Follow live as protesters gather in the capital

The boss of supermarket chain Iceland has warned that the Brexit-linked supply chain crisis could “cancel” Christmas.

Final scramble to leave Kabul after Joe Biden confirmed 31 August deadline for US troop withdrawal

Former model and reality TV star also suffered minor facial injuries during alleged assault

Longer lorries could ease the estimated 100,000 person shortfall in drivers

‘Nonsense. The sea was actually closed — there was a red notice’

Protection could fall as low as 50 per cent for the elderly by winter, the study found

Days left to complete airlift as Taliban bans Afghans from airport

UK plans ‘not sufficient,’ claims SNP leader – as party demands recall of parliament

OnlyFans’ founder Tim Stokely has blamed banks such as Metro Bank and JPMorgan Chase for the forthcoming ban on sexually explicit content

“The fact that the majority of respondents had directly experienced racism in the workplace should be a stain against the entire industry,” Sir Lenny Henry said.

Demand for pigs in blankets reaches about 40 million packets every year, but supply could be cut by a third

40,000 people attended the festival, which is part of the Event Research Programme

Designer inspired to create React tool after friends become victims of knife crime

‘Several’ G7 leaders pushed unsuccessfully for Joe Biden to extend time for evacuations

Exclusive: Men forcibly removed from UK last month now sleeping rough in Harare and Bulawayo

Holidaymakers should pre-book and test themselves extensively, says Visit Cornwall boss

Sharon Graham has warned ‘no blank cheques’ for Keir Starmer’s Labour Party

Matthew Cronjager, 18, arrested after unknowingly communicating with undercover police officer

Probe will begin months before four-nations inquiry promised by Boris Johnson

‘Many say they simply can’t face working in the health service anymore,’ says staff survey expert

Poisonous chlorine gas fills spa after two chemicals accidentally mixed together

Officers were called to Yarnton, Oxfordshire, after reports of a body in Cresswell Lake

Analysts blame lorry driver shortages exacerbated by Brexit and Covid

Plans to keep on using the facility ‘odious’ and ‘outrageous’, say campaigners

Search teams and forensic experts likely to be at scene for ‘number of days’

Exclusive: Concern Afghan refugees who were accepted for UK resettlement years ago will now have their transfer to Britain delayed further due to Home Office’s decision to scrap global target

‘We are all heartbroken,’ says Home Office’s director general of asylum and protection

Ministers are reportedly concerned about radicalised westerners travelling to join terror cells

Mother and three other children managed to escape blaze

Smoke seen pouring out of business next door to cafe made famous by JK Rowling

‘Underlying systemic problems’ partly to blame, but some warnings date back to 2012, review finds

People said that since the pandemic lockdowns, they are more attached to their home than ever before

Roy Reid, of Catford, southeast London, facing jail

Pen Farthing says he’s been ‘abandoned’ by defence secretary in Kabul

Leading democracies set to agree unified approach on whether to recognise new regime

Power-sharing deal with Green Party commits SNP to Gender Recognition Act reform

‘I’m devastated,’ says reality star as 32-year-old man arrested on suspicion of assault, theft and coercive and controlling behaviour released on bail

Four people on Britain’s ‘no-fly list’ were prevented from boarding planes, while one made it to Frankfurt before being intercepted, and one reached Birmingham