The PM has been accused of making a ‘barely concealed attempt to save his own skin’

Sajid Javid and seniors ministers meet today to decide on requirement amid fears of staffing crisis

From Monday, those living in care homes will be able to have unlimited visits from family and friends, the Government has said.

It’s harder to detect than original Omicron and may be even faster at spreading but, say scientists, is probably no more dangerous

Some Tory Brexiteers had tipped him to take on the role of chief of staff after a ‘partygate’ clear-out.

Move marks the two-year anniversary of UK leaving EU, to cut ‘red tape’ – provoking ridicule, as queues lengthen at Dover

Treasury minister also insists Tory party ‘has not taken money from the Russians’

Ministers have been facing pressure to put back the requirement for staff in England to be double jabbed by April.

Storms Malik and Corrie have brought down power lines in Scotland and Northern England over the weekend and into Monday.

The center-left Socialist Party has won a landslide victory in Portugal’s general election

Train services between the cities are suspended because of strong winds and heavy rain.

Northern Powergrid, which supplies northern England, said around 80,000 customers were affected

Ryan Theobald and Janis Kozlovskis were stabbed during a clash between a number of young men in Doncaster town centre on Saturday.

The airline said it is selling more tickets for the summer season than it had before the pandemic.

His club said the player will not train or play for the Premier League club until further notice.

Police were called to the scene in New Eltham shortly after 5am on Sunday.

The platform’s chief executive said it will ‘combat misinformation’ with a content advisory on any podcast which discusses Covid-19.

Monday’s papers are led by Boris Johnson’s policy blitz and Brexit bill.

‘We cannot favour short-term economic interests over the long-term survival of freedom and democracy in Europe’

Announcements will be seen as an attempt by Boris Johnson to steer the narrative away from allegations of rule-breaking gatherings in Downing Street.

Blood Cancer UK says while some of difference in third dose uptake may be because of varying levels of vaccine hesitancy, this does not explain why gap for third doses is much larger than gap for first two doses

Just 6.2 per cent of Ministry of Defence staff come from ethnic minority background, while ethnic minority candidates are also less likely to be accepted onto civil service graduate scheme

Thousands of people still have no power and schools will be shut on Monday.

‘Women’s motivations for gambling are to escape the pressure of everyday life,’ says head of GambleAware charity

The prospectus will replace the independence White Paper that was published before the 2014 referendum.

Under-22s are able to apply for travel cards that will allow them free bus travel.

Scotland’s Rural Affairs Secretary Mairi Gougeon was speaking ahead of an inter-governmental meeting on the two-year anniversary of Brexit.

Downing Street says the move is part of a cross-Government drive which it claims will ‘cut £1 billion of red tape’ for UK businesses.

Ben Beadle, chief executive of the National Residential Landlords Association, has criticised the Government’s stance.

A 50th anniversary limited edition vinyl release of Paul McCartney and Wings’ Wild Life is to be released on February 4.

The service will help people with difficulty communicating to apply for benefits.

Police were called to the scene in New Eltham shortly after 5am on Sunday.

A person born in a particular year takes on the traits of that year’s animal, according to superstition.

This week it emerged 11 civil servants have been tasked with putting together a detailed plan for an independent Scotland.

Power cuts have hit thousands of homes after Storm Malik struck earlier.

Liberal Democrats accused ministers of ‘burning a hole in the pocket of the taxpayer’.

The couple have recently been facing pressure over the partnership as artists ditch the platform amid a Covid-19 misinformation controversy.

Power supplier Northern Powergrid said 7,000 homes were without power as of 6.30pm on Sunday.

Wintry showers, ice and up to 2cm of snow expected in northern Scotland, Met Office says

‘He will travel to eastern Europe this week, but everyone will know that he’s a man with a time bomb sitting under him’

News comes hours after allegations surfaced against footballer

Exclusive: Home secretary and ministers have continued to call crossings ‘illegal’ in parliament despite ruling

Exclusive: One claimant accused the internet giant of treating drivers as ‘slaves’

Photos and audio recordings have been posted online of the assaults the woman said she suffered

Christian Brueckner said to have carried out repair work at Algarve holiday site

Exclusive: Probe promised for ‘spring 2022’, but crucial consultation on scope yet to begin – prompting ex-civil service head to demand answers

A second storm, named Corrie, is set to bring gusts of up to 90mph in exposed coastal locations in northern Scotland.

Thirteen civil rights protesters were shot dead by British soldiers on January 30 1972.

Exiled aide calls his campaign to topple prime minister ‘an unpleasant but necessary job’ – like ‘fixing the drains’

A police cordon is in place in Clowes Park, Salford.

Scottish FM Nicola Sturgeon said Storm Corrie could be ‘more severe’ than Storm Malik

The pedestrian was fatally injured when he was hit by a car near Chapelhall, Police Scotland said.

Opposition parties have called for a further delay to the changes amid accusations of poor communication with the public.

Irish premier Micheal Martin laid a wreath at the Bloody Sunday memorial as part of the event.

Liz Truss said ‘taxes are never popular’, but significant amounts of money spent dealing with the pandemic ‘does need to be paid back’.

RMT members will march from Edinburgh Waverley station to Bute House after accusing the Government of a climate ‘betrayal’.

Scotland recorded another 6,185 people who tested positive for coronavirus.

A 31-year-old is in a serious condition after being stabbed in what police suspect was a ‘targeted’ attack.

‘It’s clearly done its time in the North Sea,’ said the sender

Lisa Nandy said the Conservatives’ Levelling Up White Paper ‘frankly doesn’t appear to be worth the paper that it’s written on’.

The UK has offered other means of support to the nation.

Call comes after allegation that prime minister left top-secret documents lying around when visitors came to his flat

Conor Murphy claimed that threats to withdraw from the Executive were more to do with DUP electoral support.

A total of 13 civil rights protesters were shot dead by British soldiers in Londonderry on January 30 1972.