21-year-old Alice Clark described as ‘beautiful daughter’

Controversy concerns published WhatsApp exchange between Mr Johnson and Lord Brownlow

Footage shows the crew shouting: ‘What the hell was that?’

Know where you will need to use them and how to get one

Electronic tagging systems that were never used and software so bad it is causing industrial disputes are among sources of waste at the Ministry of Justice

The warship had been tracking the submarine before the collision took place.

A Met Office weather warning is in force until midday on Friday.

The TV star and his son both allegedly received death threats.

Culture secretary says national anthem suggestion is ‘fantastic’

New Covid variant is highly transmissible and remains serious cause for concern this winter

Last year marked the strongest annual cash increase in house prices since 2003, Halifax said.

Families will join politicians and other public figures at an online event on Friday to call for changes to the justice system.

Around 200 troops sent into London hospitals amid absences caused by Omicron variant

PM says no further social restrictions for now as Omicron infections hit record high

Baroness allegedly called a man of Indian heritage a ‘waste of man’s white skin’

The public health expert said clear communication around the use of lateral flow tests will be crucial.

The duchess is celebrating her 40th birthday on Sunday.

Catherine Elizabeth Middleton was born to Carole and Michael Middleton at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading on January 9 1982.

Friday’s papers carry cost of living woes, allegations of Tory peers profiting from the pandemic and the arrest of Piers Morgan’s ‘troll’.

‘Desperately bored’ prisoners in one of England’s busiest jails having to choose between showering, exercising and accessing services, inspectors find

Celebrities including Jeff Bridges, Laura Dern and Barbara Streisand also remembered the US film director, describing him as a ‘friend and teacher’.

The victim in his 30s was found dead with serious injuries on the evening of Tuesday, January 4.

The analysis by the House of Commons Library says the total cost to families will be £10.9 billion by 2026.

Pledge of 7,000 air purifiers ‘barely scratches the surface’, says teachers’ union boss

Bronze sculptures exhibition marks what would have been husband and co-star Bill Travers’s 100th birthday

Whatsapp messages suggest Boris Johnson appeared to support plan by Lord Brownlow while requesting help with flat revamp.

Two hundred military personnel are being made available to the NHS in the capital as Covid-related staff absences continue to grow.

The National Preparedness Commission says conflicting Covid advice has led to a lack of trust among the public and consequent lack of compliance.

The PA news agency looks at the coronavirus regulations across the UK.

Laura Dern, Cher and Barbara Streisand have led tributes to their ‘friend and teacher’ who died aged 82.

The incidents caused cancellations to trains running between Glasgow Queen Street and Croy, and Kilmarnock and Ayr.

Oliver Perry-Smith, 38, is accused of misconduct in public office and computer misuse

Mark Drakeford will be holding a press conference at midday on Friday.

Police will compile report for coroner after search for 20-year-old musician called off

PM condemned by his own ethics adviser for failure to share messages during saga dating back to 2020

People made the most of fresh snow at Glenshee while high winds and snow closed Aviemore’s access road.

Police have renewed their appeal for information about Dean Conner who was last seen at 5pm on Hogmanay.

The student was last seen on Friday leaving a nightclub in Westminster.

Prime minister pledged to explore idea in message calling his flat ‘a tip’ – and pleading for more money

PM also stresses government will keep ‘voluntary approach’ to vaccine rollout

Nearly a quarter of all Scottish adult care homes have at least one suspected Covid-19 case, according to government statistics.

No-one at the event expressed any concerns about coronavirus rules being broken, the trial of two politicians and two hoteliers was told.

The 26-year-old drug smuggler was carrying 183kg of cocaine and heroin hidden inside canisters of gas used to make whipped cream.

The paper, written by a team of academics led by King’s College London, warns the research could have ‘irreversible consequences’.

‘There’s no crime more horrific than paedophilia and no punishment too severe,’ says critic

MP himself acted unlawfully by approving a £1bn luxury development for Conservative donor

The PM apologised to his standards adviser after failing to disclose ‘highly material’ exchanges with a Tory donor.

Record numbers of people suffering long Covid, new statistics suggest

Prosecutors claimed Paul Crompton had deliberately blocked the path of driver Derek Pipe in 2020 in a road rage incident.

Two other ambulance workers - including student - hurt as lorry driver suffers minor injuries

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde hit back at claims from Scottish Labour.

Prosecutors say she ‘culpably and recklessly’ travelled after being told to self-isolate.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has apologized after a government ethics investigator criticized the U.K. leader and his staff for failing to disclose messages he exchanged with a donor about financing the redecoration of his official residence

Amnesty International says it has independently confirmed that an Israeli company's powerful spyware was used to hack a Polish senator when he was running the opposition’s 2019 parliamentary election campaign

Shadow secretary of state Peter Kyle called on the Government to abandon plans to introduce a statute of limitations on Troubles-era prosecutions.

The rare white-tailed eagle spotted on Bodmin Moor was part of a reintroduction scheme on the Isle of Wight in 2019.

Tory MP Alexander Stafford says child abusers should automatically lose peerages.

A total of 94% of local areas have seen a week-on-week rise in rates.

Chief scientific adviser Professor Ian Young also said the spread of Omicron was surpassing testing capacity.

‘It was once a very rare disease but today outbreaks occur every year: this helps explain why,’ says animal rights charity

In one message, Boris Johnson told Lord Brownlow the Downing Street flat was ‘a tip’.

She won acclaim as a successful editor of ITV News until 2013 – the first woman in that role

There were 1,126 acute respiratory infection incidents reported in care homes in the week to January 2, official figures show.

Concern that vulnerable people promised sanctuary under scheme have been left at ‘back of the queue’

Boris Johnson urged the public to ‘behave sensibly’ in the face of high daily Omicron cases.

Asa Davison, 35, was convicted of child destruction and GBH.

Gabriel Lungu, 43, was killed in the collision in Aberdeen on December 30.

Diane Dodds welcome the move but said Twitter must act to protect users from online abuse.

The change will come into force from 4am on Friday.

Robert Buckland said he ‘strongly believed’ in the jury system.

The PSNI moved to emergency shift arrangements in late December.

Drivers warned to check weather conditions before travelling

Gary Forrester told an employment tribunal staff were told to go after minorities because they less likely to understand the law

The First Minister said no business should be asking those exempt from wearing a mask to provide proof.

Britain’s historical legacy must be ‘preserved’, says PM after activists cleared

It comes as weekly figures from NHS England show that more than a fifth of adults in some parts of the country have not had a first vaccine dose.

Another 231 people have also died

Almost nine million adults have not yet had their booster, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said this week.

Life in England and Wales a century ago defined by enormous social upheaval, mass unemployment, a housing crisis, the Spanish flu pandemic and bitter legacy of war

There are 20 local authorities with take-up below 50%.

A colour-changing BMW and a fully autonomous tractor have been showcased at the technology convention.

Paul Biggs was jailed for 11 years and his car passenger Dale Sharpen for nine years.

Paul Givan said further restrictions are not necessary because of the vaccine programme and the public following advice.

Two politicians and two hoteliers are accused of breaching coronavirus regulations with the Oireachtas Golf Society event.

‘The greatest possible care should have been taken to assemble all relevant material and this standard has not been met’

‘It’s always easy to duck difficult decisions,’ says chancellor on National Insurance hike

Pupils in secondary schools and colleges in England have been asked to wear face coverings in class due to a rise in Covid-19 cases.

More than half of parents believe their child is good at managing their money, according to research from Barclays.

Scottish Government figures show 1,010,660 cases of the virus have now been detected since the start of the pandemic.

Nandi, a young rhino born at Whipsnade Zoo last year, will be counted for the first time, along with a number of chameleons and fish.

The former couple had their divorce finalised during a hearing in London.

World Health Organisation notified and contacts traced, with individual said to be ‘well and self-isolating’