Two-tonne navigation light is ‘of particular historical significance’, police say

The man had hung fairylights on a tree in the Raducanu family’s garden before he was caught

Lord Agnew of Oulton said his despatch box resignation was over the Government’s ‘egregious’ failure in its handling of bounce-back loans.

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Foreign affairs committee chair, and Iraq and Afghan war veteran, is first Conservative to declare

Researchers say failure of integrity at No 10 could have serious long-term consequences for UK

‘I tend to keep at least a metre away from the edge,’ one resident who estimates his house has 30 years left says

Former chief prosecutor brands decision to limit report to ‘minimal’ detail ‘disproportionate’

Parliament’s clock tower is under refurbishment but MPs still wanted to hear the bell on special occasions

Taylor Steel was disqualified from driving for two years after being found to be nearly three times the legal limit.

‘It shows that policymakers do not have a grasp on the realities of finding work,’ says one jobseeker

Parts of the UK will be battered by the Danish storm this weekend

During a visit to Glasgow, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said there should be reform of devolution ‘quickly’.

Man in 40s and woman in 30s arrested by police

Most of the nation’s papers react to the news that Sue Gray’s report into Downing Street will be censored by police.

PM also expected to make trip to region in coming days

Jailed for terrorism aged 14 for plotting a massacre, he has broken the terms of his release from jail.

Reports circulate of a potential outside challenger for the Tory leadership who is thought by some to represent the ‘best chance for a fresh start’.

Amber and yellow weather warnings are in place for Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland.

Priti Patel has signed an extradition order for British tycoon Dr Mike Lynch after he lost a fraud case over the sale of his company to HP.

The Prime Minister will also speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin over a phone call.

The fire service said six people were passed into the care of paramedics.

The PM is highly unlikely to be presented with a copy of the Gray report on Friday night, the PA news agency understands, but it is due shortly.

Diane Forsythe will go forward as the DUP’s preferred candidate in South Down.

Paul Farthing said he had ‘absolutely no dealings with anybody in government’

Overwhelming majority back resignation as Partygate scandal continues

Benjamin O’Shea and Naomi Johnson committed ‘monstrous crimes’, police say

Unionist ministers have pledged to halt inspections in Northern Ireland

The trolley is thought to have been dropped onto the carriageway of the A9 from a bridge above.

Decision sets scene for potentially explosive publication and debate early next week

Scotland Yard insists it did ‘not delay’ Gray report, as No 10 prepares to receive redacted version

Making evidence against suspects public risks ‘giving them the thinking time to provide an explanation’, barrister says

Amber and yellow weather warnings are in place for this weekend.

Paul Farthing said he had ‘absolutely no dealings with anybody in Government’.

Teachers at schools run by the Girls’ Day School Trust could strike over pensions.

‘Economic disaster affecting everybody’, says select committee chief

Labour MP Rosie Cooper spoke passionately about the British Sign Language Bill

The draft report was compiled following an audit carried out by the European Commission.

Fears in Whitehall that Boris Johnson is wobbling over 2.5 per cent levy on workers and companies

The High Court case centered on the shipyard constructing ferries which have been delayed by several years.

Repayment threshold freeze released in written statement on Friday after MPs leave Westminster

The BA.2 strain is a sub-lineage of the now dominant original Omicron variant known as BA.1.

Alex Boston bombarded Davis with social media messages, letters, and gifts he delivered to her home at night.

Andrew Ramdeen, 30, shot two men in Uxbridge in random and unprovoked attacks.

Detective says killing was ‘cold and calculated’

The freeze, in place for one year, has been called too “modest”.

The defendants also received concurrent sentences for having weapons.

Pc Jack Green was found not guilty part-way through the evidence after a district judge said the case had not been proved.

The 45-year-old was last seen in Dundee on Sunday morning.

Mass shooting of Catholic demonstrators in Derry by British paratroopers, perhaps the defining episode of the Troubles, remembered 50 years on

The highest local rates are all in Northern Ireland.

Kieran McLoughlin went on ‘rampage’ in Manchester last January

Legal experts, Tory MPs and opposition politicians criticised Scotland Yard for throwing the Sue Gray report into disarray.

Naomi Johnson and Benjamin O’Shea claimed the fractures suffered by eight-week-old Amina-Faye were caused by paramedics.

The judge told the 50-year-old he should be given the opportunity to turn his life around, and was given a suspended sentence.

Mike Lynch is also facing extradition to the US over allegations related to the sale.

Prince Andrew has demanded a jury trial which would begin later this year

The former Defence Forces soldier, 39, has pleaded not guilty to terror related charges at the Special Criminal Court.

Tory MPs and legal experts have criticised Scotland Yard for calling for only ‘minimal reference’ to events subject to its investigation.

The two-tonne lamp, which dates back to the 19th century, was taken from a storage facility in Ilfracombe.

Angel Lynn was found with serious injuries on the A6 near Loughborough on September 17 2020.

Dave Buxton, British Deaf Association chair, said deaf people face ‘many barriers’ because sign language has not been legally recognised.

Mark Hall, 31, was shot dead in front of his family in December.

Hugh Webber, 79, stabbed Angela Webber, 77, a total of 15 times with two knives during an attack at their home in the village of Dunster, Somerset.

The trial will begin later this year in hopes of improving safety and bettering accessibility on the UK’s roads

Ministers under pressure following the death of Kim Briggs in 2016

Force is running parallel criminal probe into potential lawbreaking at Downing Street

Birmingham Erdington candidate Paulette Hamilton said she was giving Covid jabs while “Mr Johnson was having parties”.

Amanda Lennon said if staff are identified, it is possible ‘they could claim the process is procedurally and substantively unfair’.

The planned drills off the Irish coast have caused considerable upset and controversy.

The visit will come amid tensions with Russia over threats towards Ukraine.

Fran Hall, a spokeswoman for the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice Campaign Group, said she had been left ‘furious’ by the Metropolitan Police.

Rail unions Aslef, RMT, TSSA and Unite accused Chris Gibb of being ‘confrontational’.

The weather warnings have been put in place as Storm Malik makes its way across Europe.

High levels of under-reporting are likely to be affecting the official figures.

Warnings of ‘profound damage’ from perception of ‘establishment stitch-up’

Malachi Thorpe, 18, is accused of hitting a Jewish man with a glass bottle in an anti-Semitic attack in London.

Scotland reported 7,258 new cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, according to latest Government statistics.

Mr O’Halloran had been working for a Dublin-based aircraft leasing firm when it became involved in a legal dispute with the Chinese authorities.

Mr Justice Hildyard delivered a summary of his conclusions in the case on Friday.

Businessman John Avers died in a car park after being run over several times in east London in September 2020.

The Co Louth woman, 39, has pleaded not guilty to terror-related charges at the Special Criminal Court.

‘Future of government needs to be settled in next few days’, says ex-Brexit minister

The bodies of an 18-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl were found at Bothenhampton Reservoir outside of Bridport on Tuesday morning.

It comes as Boris Johnson continues to be engulfed in the partygate scandal.

The Labour leader said he wants the Sue Gray report published as soon as possible with ‘no redactions, no edits, no bits left out’.

The Whitehall inquisitor has two realistic options now that Scotland Yard has told her to make ‘minimal reference’ to potentially criminal elements.

Motorist in 80s admitted being on the road without paperwork since the age of 12

The weather warnings have been put in place as Storm Malik makes its way across Europe.

This weekend sees the 50th anniversary of the day when British soldiers shot dead 13 civil rights protesters in Derry.

Conor Burns said his defence of Boris Johnson was ‘not part of a strategy’.

The Duke of York is preparing to defend himself against a civil lawsuit which will be heard at a jury trial at the end of the year.

No standardisation model will be used to decide grades, Ofqual’s chief regulator said.

“It was huge accomplishment; it is the greatest work I have done so far,” said Juho Konkkola.

The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews says it ‘respects and appreciates’ duke’s decision

The Earl of Erroll voiced concern about children believing some sex acts are suitable in a new relationship.

Headteachers, GPs and police officers are least likely to be unvaccinated.

Police have appealed for witnesses who may have seen anyone acting suspiciously in the area after the burglary in Renfrew.

“It was huge accomplishment; it is the greatest work I have done so far,” said Juho Konkkola.