Downing Street still doesn’t ‘understand’ public anger, says Ruth Davidson

An inquest into her death was opened in Chelmsford on Thursday.

Footballers’ wives at High Court to settle long-running defamation dispute

Boris Johnson has said he hopes to end the last domestic restrictions in England a month early if ‘encouraging trends’ continue.

Unite general secretary Sharon Graham says Labour must start acting like ‘the party for workers’

MPs warn of ‘extremely serious’ security consequences if camps collapse, following major Isis assault

Alex Cole-Hamilton posted a photo on Twitter of his positive test.

The Foreign Secretary is in Moscow while Boris Johnson heads to Poland as part of an intensive diplomatic push over the east European crisis.

The Duke of Cambridge and William and Sheikh Khaled, planted mangrove saplings together at the Jubail Mangrove Park.

Lawyer Adam Wagner said police sending questionnaires to more than 50 individuals is a ‘very significant’ development.

‘The constant leaking is clearly designed for a purpose’, says defence secretary

Priti Patel’s ‘safe and legal routes’ brought into question after refugee Yagmin Jamal told her orphan siblings suffering abuse in Ethiopia cannot join her in London

Exact date for Ms Giuffre’s deposition has now been confirmed

Defence secretary insists PM’s enemies trying to bring him down with ‘constant’ images

Institute for Fiscal Studies says changes could cause ‘genuine hardship’ for poorer students

Exclusive: Watchdog opened regulatory compliance case into the Captain Tom Foundation last year

Claire Scott raised £232,000 so her son Liam could travel to America for the vaccine and knows other families face the same struggle.

The consumer giant also signalled that customers will continue to face higher prices amid efforts to control spiralling costs.

The woman is being supported by specialist officers following the incident on a United Airlines plane

Player, who faces police and RSPCA investigation, condemned by supporters and could face jail in France

Government ‘flying in face of public opinion’ over trade with islands in wake of bloodbath

Brian Maley, 52, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Weather warnings for snow and wind are in place on Thursday morning.

Nadhim Zahawi says students shouldn’t be nailing ‘their colours to the political mast’ in lessons after row over letter-writing exercise

Ahead of his visit to Warsaw, the Prime Minister insisted the West must stand firm in the face of Vladimir Putin’s ‘coercive diplomacy’.

‘The PM knew exactly what he was doing’, says Labour leader

Prime minister accused of playing ‘fast and loose with people’s health’ in bid to quell rumblings within government and among Tory backbenchers

A teenager was arrested on suspicion of murder after the 18-year-old victim was stabbed to death in north London.

The Duke of Sussex and former Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas took part in a video call in support of National HIV Testing Week.

Stewart murdered first wife before going on to kill children’s author

Lord Herbert argues Sandhurst-style training could help ‘troubling cultural problems’ in policing

Event could be added to tally of 12 Downing Street and Cabinet Office events under criminal investigation

The nation’s papers are focused on the news that all Covid restrictions may end in two weeks.

In trip to Moscow, Liz Truss will urge Russian foreign secretary to end aggressive stance on border

TUC warns warns wages will fail to keep up with prices in ‘worst pay squeeze for 200 years’

Report cites ‘series of scandals that undermined confidence’

The proceeds – which are more than eight times the auction’s overall £2.2 million high estimate – will go to Abloh’s scholarship fund.

Georgina Sait, whose son is clinically vulnerable and requires daily care, said she ‘cannot get her head around’ the plan to axe self-isolation laws.

Boris Johnson may be among more than 50 individuals being sent questionnaires by Scotland Yard detectives.

Scientists created the simulations, from the Big Bang to the present, using a supercomputer to recreate the entire evolution of the cosmos.

The home of Chelsea FC has become the first Premier League ground to have 5G live across its entirety.

The results, however, were reported prior to the Bank of England’s decision to increase interest rates – a move which could put some off from buying.

A Conservative peer argues the provision of single-sex wards is being undermined by updated guidance.

Ian Stewart will never be released from prison

The PM will stage a show of support for the key Nato ally amid warnings of a humanitarian crisis if Russia invades Ukraine.

Permission to plant the tree was granted by the Assembly Commission on Wednesday.

Lawyers for Labour said there is a ‘reasonable suspicion’ the Prime Minister broke anti-bribery laws to pay for £112,000 refurbishment work.

Scottish ministers have voiced their concerns about the implications removing self-isolating rules in England could have north of the border.

Britain has had strong ties with the UAE for almost 200 years – a relationship that endures to this day.

The prince founded the British Asian Trust in 2007 to work to reduce poverty in south Asia.

Family say they were told infected dog was well trained

Female officer says sergeant George Panayi’s alleged behaviour was ‘offensive, demeaning, horrifying’

Members of Unite in Coventry have been on strike for weeks in a long-running row over pay for refuse collection workers.

Prime minister backed ‘Great Exhibition 2.0’ plan put forward by Tory donor who funded his redecorations

Snow is set to fall from 4pm on Wednesday

Questionnaires to go out to more than 50 people

Exclusive: PCS said there would have to be ‘major changes’ to the internal Respect and Inclusion review, which was launched last year following mounting complaints from staff about racism.

The Met Office said the blustery, wintry weather may cause disruption to travel across the country.

Coleen Rooney’s lawyers call for more text messages and details of ‘Sun’ payments to be disclosed ahead of trial

The Duchess of Cambridge’s skills at Twickenham with the oval ball denied the former England player a chance to tease her on a family WhatsApp group.

It came during a debate on challenging slavery and human trafficking.

The Scottish Finance Secretary echoed comments from Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford.

The First Minister said Boris Johnson had not taken responsibility for ‘serial and repeated’ breaches.

Experts say the results are the first direct measurement of rocky material entering the atmosphere of a dead star.

Some energy companies made multibillion-pound profits last year.

Joel Snarr received the Queen’s Gallantry Medal at a Windsor Castle ceremony.

Transport Minister Jenny Gilruth announced the move during a statement on the future of ScotRail.

Scotland Yard said it is reconsidering whether the event during Covid restrictions meets the threshold for criminal investigation.

The First Minister spoke as it was announced firefighters are to start carrying naloxone, which can reverse the effect of a drugs overdose.

Dr David Crowder told the inquiry he did not support Class 0 as a fire safety test, but it was maintained due to ‘political motivations’.

Deputy First Minister John Swinney agreed that the level of self isolation support grants would be reviewed.

Work and pensions secretary Therese Coffey says suggestions she may quit are ‘ridiculous’

Tory MP is major shareholder in multi-billion pound fund that specialises in emerging markets

Diane Stewart died at the home she shared with husband Ian Stewart in June 2010

The Prime Minister said the legal requirement to self-isolate for positive cases of Covid-19 is expected to end later this month.

Transport minister Jenny Gilruth invited opposition MSPs to discuss the future of rail services in Scotland.

Fiona Ryan told a Stormont committee that she was angry a planned apology for abuse victims was now in doubt.

Mrs Rooney accuses Mrs Vardy of leaking stories about her private life.

Matt Hampson founded a charity which supports young people who have been seriously injured while playing sport.

Stewart, 61, killed 51-year-old Ms Bailey in 2016 and dumped her body in the cesspit of the £1.5 million home they shared in Royston in Hertfordshire.

A leading French animal rights group has filed a legal complaint in Paris as the RSPCA investigates in the UK

Teenager failed to return home on Tuesday

The prison housed paramilitary inmates during the Troubles.

Labour said the party leader was ‘fine’ after being accosted by anti-Covid restriction demonstrators.

The estimates are the most reliable snapshot of the prevalence of coronavirus.

Police investigated the 2010 death of Diane Stewart after Ian Stewart was convicted of the murder of children’s author Helen Bailey in 2016.

The Financial Ombudsman Service still has around 43,000 unallocated cases, the Treasury Committee heard.

Industry experts have been impressed by the new S22 Series.

The Galaxy S22 Ultra leads the trio of new smartphones unveiled by the technology giant.

Home Secretary Priti Patel said people should remain alert as an attack was still likely.

The former model received the honour from the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle.

Scientists looked at the evolutionary history of bat coronaviruses related to SARS-CoV-2.

HM Inspectorate of Prisons said safety improvements are needed at HMP Foston Hall in Derbyshire.

Reduction is ‘positive but must never make us complacent’, Priti Patel says