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Home Office accused of ‘ignoring’ rules of Windrush scheme by trying to forcibly remove father-of-two

‘We do expect all universities to be moving back to a situation of actually delivering lessons, lectures face-to-face,’ education secretary says

Watch the latest UK weather forecast from the Independent for today.

New York lawsuit accuses Andrew of sexual assault and intentional infliction of emotional distress

‘The powerful and rich are not exempt from being held responsible for their actions,’ she wrote

Impact of Covid on savings ‘most acutely felt among older women’, says expert

City of London Corporation insists officials are working to resolve issue ‘as quickly as possible’

Labour blasts former prime minister’s earnings as ‘utterly ludicrous’ and says rules need to change

GCSE and A-Level students did not sit exams this year and will instead be awarded grades by teachers

Scores of people demonstrate outside Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on Monday against decision to kill eight-year-old alpaca

PM told he must do ‘heavy lifting’ to rescue November summit – as plans are delayed and Tory MPs fight action that will ‘bankrupt country’

New and upgrading customers will be forced to pay up to £2 per day when travelling

‘If the lives of Black women and girls are important to these companies, they’ll take these poisonous products off the shelves’

‘The conditions that gave rise to unrest ten years ago are still prevalent today’, activist tells Nadine White

Special report: UK government’s hostile environment policies continue to wreak havoc upon people’s lives, they tell Nadine White on Windrush Day

Demonstrators gather outside west London complex, which corporation ceased broadcasts from in 2013

‘No specific risk’ to public from suspected former foreign fighter, defence barrister says

Measures target Minsk’s potash, petroleum, aviation and banking sectors

The 234 scientists from 66 countries who authored the report stressed that humanity’s actions still have the ability to determine the course

‘There’s always going to be a slight creative tension perhaps between No 10 and No 11,’ Kwasi Kwarteng says

Eve Aston experienced depression and PTSD following attack, mother says

Plight of Geronimo the alpaca casts light on UK’s test and slaughter programme to eradicate disease

Comments come ahead of A-level results on Tuesday

Downing Street has said it “sympathises” with the owner of alpaca Geronimo, but insisted that there are “no plans for any further tests” to save the animal from being put down after it twice tested positive for bovine TB.

Animal’s owner has claimed the UK tests carried out on the New Zealand-born male alpaca were inaccurate

Animal is testing positive for TB, but campaigners claim results may be unreliable