More than 2,000 UK-registered companies involved in money-laundering cases – involving £82bn of funds – Transparency International says

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Deputy leader says she has ‘hardline’ stance on crime – urging police to ‘antagonise’ thugs

Forecasters warn of 100mph winds, as parts of country still reel from Storm Dudley

Angel Dzhambazki sits in parliamentary group founded by the UK’s Conservatives

Police refused to treat Anthony Walgate’s death as suspicious, despite his mother Sarah Sak’s concerns.

Cabinet Office seeking clarity over publication of pictures

Friends said 35-year-old Simon Nellist ‘loved the water’ and was an experienced diving instructor.

No 10 insists it will respond to public interest in Partygate probe in due course

The technology will limit the sharing of user data with third parties and cut advertising-based tracking online.

The Ukraine crisis shows no signs of easing despite Russian claims to have pulled back troops.

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The remains of the SS Richard Montgomery are surrounded by an exclusion zone and monitored around the clock by authorities.

Capel Curig in Wales experienced gusts of up to 81mph.

The consumer goods firm also said Lemsip and Strepsil sales are back up after a weak 2020 when restrictions saw cold and flu levels drop.

Network Rail is carrying out checks on Scotland’s railway tracks.

Assembly members warn law will make ethnic minorities into second class citizens

‘There is no end in sight’: Immune-suppresed face anxiety as restrictions lifted

Ukraine tensions and royal problems are splashed across the papers on Thursday.

The scheme is being reviewed due to concerns it could be exploited.

Britain’s head of military intelligence said Russia was actually continuing to move forces into the border zone.

The Liberal Democrat served as deputy premier in the coalition Government from 2010 to 2015 before quitting politics in 2017.

Police refused to treat Anthony Walgate’s death as suspicious, despite his mother Sarah Sak’s concerns.

Lord Sugar says correspondence made him worry for his family’s safety

‘Everything has just fallen apart for me and I want somebody to go to prison,’ one former post office worker testifies

Recommendations say ‘teachers should be clear that racism has no place in our society’

Foreign secretary heading to Ukraine, Poland and Germany

Britain’s military intelligence chief said Moscow continues to move troops to the border zone, despite claims is is pulling back.

The Met Office had issued an amber warning for strong winds covering central Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and northern England

Analysis reveals governments are not on course to meet targets for eradicating violence against women

Labour’s Andy McDonald said he would raise the issue when MPs return to Westminster next week following their half-term break.

Storm Dudley caused disruption on Wednesday with trees blown onto train tracks and overhead power lines.

Two people have appeared in court over the death of 52-year-old Brian Maley whose body was found on Tuesday.

A spokesperson for the council said that a motion to change the name of Prince Andrew Way is set to be held later this year.

The Chief of Defence Intelligence said armoured vehicles and helicopters have been spotted heading for the border zone.

‘New normal’: Nato must prepare for future in which Moscow is ready to use force to undermine European security, says Stoltenberg

Angel has been left unable to walk, talk, or feed herself

33 Irish people have left Ukraine amid ongoing tensions at the Russian border, Simon Coveney has said.

The 32-year-old, who appeared in Ex On The Beach, is accused of secretly recording himself having sex with a woman and posting the footage online.

Swansea BLM cited concerns for their members’ safety, harassment and threats from the far-right as the primary reasons for shutting down its operations.

Warnings of gale force winds and flooding on Friday

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Michael Fawcett, chief executive of The Prince’s Foundation, resigned from his role in the wake of the alleged scandal.

The Met Office issued an amber weather warning for strong winds covering central Scotland, parts of Northern Ireland and northern England.

Children in England will begin to receive invites from April.

Prime minister visits totemic red wall constituency of Workington for first time since being elected – but declines to meet public over fears of Partygate backlash

Jarrad O’Field arrested after landing at Heathrow on flight from Canada

Duke of York avoids public trial after reaching an out of court settlement with sex abuse accuser – but will he ever return to public life?

Exclusive: Actions of force ‘have further eroded trust of ethnic minority communities in London’, letter claims

Staff had not entered his room despite evidence of flies and a ‘pungent’ smell emanating from it

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Almost six million children will be invited for a Covid-19 vaccine.

The settlement agreement states Andrew will donate to Virginia Giuffre’s charity in support of victims’ rights.

One man in critical condition in hospital and another treated for non-life-threatening injuries

Government under growing pressure to crack down on kleptocrats’ flow of funds

PC suggested taking 15-year-old out for a drink, jurors told

Former deputy prime minister and Lib Dem leader will sit at Meta’s top table

Chanz Maximen was just 17 years old when he knocked on the door of Dr Adam Towler and launched a frenzied, random attack.

Researchers tested tool making and use in two captive male orangutans that had not previously been trained.

The Labour leader was responding to reports the Government may announce an end to free testing next week.

The SNP has said the “burden” of additional Brexit and Covid-19 checks require additional funding for Trading Standards Scotland

Part of the Northern Ireland Science Festival, it is the first time the installation has been shown on the island of Ireland.

‘The pattern of behaviour he demonstrated has absolutely no place in policing,’ IOPC says

The duke has agreed to an out-of-court settlement with Virginia Giuffre.

Belfast City Council rejected a proposal to overturn the rating for the film.

Experts said the jabs could protect youngsters from future waves of coronavirus.

Royal Welsh start deploying from bases in Germany and Britain today

Two people taken to hospital with breathing difficulties

UK risks being seen as ‘outdated laggard’ on issue, says chair of parliamentary LGBT+ group

Storm Dudley will be followed on Friday by Storm Eunice, which could be even more damaging, forecasters said.

The DUP has accused the Communities Minister of treating the redevelopment of Casement Park differently to a programme to upgrade football grounds.

Probe into The Prince’s Foundation comes following reports offers of financial help were made to secure honours and citizenship for Saudi national

Spirit blamed for mystery spillage at White Swan in Dunstable, notorious for ‘spooky’ happenings

Ibrahim Meite, 25, also played for League Two side Crawley Town.

Education Minister Michelle McIlveen said she was disappointed with the outcome of the pay negotiations.

It is anticipated that Storm Eunice will hit the island on Thursday night, bringing further wind, snow and the possibility of snow

Health Minister Robin Swann said the region would be following the advice of the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation.

The monarch, 95, met the new Defence Services Secretary at Windsor, six days after her Covid scare.

The guide described chef Simon Rogan’s Cumbria restaurant as ‘highly accomplished’ and ‘a truly memorable experience’.

The recruitment of teachers is currently exempt from legislation outlawing religious discrimination.

Patrick Gomes, 70, has been jailed for religiously aggravated harassment.

The “minister for international development” has been handed eight other jobs, prompting protests that Boris Johnson has broken his promise to protect the UK’s aid effort.

The 95-year-old monarch has faced a Covid scare, and also spent more than three months carrying out only light duties on doctors’ orders.

Julian Wilson, who ran a post office in Worcestershire, took a plea deal in 2008 after auditors found more than £27,000 missing from the accounts.

The engagement comes in the wake of a police investigation being launched into the alleged cash-for-honours scandal involving The Prince’s Foundation.

The severe conditions are forecast to last until Thursday morning, with a second storm then expected on Friday.

Exclusive: ‘A lot of black queer people I know are basically just surviving,’ one participant says

Benjamin Mace, formerly of Cambridgeshire Police, was appearing before Chelmsford Magistrates’ Court.

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

Rishi Sunak’s ratings take a hit as cost-of-living crisis starts to bite

The corporation has offered a glimpse of the new music studios which are due to open in east London in 2025.

Foreign Office minister Vicky Ford visited the Turing Trust charity in Edinburgh.

Nikolaos Karvounakis described himself as a ‘lover of nihilist, anti-political violence’ after being radicalised on internet forums

The ONS infection survey is the most reliable measure of the prevalence of coronavirus in the UK

Police say collision happened at around 1am on Tuesday morning

Man, 18, arrested on suspicion of murder

Investigation underway into cause of collapse