Boris Johnson said to be in ‘last chance saloon’ with cabinet

Exclusive: Home Office enforcement teams carried out a raid on average every three months during pandemic, including at least one when there was a national lockdown in place, data shows

PM launches ‘Operation Save Big Dog’ as minister warns he ‘needs to change his ways’

A group was rescued in pitch-black conditions by the RNLI following a small boat incident .

There are claims parties took place while the country was in a period of public mourning and coronavirus restrictions were in force.

Climate hazards – including rising temperature, pollution and wildfires – are increasing the risk of pre-term birth.

Saturday’s papers reflect the mounting anger of the British public – and some Tory MPs – over No10’s alleged partying during lockdown.

The supermarket announced the death of its former chairman and chief executive, saying he had lived a ‘remarkable’ life.

Boris Johnson is said to have been aware of ‘wine time Fridays’ held in Downing Street during the coronavirus lockdowns.

Announcement could come in days, reports say

‘We’ve waited more than two years for a response that still does not have a clear timetable with commitments to bold action,’ says RSPB

Boris Johnson said to have witnessed the weekly events

Speed limit will be reduced to 50 and closures expected

The fallout continued on Friday as Andrew faced calls to pay for his own security and lose his dukedom.

PM ‘unable to lead’, according to Labour leader

Met Office issues weather warning for fog across parts of the country amid fears of travel disruption

The Labour leader is expected to criticise Boris Johnson in a speech setting out his vision for the NHS if his party takes power.

A word game called Wordle on the Apple App Store has had 500,000 new downloads in recent days.

Council chiefs say they cannot give all help needed amid worsening national emergency

The move means that only patients who would face ‘particular distress or suffering’ by missing out on seeing a family member are allowed a visit.

Government defies own scientific advisers in effort to protect sugar harvest

‘It’s just safe and calm,’ headteacher tells Zoe Tidman

Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus dealt with the blaze at the Europa Hotel.

Manslaughter investigation now underway

US media outlets reported that Nicholas Rossi, who also goes by the alias of Nicholas Alahverdian, died on 29 February 2020 from non-Hodgkin lymphoma.

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Daniel Kelly and Steven Gilhooly were both jailed at Snaresbrook Crown Court

Coco Bradford died from a rare condition that causes the destruction of red blood cells and not as a result of failure by medics to treat sepsis.

During the hour-long vigil, people cried, clutched candles, and quietly clapped as prayers were said and music was played.

Crowds gathered in towns and cities following the murder of the 23-year-old teacher.

Exclusive: The blueprint is designed to limit fallout from Sue Gray’s investigation, sources say

Journalist says astonishing question and answer session on flagship BBC show now feels ‘deadly serious’

Worried neighbours report hearing bangs as police storm flat in Coventry

Exclusive: Sarah Owen visited China with group including Christine Ching Kui Lee in 2013

Frontline staff must be fully vaccinated with two jabs by April 1.

Anne Sacoolas accused of causing death by dangerous driving after crash in 2019

PM travelled to country residence after asking people to ‘stop non-essential travel’

City of York no longer wants connection with royal as assault case progresses

Kate Josephs says she is ‘truly sorry’ for gathering at Cabinet Office at Christmas 2020

The judge also rejected three other judicial review applications by adult children of members of the Windrush generation

Exclusive: 68% dismiss prime minister’s Commons apology as bogus, survey for The Independent finds

The deputy First Minister joined a crowd of hundreds at Belfast City Hall to remember the murdered teacher.

Chinese embassy in London says it has ‘no need to buy influence in any foreign parliament’

‘I think there is a deal to be done,’ foreign secretary says

Only 3% of areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.

Crowd brought their own booze to mock prime minister’s party apology

Oliver Derbidge, 25, was caught by the National Crime Agency who had been alerted by the Australian authorities to a Briton sharing indecent images.

Norfolk Police said it was not being as suspicious, but gave no indication of his medical cause of death.

Former civil servants ‘disgusted’ by claims that leaving parties were held on the eve of Prince Philip’s funeral

The Alba Party leader said there would not a better opportunity to push for a second vote.

Reverend Sue Parfitt, 79, Father Martin Newell, 54, and former university lecturer Philip Kingston, 85, became the latest protesters to be acquitted.

A look back at fractious moments between the head of state and her prime ministers.

Greene King, which owns a Duke of York pub in Hanover Square, Westminster, said the pub was not named after Andrew.

National Voices chief executive Charlotte Augst says families may fear “being abandoned without properly agreed plans at their time of great need.”

Release of British Council worker Aras Amiri seen as good news by Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, husband says

The Irish foreign minister said he does not want to see the the Northern Ireland Assembly election in May become dominated by the ‘polarising’ issue.

There are claims parties took place while the country was in a period of public mourning and coronavirus restrictions were in force.

Fewer people test positive but analysis suggests tens of thousands of new cases not included in official daily tallies

Patsy Stevenson said the Met must examine the reports immediately if it wants to ‘have any trust with the public’.

Some lawyers and policing commentators described the approach as suggesting there was one rule for those in power and another for everyone else.

Ministers have refused repeated calls to review Covid fines and stop wrongful prosecutions

The Prince of Wales toured the Haddo Estate in Aberdeenshire, which lost hundreds of thousands of trees in Storm Arwen.

Another 99,652 people have been found to be infected with Covid-19 in the UK in 24 hours, figures show.

Raphael Chevelleau, 43, wounded three people and attempted to injure two others as he dashed through the mall.

Police rebuked Vianna McKenzie-Bramble for hosting a party on the same day as the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral.

High levels of underreporting will still be affecting the data.

Energy secretary Michael Matheson said the funding was dependent on the UK Government providing clarity on their support for the scheme.

Former Paralympic athlete James Brown was given a 12-month jail term after supergluing himself to the roof of a British Airways plane.

A ceremony was held by the Skye terrier’s grave in Edinburgh on Friday.

‘The investigation is fast-paced and ongoing, and involves an extensive crime scene,’ say detectives

Here the PA news agency examines closer which retailers and parts of the sectors started the new year in fine spirits.

Raphael Chevelleau has pleaded guilty to three counts of wounding with intent and two counts of attempted wounding.

The latest figures showed there have been 41 coronavirus-linked deaths and 9,910 new cases in the last 24 hours.

NHS Confederation chief executive warns UK is ‘far from out of the woods’

The Prince of Wales toured the Haddow Estate in Aberdeenshire, which lost hundreds of thousands of trees in Storm Arwen.

Lieutenant Colonel Lyndsey Kelly has succeeded her husband, Lt Col Shamus Kelly, as CO of No 1 Army Training Regiment.

Michelle McIlveen told parents that opening windows was the most effective way of assisting ventilation in classrooms

Last year, Home Office minister Norman Baker called for annual expenditure for Harry and Meghan’s security to be to capped to its 2019 level

First Minister Mark Drakeford outlined the plan for returning to alert level zero during a press conference in Cardiff on Friday.

Her comments came after the Queen stripped her son of military titles and royal patronages

The former Manchester United captain is not ruling out running to be Manchester mayor, according to reports.

Boris Johnson not expected to emerge from ‘hiding’ – despite demands for statement on fresh allegations of rule-breaking

The man was found unconscious and pulled from the water after going overboard as he and others attempted to reach the UK.

A No 10 spokesman said ministers remain committed to bring forward new anti-espionage laws to counter the threat from foreign spies.

Father Martin Newell and Reverend Sue Parfitt spoke with the PA news agency outside court after they were acquitted alongside Philip Kingston.

Irish police are continuing the hunt for the killer of teacher Ashling Murphy.

The Welsh First Minister was asked about events held in Downing Street during lockdowns.

Experts have emphasised that the children being admitted are not particularly ill, and are mainly being kept in for observations.

Limits raised on outdoor activity numbers and nightclubs set to reopen in phased lifting of measures

Man arrested as evidence of officers’ conduct examined