Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis said the Prime Minister will ‘fight’ and win the next general election.

The girl was hit in Uddingston on Friday evening.

Four taken to hospitals and major trauma centres

Prime minister to tour UK in bid to shake off Westminster rows

Opposition MPs say Johnson ‘promising people knighthoods ... in desperate attempt to cling on to power’

Men were falsely labelled as ‘people smugglers’ after being prosecuted for crimes they did not commit

Exclusive: Appointment of Paul Collier – who claimed immigration has made indigenous British ‘a minority’ in London – branded ‘deplorable’ and ‘dangerous’

More than 30 Tory MPs and peers are calling for Boris Johnson to end the UK’s moratorium on shale gas mining.

Patsy Stevenson said the outgoing Met boss had presided over a police force ‘where systemic misogyny and racism’ were allowed to ‘thrive’.

The London Mayor’s lack of confidence in Dame Cressida Dick’s plans to reform the service led to her abrupt resignation on Thursday.

Exclusive: Lib Dems warn PM could use knighthoods and peerages to buy critics’ support and stave off bid to oust him

The threat of war from Russia as well as gossip about TV psychics and the royal family are covered on Sunday’s front pages.

Timothy Adeoye, 18, of no fixed address, has been charged over the 7 February stabbing

The London Mayor’s lack of confidence in Dame Cressida Dick’s plans to reform the service led to her abrupt resignation on Thursday.

He compared diplomatic efforts to appeasement, saying there is a ‘whiff of Munich in the air’.

All of the youngsters who attended the pop-up vaccination drive set up by GP Health Partners were accompanied by an adult.

France says Putin has given no indication of a plan to invade Ukraine

Leaders spoke for 62 minutes with Biden urging Putin to engage in de-escalation and diplomacy

The Prime Minister will visit Scotland and northern England this week.

David Lammy said the first duty of any government ‘is to keep its people safe’.

Steve Barclay said the Government would be ‘taking a step back from people’s lives’ as the coronavirus pandemic recedes.

Daniel Williams, whose four-month-old is waiting to be issued a British passport, said he and his family are ‘100% stuck’ in Ukraine.

Victim also punched in head in prolonged and unprovoked assault

Exclusive: As tensions over Ukraine mount, the UK’s enemies are ‘laughing’ at the PM, says David Lammy

Exclusive: Labour says figures ‘a damning indictment of over a decade of Conservative failure to tackle deep-seated structural inequalities’

The poverty campaigner had complained about price rises and the disappearance of value products in supermarkets.

Co-ordinated demonstrations around the UK saw thousands demand the Government take action.

Exclusive: Tory MPs fear backlash from voters if PM tries to hang on

Met Office issues yellow weather warning ahead of deluges on Sunday

The star was surrounded by a number of retro cars on the set.

Defence minister James Heappey said the RAF would not undertake evacuations in the event of war.

David TC Davies MP has said differing regulations will cause ‘confusion and inconvenience’ for people in Wales.

Former Met Commissioner says PM must recuse himself while under investigation by force

Car children were travelling in was hit by van in South Wales last week

Police Scotland said a second suspect made his way into the house and made off with items from inside.

The Scottish Conservatives are holding their conference in Aberdeen on March 18 and 19.

Ms Slater said the Greens would also be publishing their own prospectus.

Ministers at Holyrood will set up their own Scottish Veterinary Service, it has been announced.

Those returning from Kyiv to the UK suggested there were mixed signals about the level of concern in the country about the threat of war.

Exclusive: Destabilisation in eastern Europe lays bare the UK’s lack of food-security planning

Detectives from the PSNI Organised Crime Unit conducted an operation on Saturday morning.

Tukwini Mandela spoke ahead the 32nd anniversary of her grandfather’s release from prison in 1990

Jillian Evans said there should be a slow and cautious move out of exiting restrictions.

No British troops in Ukraine if war breaks out, says defence minister

Daniel Whereatt was stopped in Dover in 2019.

Ben and Alice Garratt remain in Ukraine waiting on travel documents for their baby as UK nationals have been urged to leave by the Foreign Office.

A 67-year-old woman has died and a 72-year-old man is in a serious condition following the crash.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has received a questionnaire from London’s Metropolitan Police as part of the investigation into parties in Downing Street during COVID lockdowns

The Foreign Office has urged Britons to leave Ukraine immediately.

Stuart McKenzie said he was looking at how to get his children out ‘as soon as possible’.

Man, 18, arrested on suspicion of murder

EC vice president Maros Sefcovic and Foreign Secretary Liz Truss met in London on Friday as part of their attempt to break the deadlock.

To ‘suggest that I am an animal hater couldn’t be further from the truth’, says Chris Loder

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

Lord Blair’s call came after Dame Cressida Dick dramatically announced she was standing down as Metropolitan Police Commissioner.

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

Rising global gas prices inspiring dramatic increase in household bills in 2022