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Weather has taken its toll on 4,500-year-old circle

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Exclusive: Welfare and immigration policies are contributing to “sharply unequal access” to affordable housing among Black, Asian and minority ethnic communities, research from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation has highlighted.

EU ‘would be making a significant mistake’ to ignore our threats, Lord Frost says

Minister Victoria Atkins says Afghan asylum seekers in Britain will ‘remain within system as usual’

Prime minister said to be ‘dead set’ against further lockdowns but preparing for infections surge

The prime minister once described her as the ‘supreme authority’ in his family

PM sets out plan for winter without lockdowns despite warnings of pressure on NHS

Priti Patel to defend police pay freeze and crime policies in speech to conference on Tuesday

‘Policing too often threatens rather than protects public safety, particularly for people of colour’ says one of report authors

Rare and costly 60 shilling coin only minted by Charles I during Civil War exile in Oxford

Researchers have warned that pupils could develop a ‘skewed’ impression of the period

Richard Cove pretended to be elderly woman on phone to indulge sexual obsession with feet

Terry Lubbock says new inquest is his ‘dying wish’, after two-decade campaign for justice

The tribunal is intended to determine whether the decision to deport two men convicted of grooming and trafficking young girls is lawful

Desperate people should visit the government website, says resettlement minister in ‘disgraceful’ letter

Children aged 12 and over will now be offered the vaccine

Boris Johnson will display an “absence of basic humanity” if he allows the planned cut to Universal Credit to go ahead, Nicola Sturgeon has claimed.

Duke of York no longer living in world when ‘royals can just do whatever they want’

Family pay tribute to 86-year-old victim whose ‘humour brought cheer to many’

The presenter confirmed the news in a tweet tonight

Documents defend disproportionate impact of Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill

Prime minister aims to force £12bn health and social care levy through Commons in single day

‘We saw the jet skis either side and at the rear of the boat and then collide with the vessel to actually spin it around. It looked dangerous,’ says director of Channel Rescue

Exclusive: Chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster made the comments in Cambridge Union debates in the late 1980s and early 1990s

Cabinet minister wrongly claims just two extra hours of work can recoup a £20-a-week loss – but refuses to admit mistake

Driver spotted by police in unmarked HGV while ploughing along M4 at speed

Senior police officer warns that ‘young and vulnerable’ people being incited to commit attacks by terrorists

The Duke of York’s lawyers claim that legal papers delivered to his Windsor home were not properly served.

Detectives appeal for public’s help in gathering information on incident

The rapper Wiley has appeared in court accused of breaking into an east London flat and assaulting a former kickboxing world champion

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

Exclusive: One port operator has had to demolish building work for new checks, while other crucial customs sites do not even have planning permission yet

Leading scientists have criticised third doses as unnecessary for most people – arguing the UK should save lives in the developing world instead

But Thérèse Coffey accused of getting her facts wrong – because people earning more lose a big chunk of the ‘tapered’ benefit

The Pandemic Institute launches on Monday

‘It is sensible of organisations, employers to do the checks they think are necessary in order to protect public health’

The event was 568m too long

James Peppiatt will remain in custody until the trial begins next July