Conservatives call on PM to reveal whether he attended ‘bring your own booze’ gathering

‘I won’t apologise’, says Anne Marie Morris after siding with opposition on VAT cut

Ethnic minority families shared their experiences of discrimination in an in-depth new study by Missing People

The PM is in hot water again this week – but it is not the first time he’s faced criticism over alleged rule-breaking events during the pandemic.

Boris Johnson is facing intense scrutiny over latest reports of a party in the No 10 rose garden on 20 May, 2020

Keir Starmer tells Johnson to ‘stop lying’ and ‘come clean’

Only two people allowed to meet outside while socially distanced under Covid rules in May 2020

The Newton Abbott MP said she ‘won’t apologise for supporting measures that would help my hard-working constituents’.

Exclusive: Logistics firm told by HMRC ‘too busy’ to deal with trucks stuck in customs controls

The Prime Minister will face questions from MPs about whether he attended a ‘bring your own booze’ party in the No 10 garden during lockdown.

A ban on non-essential travel between the UK and France has been in place since December 18 in a bid to slow the spread of Omicron.

PM pictured enjoying wine and cheese with colleagues on 15 May 2020, when public could only meet one friend outside at a distance of two-metres

The 65,000-tonne warship is sailing for the first time from Portsmouth Naval Base.

PM facing fresh outrage after details of yet another rule-breaking bash emerges

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

Dr Richard Cree, who works in Middlesbrough, has blogged throughout the pandemic about the life-saving work of the James Cook University Hospital.

Simon Case, cabinet secretary, will determine disciplinary action once fellow civil servant Sue Gray’s investigation concludes, despite having to recuse himself from the probe

A panel found Patrick McKee’s decision not to admit Sally Mays to a mental health in-patient unit ‘contributed to her death’.

‘I was told to get rid of anything that could look bad,’ says source

Professor David Heymann said population immunity was already high across the country.

Andrew Gosden’s disappearance in 2007 when he was 14 sparked one of most high-profile missing person probes in the North

The firm told shareholders on Tuesday morning that strong recent grocery sales volumes and cost savings offset higher costs.

Today’s papers are dominated by the pressure mounting on the Prime Minister.

Chris O’Shea said he suspects the prices will stay high for at least the next 18 months.

Boris Johnson is under pressure again over reports of lockdown parties in No 10.

The series of paintings depicts a paradoxical image of a night time scene beneath a sunlit sky.

Twitter and Facebook have taken action to remove hate accounts amid calls for greater regulation.

The Full House actress, 45, aid she had felt ‘deeply connected’ to Saget since she met him for the first time at 10 years old.

David Bennett, 57, had been deemed ineligible for a human transplant due to being in very poor health.

Waitrose to stock Sunions, US brand which promises not to make cooks cry

Decision follows long campaign from relatives of those killed on roads

The Prime Minister will take Commons questions following alleged gathering in No 10 garden in breach of lockdown rules.

Until now Kaftrio was only licensed for those aged 12 and above.

The expansion of new all-lane-running smart motorways is being halted until five years’ worth of safety data is available.

Claire Mercer said she thought the select committee report and the Government’s response were a ‘disappointment’.

Meera Naran said the halted expansion would give time to ‘reassess’ the smart motorway network.

The father of Andrew – who went missing in 2007 – said the developments had ‘intensified’ the family’s emotional journey.

Two-week-old Reuben McNulty was sitting on a teddy bear ring on the sofa with his mother Amy Litchfield when he was attacked

The Prince of Wales is patron of the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust.

Tories have warned Boris Johnson he cannot continue if he misled Parliament over a lockdown gathering in the Downing Street garden.

‘This is such an atrocity. I can’t see how he can survive,’ says one local leader

Pandemic made 2021 ‘a phenomenal year’ for the prestige car company, according to CEO

‘If the PM has misled parliament, he must resign’, says leader of Scottish Conservatives

Staff absence across schools in England has increased by 3 per cent since December

The requirement for social distancing between groups in public settings and table service in hospitality will continue until at least January 24.

Cyril Glass warned that a public apology could end up ‘retraumatising’ victims.

ScotRail’s ticket office consultation said proposed changes would impact 120 stations.

The former health secretary said he is feeling ‘much better’ than the first time he contracted the virus.

The TV star was best known for playing Councillor David Horton in the comedy series.

Lord Stevens of Birmingham says the Covid-19 pandemic has ‘exacerbated and intensified’ demand for services

Ion Onut admitted three counts of causing death by dangerous driving following the deadly crash on the A1(M) in County Durham in July

Sir Keir Starmer accuses Tory MPs of ‘abandoning’ families faces cost-of-living crisis

Exclusive: Thousands of applicants for settled status have had their case put on hold

A report is set to be submitted to the Procurator Fiscal, Police Scotland said.

Lord Geidt says scandal ‘shook confidence’ in system

The warning not to have so-called Covid-19 parties comes after reports of people trying to get infected on purpose.

Figures released as Scotland Yard contacts Cabinet Office over alleged breach of coronavirus laws

Two-week-old Reuben McNulty was sitting on a teddy bear ring on the sofa with his mother Amy Litchfield when he was attacked.

The mayor plans to launch a counselling scheme for 18-24-year-olds found with the Class B drug

Priti Patel vowed to make the route unviable in August 2020 but numbers continue to smash records

The First Minister announced the limit on the number of people who can attend outdoor events is being lifted from January 17.

Exclusive: Company convinced Afghans to ‘avoid potentially deadly encounters on the journey to Europe’ months before the Taliban takeover

Treasury minister Simon Clarke said at the autumn Budget the Government ‘put in place a host of measures to help families with the cost of living’.

Figures released last year showed the second lowest number of applicants for permanent jobs in September since records began in 2008.

Boris Johnson continues to have full confidence in the senior aide who invited colleagues to the “socially distanced drinks” in the No 10 garden.

Hospital admissions are down 3% week-on-week, however.

Douglas Ross calls on prime minister to state immediately whether he attended drinks in No 10 garden

Scotland’s Health Secretary sought to reassure vulnerable Scots worried about the further easing of restrictions.

Brandon Lewis said he had been talking to parties in Northern Ireland about the proposed culture laws.

The Scottish Conservative leader said he was ‘furious’ when he heard the latest Downing Street allegations.

Weather fronts have triggered Met Office yellow weather warnings

The writer was in a coma at the time the event was alleged to have taken place.

The bronze sculpture, dubbed the Suffolk Colossus, is visible from a nearby busy road and has attracted ‘lots of good feedback’.

Exclusive: TUC says levy on oil and gas profits will ‘help address the cost-of-living crisis’

Around six in 10 areas have recorded a week-on-week fall in rates.

The task force will be run for the next 12 months by Commander UK Strike Force – the most senior sea-going staff of the Royal Navy.

Louise Powell gave birth in a toilet at HMP Styal after a nurse mistook her labour for period pain.

New data covers the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic in England and is thought to be one of the largest analyses of care home residents.

Allegations that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s staff held a “bring your own booze” garden party while Britain was in lockdown are just the latest claims of wrongdoing to rattle the leader

Simon Bramhall admitted two charges of assault by beating in 2017.

The rules vary across the whole of the UK.

The 29-year-old driver of a Vauxhall van was pronounced dead at the scene, Police Scotland said.

Clear majority – 66 per cent – of voters say prime minister should stand down

Chief Superintendent Melanie Jones spoke to Stormont’s Health Committee on the proposed new legislation.

Jury shown CCTV footage in which Abubaker Deghayes told crowd ‘jihad is compulsory upon you’

Former Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson says PM does not have to wait for investigation to own up

Exclusive: Fiona Hine using Telegram to peddle views to 10,000-strong audience and plan rally this month

Scotland’s First Minister has said free lateral flow tests are essential in the fight against coronavirus.

Senior Conservatives demand answers after leaked email shows staff invited to ‘bring your own booze’ to Downing St garden event.