the word ‘it’ is what ‘triggered’ people

But Priti Patel also criticised for delaying publication of report into case

The prime minister today hailed the ‘fantastic opportunities’ in the deal

Investigator killed with an axe in south London pub car park on 10 March 1987 but inquest and five previous inquiries have failed to bring his attacker to justice

UK legally agreed to pay £15bn to stay in Horizon Europe project - but only £1bn has been found

The Metropolitan Police has been accused of “institutional corruption” following a £16m probe into the unsolved murder of private detective Daniel Morgan.

He denies fact he was due to catch flight next day played any part in decision to initially stay home

All over-40s will now be offered their second vaccine eight weeks after their first

Prime minister hails ‘new dawn’

‘Can I come home please, pretty please?’

‘PM’s negligence and incompetence, his refusal to take tough decisions have left Britain facing weeks more of restrictions,’ says Nick Thomas-Symonds

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Boris Johnson hails ‘fantastic opportunities’ for British businesses – but farmers fear the worst

Groups says it is disappointed by delay but measures are necessary

Family of investigator killed in south London pub car park in March 1987 by unknown assailant hopeful after Home Office agrees to release delayed review into long-standing cold case

DUP warns Boris Johnson’s government to keep out of dispute