A British man working at the embassy in Berlin has been arrested on suspicion of spying for Russia, German offiicals have said.

UK’s ‘claims to have banned animal testing for cosmetics are now so compromised as to really be meaningless’, says activist

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Legal action, attempted suicides and Covid cases force Home Office to dramatically reduce capacity of charter flight after department pursues removals despite calls from Jamaican authorities to halt operation

Suspected murder victim was found early on Monday

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The Geographical Indication (GI) scheme was introduced at the end of the transition period,

Exclusive: ‘Strong possibility’ government will go for option that means only 7.4 billion containers being recycled instead of 23.7 billion

Department for Transport says measures will ‘remain temporary and only be used when there is significant risk of delays’

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

Freeview and radio services cut in three counties

Two other passengers, one a child, were injured

Labour’s David Lammy called on the Government to ‘urgently improve conditions’ for front line staff

‘The whole thing is messing with my head – he’s my dad. It’s making me feel so anxious,’ says teenage son of Sanjay McLean, who faces removal within hours

Alpaca farmers, vets, and campaigners have protested in Westminster against the decision to kill Geronimo

‘These missing messages are vital evidence and bereaved families deserve nothing less than the whole truth’

‘Intense’ battle for spots at top institutions lies ahead, say education leaders

Little Scholars Day Nursery dismisses allegation as ‘demonstrably false’

Buses appeared to crash during morning rush hour

Body and equipment found by boyfriend close to where bone was discovered two weeks ago

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Education secretary said Office for Students would act, but regulator has no powers to do so – and will not be given any

Exclusive: ‘I took a pay cut and a demotion. It is frustrating I have had to make sacrifices with my career,’ says mother

Francis Goncalves says father, mother and brother all passed away after virus spread at family dinner

Manslaughter verdict for younger sibling with paranoid schizophrenia

Plain clothes police officers caught Martin Stone, from Israel, filming up stranger’s skirt on escalator

Police probe launched after grim discovery in Toxteth

More than 39,688,000 people have received both doses of coronavirus vaccine

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

Rise in A grades 50 per cent higher in private schools than secondary comprehensives

Coronavirus-related fatalities up 24 per cent on previous seven days

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

‘I can assure you that my next car will most certainly be an electric vehicle’, Cabinet minister pledges

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