Flurry of resignations in Downing Street include long-serving adviser Munira Mirza

Nineteen-year-old Canadian flew to the UK to visit Jack Sepple, 23, after the pair met through an online dating app but was found dead just two days before she was due to travel home

The Irish Foreign Affairs Minister said the resignation of Paul Givan on Thursday is ‘very unwelcome’.

But Tory grandee Sir Malcolm Rifkind says PM is now ‘toxic’

The discredited allegation has been circulated in right-wing circles online for years

Elena Narozanski reportedly quits her role in Downing Street policy unit

Child found in property in Guisborough as woman treated in hospital for injuries

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said 115,087 new cars were registered in the UK in January.

But Craig Hoy said the string of resignations shows things are going to change in Number 10.

Electricity and gas bills to soar by almost £700 from April, says Ofgem

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world drives up household bills

Ten years ago, there were just 14 boozers owned by local cooperatives. Now there are 150 – and almost double that in the pipeline. How did they succeed where the big chains failed? Colin Drury sidles up to the bar to investigate

Four of Boris Johnson’s most senior aides quit in a torrid day for the embattled Prime Minister.

There have been a total of 504 RAF Quick Reaction Alerts incidents since 2005

Ofgem has given itself the powers to change the price cap outside its normal twice-yearly reviews

Some 10,000 RMT members will walk out on March 1 and 3.

Price cap to rise to £1,971 from April

Hundreds of daily services were axed in December and January due to staff shortages caused by the Omicron coronavirus variant.

Jack Sepple, 23, appears in court after Ashley Wadsworth, 19, found dead at block of flats in Essex

Opposition parties say document appeared ‘cobbled together in a rush’

She first started working with Boris Johnson when he was Mayor of London.

‘Once you put people in a situation where they are having to chose fuel or food, the impact of that is lasting and it’s catastrophic’

The incident follows fighter jets released yesterday to intercept Russian Bear aircraft

There was a 77% increase in the number of children needing specialist care for serious and urgent issues like self-harm and eating disorders.

The papers splash with the latest crisis consuming the embattled PM as his closest staff suddenly depart.

A survey by a commission found 75 per cent of respondents wanted the statue to remain in a museum

Footage shows London family enduring severe leaking, black mould and cockroach infestation in their home

The collaboration between Fortnum & Mason and The Big Jubilee Lunch forms part of the celebrations in honour of the Queen’s 70 years on the throne.

Anna Firth won the contest with 86% of the vote.

PM falsely claimed crime had fallen by 14 per cent while responding to Sue Gray report on No 10 parties

Presenter Fiona Bruce previously called for people who have chosen not to get vaccinated to apply for the episode, which was broadcast from London.

The pop star was joined by five first-timers in the top female category.

Senior Tories said the exits marked the ‘beginning of the end’ for the Prime Minister.

Some spoilt ballots contained messages rallying against under-fire Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Government could face £35bn black hole in finances ‘unless it acts now’, Tory MP warns

Harry said at one point he was ‘getting to the very end of everything that I had’.

Paul Givan’s departure has also forced Sinn Fein deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill from her post.

News comes ahead of Children’s Mental Health Week as pupils say social media is driving poor mental health.

The holiday would also recognise the Queen’s contribution to the country.

No trace of airman, 23, ever found despite police twice searching landfill site in multi-million pound investigation

As Boris Johnson’s principal private secretary Mr Reynolds played a key role advising the Prime Minister on a wide range of issues.

Force used by officer ‘was neither reasonable nor proportionate’, police watchdog says

‘Young lives like Kennie's are being lost far too often and this has to stop’, family says

The Prime Minister said: ‘I don’t think we have seen anything like it in recent memory.’

‘Last days of Rome were more fun’: Stresses inside government exposed by savage resignation letter from departing policy chief

Jason Edwards, 25, Lee Strickland, 36, and Dionne Timms-Williams, 17, will be sentenced at later date

Four key members of No 10 staff, including Ms Mirza, quit roles on Thursday

Millions worse off as energy price hikes and inflation trigger ‘Black Thursday’ for living costs

Kate Forbes had a ‘constructive’ talk with Chief Secretary to the Treasury Simon Clarke.

Director of communications Jack Doyle also resigned on Thursday, along with Munira Mirza, one of the PM’s most loyal and longstanding aides.

Staff clear-out follows exit of policy chief who quit in protest

The Health Minister said the move will damage efforts to address hospital waiting lists and raises questions for the removal of Covid-19 restrictions.

Four of Boris Johnson’s most senior staff have quit, triggering new turmoil for the embattled British prime minister

Dune, The Power Of The Dog and Belfast lead the nominations for this year’s Bafta film awards.

Storm Corrie hit the country the day after Storm Malik.

The US reportedly has intelligence of a plan by Moscow to create a pretext for an invasion of its neighbour.

London government calls for reinstatement of Paul Givan to prevent disruption

Parties in Northern Ireland have called for an early election to take place after Stormont was plunged into a fresh powersharing crisis.

The party’s deputy leader made her comments during a visit to the Birmingham Erdington constituency, ahead of a March 3 by-election.

Two key aides resigned as the Prime Minister battles to remain in No 10.

The director of communications was a journalist before joining No 10.

Paul Givan announced his resignation on Thursday as part of the DUP’s protest against the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Rishi Sunak announced a £9 billion package designed to “take the sting” out of rising bills.

Measure could improve ventilation in schools at low cost

Dave Jordan told the PA news agency the find was ‘exciting, but it’s very gut-wrenching as well’.

The possible collapse of powersharing has raised concerns that a planned apology to victims and survivors in March will be shelved.

The two-month review will explore ways the BBC can reach people across the UK and ‘encourage greater diversity and develop new talent’.

Chancellor’s position contradicts warnings by scientists

Rebecca Currie lives near a quarry in Silverdale, Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire, and claims gases from the site risk shortening her son’s life.

Munira Mirza quit as No 10’s head of policy over the Prime Minister’s ‘scurrilous’ and debunked attempt to discredit Sir Keir Starmer.

Mr Givan’s resignation will automatically remove Sinn Fein deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill from her job.

The Sinn Fein president said her party will not facilitate Northern Ireland ‘staggering on’ without a functioning Executive.

The Government launched a consultation on extending the mandate to more staff in September, but this week said it plans to scrap the requirement.

Commons standards committee Chris Bryant said there was ‘no justice’ in throwing MPs out of the chamber after correctly accusing others of lying.

‘Obsessed’ Robert Truscott attacked Emma Wolfenden at her home in Rutland while she was on date with another man

Scottish Labour MSP Neil Bibby said the cuts were an ‘inconvenient truth’ and called on the Scottish Government to rule out job losses.

Dean Neave was not living with Rikki’s mother Ruth at the time the youngster went missing in Peterborough on November 28 1994.

UK Statistics Authority received complaints over allegations the Prime Minister and the Home Secretary falsely claimed crime had fallen.

Controversial ‘taxonomy’ has caused anger in some countries

‘It must remember that the planet is home to more than just humans,’ animal rights charity says

Munira Mirza quit over the Prime Minister’s ‘scurrilous’ and debunked smear against Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.

His bosses argued the name-calling was ‘banter’

Munira Mirza – hailed by prime minister as one of his biggest inspirations – condemns ‘inappropriate and partisan’ attack

First Minister Paul Givan’s resignation has automatically forced Sinn Fein deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill from her position.

‘It surprised me because they’re quite an environmentally friendly company,’ 24-year-old says

The Asian house gecko, nicknamed Thin Lizard, was sealed in an ocean shipping container in October.

There are seven local authorities where take-up is below 50%.

The claim will allege KPMG failed to respond to multiple ‘red flags’ which should have alerted them to a clear and obvious risk of misstatement.

Regulations introduced during the Covid pandemic were due to end in March but could be extended under new legislation.

This year’s Kew Gardens’ orchid festival will exhibit some of Costa Rica’s most beautiful flowers, art, and folk dance from Friday.

Lisa Squire says she wants to find out exactly how her daughter was killed on night she was raped and thrown into a Hull river

Micheal Martin told the group the Irish Government has ‘consistently engaged with the US on on legacy issues and will continue to do so’.

A report warns Brexit means the border arrangements envisaged in the 2014 referendum will not be possible.

‘It completely undermines our vision for a greener North Somerset,’ council leader says