The news comes after lawyers argued over whether Prince Andrew had been properly served notice of the case in a pre-trial hearing on Monday.

Now 21-year-old woman’s legal team will launch appeal at country’s Supreme Court on Thursday

New police chief for violence against women and girls was recommended after murder of Sarah Everard

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It comes as Covid vaccine was approved for 12- to 15-year-olds

The PM plans to have a ‘strong and united’ cabinet

‘We may be separated geographically but our interests and values are shared’ says Johnson

‘Isn’t it about time we heard from Michael Gove something of an apology for the use of that language?’, Ben Wallace asked

Follow the latest updates as former east London schoolgirl gives first live TV interview

Williamson sacked and Raab and Gove demoted in ‘build back better’ reshuffle

‘The tactic of trying to work with individual EU countries while maintaining a dysfunctional relationship with the EU will not work’

The committee says that a ‘crucial line is missing’ from recruitment materials that would prevent people who have previously been deemed unfit from applying

The activists also blocked five junctions of the M25 on Monday leading to long queues and arrests

‘Big fan of Churchill’ has spoken out on ‘snowflakes’ and her experience as a novelist

We were ‘not just endorsing but championing freedom of speech’ says Carolyn McCall

Andrew Mitchell warns that current strategy is leaving former Isis members ‘swilling around in ungoverned spaces’

‘I was really scared’ says woman approached in Bristol in 1987

Minister says government does not have demand management policy for aviation ahead of UN climate summit

Announcement follows damning report into making of BBC’s controversial 1995 programme

76-year-old mounted 20-year campaign for justice

Ministers accused of ‘irrational, undemocratic abuse of power’ after refusal to accept councils’ decision to stop taking in asylum seekers

Ministers should ‘lead by example’, says British Medical Association

Tory MPs told to abstain in Commons vote, allowing Labour motion demanding cancellation of the cut to pass – but it is non-binding

‘Sven Longshanks’ is accused of 15 counts of stirring up racial hatred with recordings

Former trade secretary and Tory grassroots darling is second woman to head Foreign Office

Mr Williamson had faced calls for his dismissal since the GCSE and A-level exams debacle, more than a year ago

Case of Gloucester serial killers among most lurid and disturbing in British criminal history

NHS reports rise in hospitalisations due to craze

Begum denied being directly involved in preparations for terrorist activity

Police have been urged to dig up three sites, in Hertfordshire and Gloucestershire

Mr Raab becomes justice Secretary, Lord Chancellor and deputy prime minister – after tussle with Boris Johnson

Month-on-month rise is largest since records began in 1997

Retweeted posts on Paul Hamill’s Twitter suggest ex-mayor was sceptical of Covid vaccines

Departure comes after major climbdown on planning reforms

Well over a billion passengers ride the Tube every year but attitudes differ from person to person on the relative merits of its key routes

It is for event organised by National Farmers’ Union for England and Wales

Extra emergency laybys and more warning signs will be introduced – but opponents say only reinstating hard shoulders can prevent increasing deaths

Producers having to throw away vast amounts of produce after EU labour dries up

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to shake up his Cabinet on Wednesday as he attempts to move on from a series of political missteps and U-turns

Williamson and Raab among ministers thought to be at risk

Sajid Javid says masks are only part of a ‘suite of measures’

Lord Falconer of Thornton said the bill will fail to improve the criminal justice system

Poland’s most powerful politician says the country’s future is in the European Union but that Poland also wishes to remain a sovereign country

The Metropolitan Police said officers were called to Leyborne Avenue just before 1pm

The police confirmed the suspect and the victim were known to one another

Just six Tory MPs oppose levy at second reading – while Jeremy Hunt warns government will have to ‘relax all immigration requirements’ to find staff

‘There is no justification for killing people in the name of God,’ Ms Begum has said.

Bereaved, survivors, and the mine’s owner want an inquiry for answers