Allies insist prime minister totally focused on his job despite Met’s party probe

Paul Robson absconded from HMP North Sea Camp near Boston, Lincolnshire, on Sunday.

Warning comes as Boris Johnson joins last-ditch diplomatic efforts to stop invasion

Exclusive: Investigation sheds light on top energy firms’ finances ahead of price cap rise

PM will tell police he is ‘not culpable’, says minister

Public urged to stay away from 56-year-old who could be anywhere in country after absconding from HMP North Sea Camp in Lincolnshire

Labour leader confirms vile messages in wake of PM’s smear

The competition watchdog also accused the firms of deleting records related to meetings between the firms but JD fiercely refuted the claim.

Exclusive: Ministers accused of ‘wasting vast amounts’ of money on ‘cruelly pushing away’ people in need of safety

Ukraine’s ambassador to the UK rowed back on comments which appeared to question his country’s commitment to joining the alliance.

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

Justice Will-Mamah, 18, will appear at Milton Keynes Magistrates’ Court.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct has instructed the Metropolitan Police to reinvestigate one aspect of an old complaint.

Guidance will set out how to deal with sensitive issues like racism, empire and Israel/Palestine

The Institute of Irish Studies University of Liverpool/The Irish News survey puts Sinn Fein at 23.2% of first preference votes.

Ukraine would consider ‘serious concessions’ including removing the goal of joining the Nato alliance from its constitution.

Downing Street said there remains a ‘window of opportunity’ during a ‘critical juncture’ this week.

James Heappey said the deterrence of Russia needed to go beyond economic sanctions, but warned that Nato was a ‘defensive’ alliance.

The front pages are focused on the escalating Ukraine crisis on Monday.

There are fears some routes may be lost forever

A patient has been arrested on suspicion of murder, police have confirmed

In an October 2019 Twitter post, Mrs Rooney accused Mrs Vardy of leaking stories about her private life.

The youngster was found dead on a riverbank in South Wales in July 2021.

Dr Habib Naqvi said the review made a ‘clear and overwhelming case for radical action on race inequity in our healthcare system’.

‘Suicide is not a joke and mental illness is not a joke,’ said one critic

Lorraine Ugen hopes the brand can celebrate unsigned athletes as well as fund her own training and competition costs.

The Government has said the proposed changes should reduce firework misuse.

The special economic zones will offer firms tax breaks and lower tariffs.

Authorities said rapid testing continues to play a vital role in combating the spread of the virus.

The Royal Bank of Scotland’s Business Activity Index has shown an expansion in monthly output, rising from 52.7 in December to 53.7 in January.

Ben Wallace cuts short family holiday amid fears invasion could begin within days

The father praised the 999 operator who guided him through resuscitation and helped save his daughter’s life.

Northern Powergrid customers have been accidentally issued compensation payments of £2,324,252,080,110.

Dawn French and the BBC’s chief content officer Charlotte Moore also shared tributes.

Experts estimate it belonged to a person who lived somewhere between 3516 and 3365 BC

South Yorkshire Police have arrested a 47-year-old man on suspicion of murder after the patient died of his injuries early on Sunday.

The forecaster has predicted winds up to 90mph

An investigation has been launched into the circumstances surrounding his death

Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service said it was a ‘reminder of the danger’ posed in attempting to rescue pets.

Gary Smith, whose wife Helen remains in Kharkiv, voiced his concern, saying ‘I’m here and she’s there, and I can’t do anything about it.’

The duchess’s reading of The Owl Who Was Afraid Of The Dark was broadcast on CBeebies.

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

UK nationals are rushing to leave the country as the threat of a Russian invasion looms.

One witness described hearing a rumbling sound ‘like an earthquake’ as the floor fell in

The Defence Secretary was returning early from a family holiday on Sunday in light of the ‘worsening situation in Ukraine’.

Problems over violence against women ‘not confined to London’, despite commissioner’s resignation

Exclusive: Ministers believe PM and chancellor’s effort to reinvigorate ties with economic superpower ‘at odds’ with the UK’s security and defence needs

Thames Valley Police said an 18-year-old man, of Milton Keynes, was arrested on suspicion of murder on Friday.

Government says it is ‘carefully considering’ concerns about policy that leaves Hong Kong nationals who have fled persecution ‘languishing’ in UK asylum system

The agency has issued a yellow alert for wind on Wednesday and Thursday for parts of Northern Ireland, most of Scotland and the north of England.

Police launch major review involving hundreds of patient files at two West Midlands hospitals following allegations about conduct

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

Health Minister Robin Swann has tested positive for Covid.

Staffordshire Police confirmed there was an investigation ‘ongoing’ into the actions of a 34-year-old West Midlands man.

Dossier compiled by Centre for Countering Digital Hate sent to Scotland Yard

Scotland’s Health Secretary said free testing should not be brought to an end in February.

Detectives said they found a five-figure sum of cash as well as the cannabis.

A single brand called Strathclyde Buses would be created under the plan.

The Cabinet minister had been due to have a long weekend away with his wife and children for half-term.

One of the imitation banknotes, to be sold at auction on February 24, was issued by the ‘Bank of Love’.

‘Incredibly frustrating’ that government will not sign up to recruitment plan, says Chris Hopson

London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s lack of confidence in the Commissioner’s plans to reform the service led to her abrupt resignation on Thursday.

Nadhim Zahawi said schools should be encouraging young people to ‘pin their colours to a political mast’.

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

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

Tahra Ahmed, 51, posted ‘virulently’ antisemitic conspiracy theories on social media days after 72 people died

Shadow secretary of state Peter Kyle has warned the Good Friday Agreement is under ‘huge pressure’.

NHS Providers chief executive Chris Hopson called the Government’s lack of support for a workforce plan ‘incredibly frustrating’.

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

The RMT union said its members on TransPennine Express were solidly supporting a 24-hour walkout.