Parliamentary authorities have paused construction works and say ‘lessons’ have been learned

Jacob Rees-Mogg among ministers said to be opposed to the anti-cruelty policies

Boosting employment is one of 12 ‘missions’ for strategy – but schemes for vulnerable groups only funded ‘from 2024-25’

Exclusive: Frances O’Grady urges PM not to ‘gamble on people’s safety’

Prime minister said West must unite to show Russia it will pay a ‘high price’ for an incursion.

Exclusive: Proposed salary worth about a tenth of the foundation’s income, The Independent understands

The windy conditions led to deaths and injuries in different parts of the country, along with widespread travel disruption.

Many train services will remain unopened on Saturday morning and do not travel notices have been reissued for a number of services.

The windy conditions led to deaths and injuries in different parts of the country, along with travel disruption, flight cancellations and power cuts.

Tens of thousands of homes left without power as record gusts recorded and police inundated with calls

The nation’s papers are dominated by the fallout from Storm Eunice.

Ken McCallum claimed the laws meant ‘we are in effect operating with one hand behind our backs’.

The Prime Minister is due to meet world leaders to discuss tensions in eastern Europe at the Munich Security Conference.

Body of woman, 41, may have laid in flat for days before it was found

No 10 confirmed PM haf complied request for answers to be submitted within week of receiving form

No 10 said Boris Johnson had complied with a request from the Met to have his answers back within seven days.

Sammy Wilson struggled to get through his speech at the event in Markethill, Co Armagh.

‘Court’s decision is a devastating blow to more than two million people who we consider were unjustly deprived of the £20 uplift’

Famous for her pink hair and colourful designs, Dame Zandra’s exhibition is the largest ever devoted to the British artist and is on show in Aberdeen.

The DUP MP said Boris Johnson should oppose the EU’s stance on Northern Ireland as much he is opposing the Russian president’s tactics in Ukraine.

Anis Hemissi shot Flamur Beqiri eight times in the back while his wife and child stood by

But storm is expected to cause major disruption

Exclusive: ‘Luckily my mum had a blood clot and advocated for me, otherwise I probably wouldn’t be here today,’ says Jess Seaton

The Mayor of Greater Manchester says he wants to reset the debate about plans for a clean air zone

Plant damaged by storms and closed temporarily

It came as millions of people were urged to stay at home on Friday due to safety fears over the impact of Eunice.

The grime artist, whose real name is Dylan Mills, has been accused of assaulting Cassandra Jones at a home in south London.

Western leaders have warned Russia may ‘manufacture’ a pretext for an invasion of its neighbour.

Ex-Bond girl Valerie Leon, best known for her roles in The Spy Who Loved Me and Never Say Never Again, said the incident was ‘like a horror movie’.

The travel network, homes and services were all affected by one of the worst storms in a generation.

Micheal Martin said he will work with his EU colleagues to respond to any threats from Russia, including any cyber security fears.

The grime artist, whose real name is Dylan Kwabena Mills, denies assaulting Cassandra Jones at a residential property in Streatham, south London.

Matthew Langley, 22, was found severely dehydrated in a locked room littered with his faeces and vomit

A rare ‘do not travel’ alert was issued across Britain’s railways, as seven operators suspended all services.

Hundreds of thousands of people with Covid-19 are being missed from the figures each week.

Nicola Sturgeon said progress delivering The Promise for care-experienced young people had been disrupted by the pandemic.

Matthew Langley had been sleeping in an attic bedroom with a lock on the outside of the door which could only be opened from the outside.

Friends of the Earth says a ruling by Court of Appeal judges relating to an oil well in Surrey might have implications for the planned mine.

The Competition Appeal Tribunal in London said a class action lawsuit could be brought that could see millions of motorists receiving compensation.

PM pictured next to patrol plane flow down from north of Scotland to Lincolnshire

The CPS said eight men were found guilty of 23 counts of rape and two of conspiracy to rape in two separate trials at Bradford Crown Court last year.

Theatre workers union Bectu called for film and TV productions to ensure the safety of their staff.

The popular cooking show and its spin-offs will be produced at a new studio complex in Birmingham.

The Scottish First Minister said it would be ‘completely wrong’ if decisions made by the UK Government constrain her ministers.

Sue Gray allows limited access to her notes to everyone at No 10 under investigation – including the prime minister

The First Minister was speaking after the BBC broadcaster revealed the extent of abuse she suffered while Scotland editor.

Services to and from most big London stations suspended as 120mph winds batter southern England

Bereaved daughters were notified of eviction three days after burying their mum

Aviation analytics firm Cirium said at least 436 flights were cancelled on Friday amid potentially record-breaking gusts of wind.

Suspended officer accused of carrying out offences between 2009 and 2020

Gary Cobb said he was glad he had not driven to lunch as usual after his car was crushed in west London.

Northern Ireland escaped the worst of the conditions which battered the Irish Republic where a man was killed by a falling tree.

The man, an employee of Wexford County Council, had been attending the scene of a fallen tree.

The Tories are bringing a motion to annul the levy at Holyrood on Tuesday.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to set out his plan for living with Covid on Monday.

Natalie Elphicke represents Dover where new red tape has to be enforced

Hundreds of flights were cancelled, rail lines were blocked and road bridges were closed.

The grime artist, whose real name is Dylan Kwabena Mills, denies assaulting Cassandra Jones at a residential property in Streatham on June 8.

He admitted to killing three people over a six day period

Upcoming gigs include the rapper Dave on Monday and Tuesday, and UB40 next Friday.

The first of the Met Office’s ultra-rare ‘red’ warnings has now expired.

But they cannot ask to see what others may or may not have said about their conduct.

Between October 1 and January 16, 163,814 calls to the helpline were abandoned out of a total of 632,637.

So far 4,430,717 people have received their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccination.

Wind speeds of 122mph at the Needles on the Isle of Wight are provisionally the highest gust ever recorded in England, the Met Office said

“Every life that ever forms, or ever comes to be, touches the world in some small way for all eternity,” Celebrant Patrick Eade spoke movingly beside her grave

The first hearing in the Duke of Sussex’s legal claim against the Home Office took place on Friday in London.

More than 200,000 people have tuned in to the YouTube channel Big Jet TV.

Winds of more than 90mph have already been recorded.

The popular cooking show and its spin-offs will be produced at a new studio complex in Birmingham.

The fashion giant will leave the junior AIM market on Monday and start trading on the main index on Tuesday.

Works from The Macklowe Collection sold for 676.1 million US dollars in November.

Tech giant Meta has been accused of withholding data from an inquest into the death of teenager who ended her life after viewing ‘dreadful’ content.

Victim was fatally stabbed in the neck in city centre last year

Jerry Dyer saw viewing numbers soar on his channel BigJetTV - with over 176,000 people currently watching

British Airways says rate of aircraft permitted to land at Heathrow Airport ‘being reduced due to gale force winds’

The WikiLeaks founder’s health is being ‘destroyed’ as he remains in Belmarsh prison in London, claims the UN special rapporteur on torture.

Coastguards had to ask the three men to come out of the water at New Brighton in Merseyside.

The Duke of York celebrates his birthday on Saturday but may be banned from the memorial service for his father.

A Royal Air Force P-8A Poseidon and Typhoon jet flew from Scotland to the base in Lincolnshire ahead of the Prime Minister’s visit.

Growing fashion for ‘designer pets’ causes ‘untold harm and long-term damage to feline species’, say rescuers

Disruption to travel could continue early on Saturday, as efforts are made to get services back to normal.

The court heard the only money available for her to pay was the 293 euros (around £245) found on her when she was arrested.

Boris Johnson facing calls to ‘kick out associates of the Kremlin’

Scottish Government Neil Gray announced the funding.

Home Office minister Damian Hinds said a ‘relatively small’ number of UK nationals and their Ukrainian families had begun applying for visas.

Labour asks why Britain ‘at the back of the queue’ for a free trade deal

Dr Peter Inness said widespread warnings meant people were better prepared for Storm Eunice than for the Great Storm of 1987.

Russia is a world leader in disinformation campaigns, Damian Hinds said.

“The government cannot wave a magic wand and pretend the threat has disappeared entirely”