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Elizabeth II says ‘they talk, but they don’t do’ while discussing summit

Exclusive: ‘This has been a long negotiation since August’ says source close to operation

Leaked document tells officials that environment must not be a deal-breaker

In viral footage, two men ask to search a property in east London

Brexit minister insists removal of court’s arbitration powers is ‘where we need to end up’

The HGV crisis has caused fuel and food shortages in Britain

John Kercher died last year at Croydon University Hospital

‘We’re ready to block everything,’ French fishermen warn

In 2018, the artwork had sold for just over £1m before it auto-destructed

Provincial leaders have told charities that women and girls can only see female doctors

Chancellor’s ‘decisions will determine whether social care services continue to wither and die’

Researchers look at public health spending and mortality rates

Change hailed as ‘massive step forward’ for families looking to get away

Dairy in household brands is from farms using animal feed from soya supply chain connected to environmental destruction

Six-month visa scheme is to be temporary

Association of Police and Crime Commissioners chair calls for cultural change following high-profile misconduct cases

Abdalraouf Abdallah’s lawyers say he is asserting ‘privilege against self-incrimination’

Dublin-based Grafton Architects wins top prize

Jill Knight, 64, was sent an image of a penis by a probationary constable

PC Chris Dwyer was given an instant dismissal after a four-day misconduct hearing

Calls for ‘urgent rethink’ of approach to child imprisonment in light of damming findings at G4S-run prison

Exclusive: The retailer expects global trade to face major disruption until at least spring 2022, according to an internal document

The commissioner has said he cannot rebuilt trust after his comments

The Night Tube will resume on the Central and Victoria lines

Councils ‘frustrated’ as properties procured for Home Office scheme still unfilled after more than a month

First meeting since EU unveils compromise package as UK warns ‘substantial gap’ still remains

Khairi Saadallah murdered three men as they socialised in a park after lockdown restrictions were eased

‘They have put the out-of-office sign up’: Starmer blasts ministers over speed of response

CBD oil – which is not psychoactive – is legal in Britain but not in UAE

A further 157 people have died from the virus

London Fire Brigade says vehicle hit shop

Suspect remains in custody at south London police station

‘Those who are in public office ... must obey and apply the law’ says judge

‘I feel a deep, nearly physical pain I never felt before,’ victim’s father tells court in statement

Thomas Hughes and Emma Tustin accused of mistreating Arthur Labinjo-Hughes before he suffered ‘unsurvivable’ brain injury

‘This man must not be allowed to set foot in Scotland,’ former MEP says

Davis described vaccine passports as an ‘illiberal’ policy

The politician had roles in the Northern Ireland Office, Home Office and the housing ministry, while also serving his constituents for 16 years

Major General Matthew Holmes was one of the pallbearers at the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral

Food prices rose by 0.2 per cent in annual terms in August, following nine months of declining prices

North Yorkshire police commissioner branded his own comments ‘ridiculous’ and ‘pathetic’

Travellers from UK to India must take Covid tests and undergo home quarantine of seven days

One in six people say their commute has been affected by fuel shortages

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is predicting that achieving European Union targets for slashing emissions that cause global warming will be “very hard work.”

Sir Jim Ratcliffe points to lack of ‘strategic’ planning and predicts winter-long crisis

PM said legal commitments were simply ‘semantics’, claims senior unionist

Norway’s new prime minister has presented his two-party, center-left minority government a day after a man killed five in a bow-and-arrow attack in a small Norwegian town

Joe Biden’s envoy offers downbeat assessment ahead of crucial summit in UK

Calderdale Council has carried out an investigation to find source of sound and says inquiries are ongoing

Officer ‘took predatory steps for his own sexual gratification and personal gain,’ investigation finds

Figures ‘far worse than we feared’, says homelessness charity Crisis

Health secretary accused of ‘stirring up anti-GP rhetoric’ as he sets out plan for leagues tables

Figures affected by pandemic but researchers say decline likely to continue

MP’s behaviour ‘caused considerable distress and alarm to her victim’ say prosecutors

Silke Hartshorne-Jones said her husband ‘was not good at all’ days before she died, prosecution says