‘I can’t substantiate that’, says deputy PM

Stacey Macken sued BNP Paribas after years of unequal pay and discrimination by male colleagues

Exclusive: Former chief justice who jailed hundreds of Taliban members has been in hiding since group swept to power last year

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said Boris Johnson ‘believes he acted in good faith at all times’.

Senior civil servant Sue Gray has delivered her completed report to Downing Street in redacted form but Metropolitan Police still probing 12 events

Foreign secretary accused of putting others at risk

They fled to the UK in August 2018 after a violent kidnapping attempt in Virginia in 2018

PM remains under pressure over series of rule-breaking Downing Street parties that allegedly took place during lockdown, 12 of which are under investigation by Met Police

Boris Johnson’s future in the balance as Met Police investigates No 10 parties during lockdown in wake of heavily-redacted Sue Gray report

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

Here are the regions in England where schools will be targeted for support.

No 10 pledges updated Partygate report will be published following police inquiry

Strategist will ‘make sure we nail priorities’, says deputy PM

Exclusive: Lawyers say the covert database discriminates against minorities

Joseph Kelly, 36, said ‘the only good Brit soldier is a deed one, burn auld fella buuuuurn’ after 100-year-old fundraising hero died

London Mayor Sadiq Khan calls on ministers to take ‘urgent steps’ to tackle ‘spiralling’ cost of living

Prime minister reaches for false claim while on the ropes over lockdown rule-breaking

Prime minister forced into humiliating apology as it emerges police investigating 12 lockdown parties

Outrage over PM’s conduct refuses to go away after Sue Gray files heavily-redacted report on rule-breaking bashes with Met Police investigation ongoing

‘Full transparency’ pledged over second Gray report after backlash from backbenchers

An 11.2% annual increase in property prices in January marked the strongest start to the year for 17 years, Nationwide Building Society said.

WWF says more needs to be done aside from ‘vague commitments’

The high street fashion chain said it suffered from shipping delays, increased distribution costs and fewer shoppers as the Omicron variant took hold.

Former Tory leader William Hague accused Boris Johnson of squandering the opportunity to show the ‘buck stops’ with him.

The leader of Canada’s Conservative party is facing a revolt by his party’s lawmakers and could be ousted as soon as Wednesday

The creators of the Science Vs podcast say they will stop producing content until Spotify cracks down harder on the spread of misinformation.

They will be among a host of high-achievers to be recognised at investiture ceremonies at Windsor Castle.

The papers are dominated by the fallout from the release of the partygate report.

Adults can receive a booster 28 days after they tested positive or if it has been at least 12 weeks since their second dose.

Launch night will feature the first RuPaul’s Drag Race: UK Versus The World.

A number of High Court injunctions against the group’s road blockades have been granted.

The actor, known for playing a pet zombie on the hit US show, was described as the ‘kindest, sweetest, most generous person you would ever meet’.

Boris Johnson apologised to the Commons over the partygate saga.

Boris Johnson will examine the ‘full range of strategic UK support’ with the Ukrainian leader.

The hub has information in both English and Cantonese.

An open letter has been sent to the Foreign Secretary, telling her that ‘there isn’t a moment to lose’.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said there was ‘no excuse’ for not having controls in place.

But PM missed call with Vladimir Putin as he dealt with Partygate scandal fallout at home

‘What says ‘I love you’ more than that!’

A 50-year-old man is due to appear at Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court on Monday

Health Secretary Sajid Javid said he believes it is ‘no longer proportionate’ to require vaccination as a condition of deployment under law.

Creator Josh Wardle has sold the online game to The New York Times company for a sum ‘in the low seven figures’.

The new funding was announced as the Prime Minister prepared to visit Kyiv.

The party will put forward a motion on Tuesday for a tax to prevent energy producers benefiting from excess profit.

Lily Cowie died in hospital the day after the collision.

Welsh Government Education minister Jeremy Miles said 13 primary and secondary schools and one college will take part in a pilot scheme

Her lawyer tells The Independent she’s been through ‘one of the worst imaginable times in her life’

Cycling charities welcome the changes to the Highway Code but say increasing public awareness of them is vital

Boris Johnson has apologised and said ‘I will fix it’.

The couple recently announced they were splitting up after 13 years together.

Some schools in Aberdeenshire were either closed, or delayed opening on Monday.

Liz Truss said she tested positive on Monday evening.

The court hearing will be the second or third one for nine of the 19 defendants

Boris Johnson said he was ‘sorry for the things we simply didn’t get right and also sorry for the way this matter has been handled’.

Scottish National Party’s Westminster leader kicked out by Speaker

Prime minister rallies Tory MPs at meeting in parliament

The judge has requested Robert Olney be asked about Andrew’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

Footballer, 20, suspended from playing or training with Premier League club until further notice

‘I didn’t hug my siblings, I didn’t hug my parents, I gave the eulogy and then afterwards I didn’t even go to her house for a cup of tea’

Storm Malik and Storm Corrie disrupted electricity supplies in almost 40,000 homes

Throughout the pandemic, Government advice has shifted on a range of issues.

‘Deep disappointment’: No 10 excuses for lockdown breaches ‘ring hollow’ with NHS nurses

The experts suggest the research supports limiting excessive screen time.

Boris Johnson’s birthday party and gathering in Downing Street flat among events in police probe

The senior civil servant’s report was pared back because of the Metropolitan Police investigation, but it still contained major revelations.

Economists from UK think-tanks appeared in front of the Treasury Committee on Monday and said inflation has been far higher than first assumed.

Labour said the PM’s diplomatic initiative was in ‘disarray’ over claims the call with the Russian leader was cancelled due to the ‘partygate’ report.

Excessive drinking ‘not appropriate in professional workplace’, finds former landlady Sue Gray

Katrina Aslet-Clark, from Greater Manchester, had worked in the care sector for 25 years until she was sacked in November.

The best quotes from Monday’s questions over Sue Gray’s report.

Her report looks set to spell the end of “wine time Fridays” for No 10 staff.

Girl was bludgeoned to death in her back garden in 1997

It is one of 12 events the Met is investigating.

Greater Manchester Police have charged a 43-year-old man with manslaughter, and said the victim’s house has also been broken into.

Prime minister said government has ‘been cutting crime by 14%’ - but figures show offences rising as prosecutions plummet

Downing Street has announced that Sue Gray’s full report on lockdown-busting events at No 10 will be published following the completion of the police inquiry.

Scotland Yard said its demand for limits on her report only lasts for the duration of its investigation.

The material was given to the Metropolitan Police by the Cabinet Office on Friday.

Lauren Lelonek endured three physical attacks and sustained threats over social media before her death

Tayabb Shah denies five counts of sexual assault alleged to have been committed during a two-week period in 2020.

It will shut seven of its 13 Jack’s discount stores, impacting 130 jobs across the sites and its head office.

The Thames Valley Police major crime unit is continuing its investigation into the incident.

Defence experts were asked about the situation in Ukraine while speaking to a Westminster committee.

Bryn Richards, a university student from Norwich, was fined £1,995 for participating in a gathering outdoors of more than two people in November 2020.

Bereaved families said Mr Johnson is ‘unfit to remain in office’ following the publication of Sue Gray’s report.

Universities Minister Michelle Donelan said the Government was prioritising the right to free speech through introducing new legislation.

Police probe ‘bring your own booze’ party in No 10 garden attended by Boris Johnson.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford was also ordered to leave the Commons chamber.

Mr Blackford walked out of the chamber.

Boris Johnson issued an apology to MPs as he fights to stay in office after the senior civil servant published a damning interim update.

The Health Minister said he hoped to announce plans for greater collaboration between the fire and ambulance services in the near future.

Partner and her mother also fell seriously ill after thallium was added to coffee pot, according to judgment

Prime minister was grilled by MPs in Commons on Monday afternoon

‘Serious failure’ in government to observe the standards expected of the British people