No 10 denies allegations first made by William Wragg MP

‘It’s bad for us all, as we miss out on women’s talent, skills and perspective,’ Fawcett Society chief executive adds

Further restrictions brought in when Omicron first emerged are being relaxed from Monday.

A woman in her 60s living near Farlington Marshes cooked the sausages

Kwasi Kwarteng said there were a number of schemes under discussion.

Rejected by every major label, Bat Out Of Hell was released in 1977 to huge international success and has sold millions of copies worldwide.

Users of the virtual assistant have reported being unable to ‘wake’ their Alexa-powered devices on Friday morning.

The collision happened on the A90 near Dundee.

Kate Josephs – boss of Sheffield City Council – hosted Whitehall drinks while residents said goodbye to loved ones on iPad

Announcements set to be cut include self-evident ticket reminders and noise warnings

Kwasi Kwarteng dismisses claims of threats and intimidation – and turns on Bury South MP as ‘turncoat’

The retailer managed to shrug off supply chain issues and pull in shoppers during the festive period.

Support for Scottish independence remains split down the middle.

The Ethos treatment involves a machine which uses scans to target specific areas for radiotherapy and delivers a prescription dose to tumours.

Three new updates will be implemented from next week

Sales volumes fell 3.7% in December compared with a 1% rise in November as shoppers stayed away from the high street.

The award-winning singer said her team had tried ‘absolutely everything’ to pull the show together in time but that it had been ‘impossible’.

For Boris Johnson, facts have always been flexible

A care worker took thousands of pounds from a vulnerable lady after getting hold of her bank card

During her visit to Australia, the Foreign Secretary told reporters she wants Boris Johnson to ‘continue as long as possible in his job’.

Fionntan McGarvey, 18, died in hospital on Thursday after the attack outside licensed premises in the city in the early hours of December 27 last year

The pilot scheme, due to begin within weeks, is targeted at patients who are ready to leave hospital but need extra care support.

Ms Truss said London and Canberra were determined to act together in ‘calling out’ Beijing.

The Foreign Secretary warned Vladimir Putin he must ‘desist and step back’ from war in Ukraine or risk being dragged into a prolonged conflict.

‘Clinically vulnerable people have just become collateral damage in political considerations’, says Charlotte August CEO of National Voices

The nation’s front pages are again consumed by the potential coup against the PM by rebel MPs angry over ‘partygate’.

The National Public Health Emergency Team met on Thursday night and agreed to recommend most measures can be relaxed.

The PM continues to encounter claims critics are facing ‘intimidation’ as part of an effort to keep him in office.

Retrospective investigations were ‘just not going to be an option,’ a PCC said

The streaming giant gained 8.3 million extra paid memberships in the final financial quarter of 2021 having ‘over-forecasted’ 8.5 million.

He told his brother he had ‘come to die’

Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Wednesday that masks would be scrapped in school classrooms from Thursday.

Peter Swailes Jr pleads guilty ahead of scheduled modern slavery trial

Safety works far from complete as future funding remains uncertain

Liz Truss says ‘Kremlin has not learned the lessons of history’

Britain heading for ‘1970s’-style decline, says former Labour PM in attack on government

Linlithgow pensioner Jack Brown was reported missing to police on Thursday.

It is understood the National Public Health Emergency Team has recommended the lifting of restrictions in the hospitality sector.

Reggie the 11-month-old spaniel is ‘in good spirits’ despite his ordeal.

All four nations have seen a drop in case numbers.

Mark Drakeford said Wales would complete the move to alert level zero on January 28 unless the coronavirus situation deteriorates.

Member of alleged cell called for coordinated terror attacks to ‘cause utter mayhem’, court told

A 73-year-old man died after the incident while two other men in their 60s and 70s were sent to hospital to be treated for injuries.

Tory rebel claims smear stories placed in bid to silence critics

The 20-year-old has made history with the record-breaking trick only previously attempted on computer games.

Millions of households face massive rises in energy bills in April — and again in October

Seven fisherman are lucky to be alive after their vessel was hit by an underwater German wartime bomb, marine officers have said.

Vast facility would eat up so much prime land it would hamper development opportunities for years to come, suggests Bev Craig

New regulations could mean restrictions on conservatories, patio doors and floor-to-ceiling windows

Anti-Brexit peer asks if people will get ‘another chance to express their view’

William and Kate visited Church on the Street in Burnley, Lancashire, a centre that helps disadvantaged people.

The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority said these costs could increase further following the fatal stabbing of Sir David Amess in October.

Nicholas Rossi, who is known by various other names, was wanted in connection with an alleged sexual assault in Utah in 2008.

Detective Chief Superintendent Laura McLuckie said forensic analysis had so far found no traces of drugs used for spiking.

Most will end up paying an extra £3.50 a month – or £42 annually – on average for phone and broadband bills.

Study said benefits of project would come close to covering costs

Colin Neill said restrictions on the sector over Christmas had a “crippling” effect.

Police launched a murder investigation following the death of Fionntan McGarvey on Thursday.

Anouar Sabbar, 28, would seek out men on Grindr and have sex with them before demanding money.

The Duke of Sussex said he is looking forward to ‘honouring the incredible recipients’ of the awards as he urged people to enter nominations.

“We are spending money on harming people rather than saving them,” Sir Robert Buckland warned.

She was killed in her home on March 23 2020,

Rafal Czajka was investigated after his lorry was stopped at the port of Dover.

Almost five years on from the deadly Grenfell Tower fire, work has not been finished on 40% of buildings with the same type of cladding.

Widespread frost and freezing temperatures are expected on Friday morning

Ministers agreed the outcome of the January monitoring round at Thursday’s Executive meeting.

Mr Baker said the allegations of rule-breaking parties in Downing Street during coronavirus restrictions are ‘appalling’.

The Countess of Wessex was born Sophie Helen Rhys-Jones on January 20 1965 in Oxford.

Five crew members were left with significant injuries after the bomb exploded underwater 22 miles off the coast of Cromer in north Norfolk.

They include ending the legal requirement for Covid certification to enter some hospitality venues and the reopening of nightclubs.

The Scottish Government wants compensation for isolation due to Covid-19 to remain discretionary.

School leaders in the North East have said the Government’s announcement on masks in classrooms does not reflect regional realities.

Lawyers for the man, known as E3, were not shown the evidence that led to his loss of citizenship

Anne Frank and her much-loved diary were celebrated at an event attended by the Duchess of Cornwall.

The Finance Secretary said the Government still intends to return the airport to the private sector.

Devin Gordon died near Bathgate railway station in West Lothian on Wednesday afternoon.

Part of the Ministry of Defence site in Manston will be used to house people for up to five days.

The six-year-old was found dead in woodland in 1994.

Workers have been encouraged to return to the office

One of the major projects outlined in the blueprint is a metro scheme covering Glasgow and surrounding areas.

The whipping operation in Parliament has been brought out of the shadows after comments from a Tory MP.

Mr Griffiths was found to have raped and physically abused his ex-wife, Burton MP Kate Griffiths, by a family court judge.

Far-right activist has access to assets worth up to an estimated £3m, anti-racism group believes

In a message to the nation’s monarch Tupou VI, the Queen said she was ‘shocked and saddened’ by the eruption.

£1.2bn Aquind scheme also sparked warning that France could ‘turn off the power’ in post-Brexit battle

Signature Group, which employs 580 people at 20 Scottish venues, will offer up to £500 interest-free to its workers.

The environment minister said both the use and sale of the devices will be outlawed.

There have been five confirmed cases of avian influenza in the region, bringing the total number of confirmed cases across the UK to 81.

Experts say their findings highlight the need to identify measures to help promote a healthy working lifespan.

Ian Black, from Carlisle, gave up his job within hours of his win being confirmed.

There are 10 local authorities with take-up below 50%.

Louis Watkiss, 12, died after a collision on the slopes of the SnowDome in Tamworth in September 2021.

Tory MPs do not need to wait for Sue Gray report to resolve ‘simple issue’, says Alistair Graham

In some cases, victims have lost up to £3,000

The duchess made friends with cockapoo pup Alfie, 10 weeks, as she and William visited a hospital in East Lancashire to thank staff.

The former prime minister described the broadcaster as an ‘internationally renowned institution’.

The research, commissioned by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, found the project ‘would be impossible to justify’.