They have been arrested on suspicion of murder

Lady Glenconner was a maid of honour at the Queen’s coronation.

Downing Street also criticised the comments from the Bank of England governor

Plotters ‘see this as their last opportunity to reverse Brexit’, claims culture secretary

BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt said he was ‘really confused’, asking Nadine Dorries if his question was a ‘difficult’ one.

Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.

Youth scheme has received £1.3bn in taxpayers’ money since 2011 but now has its funding severely cut

Follow live updates as ‘erratic’ PM attempts to stave off a mutiny by Tory MPs

Nadine Dorries said the joke was ‘shocking and abhorrent and unacceptable’.

The man, who reportedly gave his name as Abraham, 26, was originally arrested on suspicion of murder

At 9.30pm on Friday, Greater Manchester Police was called by the ambulance service responding to a report of a stabbing in Dukinfield.

West Midlands Police said the urn was taken on Friday.

Elizabeth II is already the nation’s longest reigning monarch, and the longest still-serving sovereign in the world.

‘What’s your next question?’ says culture secretary, who admits ‘regicide’ runs in veins of Tory party

PM battling to stave off vote on his leadership

The man, who reportedly gave his name as Abraham, 26, was originally arrested on suspicion of murder,

Travel disruption should be expected through the weekend in affected areas, the Met Office warned

A range of figures both prominent and private have played an important role in the life of the head of state.

Government’s Brexit push to bring back Winston Churchill’s favourite Champagne measure met with indifference

The former Conservative MP said Boris Johnson’s reaction to partygate had proved he was right to defect to Labour.

Lord Michael Grade said the corporation was right to hold the government to account but added that its ‘macho culture’ was ‘unnecessary’

MP, who resigned from the Commons after a botched attempt to save him from suspension, urged Hancock to ‘kill’ story about him being consultant

‘To restore trust, we need to change the prime minister,’ says Tory MP

No 10 denies insider accounts of an increasingly ‘unpredictable and erratic’ prime minister

The partygate fallout continues to dominate the nation’s front pages.

The PM was reportedly pictured raising a can of Estrella at the event – when rules banned social mixing indoors

Government-approved lab test findings directly contradicted PM’s assertion that fabric was not up to scratch, company chief warns

Dr Gary Jenkins suffered multiple severe brain injuries in the fatal attack

Cleveland Police are not confirming the child’s identity at this time but specially trained officers are supporting his family.

Judge Richardson told Brady his attacks on Mr Wootton had ‘everything to do with your craving for celebrity status’

Elizabeth II came to the throne 70 years ago this Sunday.

The money will help those with immediate needs for food, fuel, utilities or clothing.

Changes will also remove risk of prosecution for consenting adults sending ‘sexts’

Lack of charging points will hamper efforts to further cut emissions, says trade body

Former minister Nick Gibb said his constituents were ‘furious about the double standards’.

Camelot is urging players to check their tickets to see if they are the winner.

Christ Church said a resolution has been reached that is acceptable to all parties.

Angharad Williamson, 30, reported five-year-old missing hours before he was found with multiple injuries

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby commended the monarch for showing ‘duty, leadership and character’.

Attack allegedly happened in London last September

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

Former Labour jailed for five years and six months following historic abuse

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

Lord Patten says some wings of the Conservative Party have ‘turned into an English nationalist, populist, Johnsonian cult’

DUP leader also claims Boris Johnson privately told him there was a ‘20-30 per cent of an agreement’ with the EU over the Northern Ireland Protocol

Victim discovered in squalid conditions without heating or lighting in ‘stark contrast’ to those of family dog, court told

Robert Hooper told jury an Englishman’s home is his castle and that he had been assaulted before using his tractor to remove Vauxhall Corsa in County Durham

Red Wall MP is 13th to go public with call for prime minister to stand down

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

Andrew Kirkland, who was kicked off the force in 2014 for theft and fraud, performed sex act over girl after sneaking into her bedroom

It comes as DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson suggested his party would not return to powersharing if issues over the protocol are not resolved.

Fawziyah Javed, 31, from Pudsey in Leeds, died in Holyrood Park in September.

Price cap to rise to £1,971 from April

The Netflix special His Dark Material aired on Christmas Day.

Outgoing First Minister Paul Givan and deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill announced appointment of Ian Jeffers before leaving office.

A library at the University of Aberdeen was named after Professor Sir Charles Duncan Rice.

Fifth aide walks out of No 10 and another Tory MP has submitted a no-confidence letter

The National Crime Agency started their investigation last October.

Around three in 10 local areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.

From one of his greatest inspirations to an amateur boxing policy adviser, here is a look at the departed advisers.

‘Chancellor has chosen to side with the oil and gas industry,’ campaigner says

The officers joined a run in south west London on Friday morning.

Both men will now be subject to extradition proceedings to bring them to Scotland.

The public apology to those who survived abuse in institutions was to be made by the First Minister and deputy First Minister in March.

Harley Demmon, 16, stabbed Josh Hall six times after arranging to meet to ‘sort out their differences’.

Around 93% of hospitality businesses have said they plan to increase customer prices.

The Scottish Government has said the NHS and social care services are under extreme pressure.

The council ordered Pauline, who has five grandchildren, to pay £400 or risk being dragged to court

Infections have surged among younger age groups since the start of the year.

Mark Brown, appeared at Lewes Crown Court today via videolink from Belmarsh Prison

A 9pm television watershed and heavier online restrictions for advertising products high in fat, sugar and salt are to be introduced.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf said the figure represents a ‘major milestone’ for testing teams.

The Health Secretary set out his plans for improving cancer prevention and diagnosis in a policy speech on Friday.

A letter has been sent to refugees after it was revealed the Government is spending £4.7 million per day housing asylum seekers in hotels.

Three men – aged 61, 52 and 32 - were arrested after the woman died in Greater Manchester

Robert Whippe, 54, pleaded guilty at St Albans Magistrates’ Court to two counts of sending a grossly offensive message to the former England defender.

Lord Nazir Ahmed was found guilting of abusing a girl and a boy under 11 in the 1970s.

Boris Johnson under ever-increasing pressure after four senior aides depart in one day

Well-wishers lined the harbour walls to welcome HMS Prince of Wales into Portsmouth Naval Base.

Andrew Hill survived after the Hawker Hunter jet he was flying exploded into a fireball on a busy dual carriageway.

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

Five senior figures quit Downing Street in fallout from Partygate scandal

Tobias Rustat, who invested in the Royal African Company, became one of Jesus College’s largest benefactors before the 20th century.

Robert Hooper’s partner, Kate Henderson, said the support of the local community had kept him going.

The man’s boss, Peter Swailes Senior, died last year aged 80 while awaiting trial for modern slavery offences.

The company says prices will also need to increase further in future years.

Both of the injured men were treated at St George’s Hospital.

The PM was trying to boost morale in a speech to staff on Friday morning.

Neighbours and friends say mother ‘with heart of gold’ never recovered after losing children in 1996

The incident occurred in Camden, north London, on Friday morning.

The row took place in the communal kitchen of a farm in Crediton, Devon

Thirty-one-year-old Fawziyah Javed died in Edinburgh last year. A man has been charged in connection with her death.

The Endurance22 Expedition aims to find, survey and film the wreck of Endurance, which sank during Sir Ernest’s quest to Antarctica in 1915.

The Health Secretary said the Labour leader deserved ‘absolute respect’ for his work as director of public prosecutions.

A small number of cases have been detected within Invergordon County Community Hospital.

The Transport Secretary is the second Cabinet minister to do so in five days.