Heavy rain could slow down recovery work following Storm Franklin, forecasters warn

Logan Mwangi, five, was found dead in the River Ogmore in Bridgend with 56 injuries.

PM will outline sanctions against the Kremlin in a Commons statement

It comes after Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered forces into separatist regions of eastern Ukraine.

Boris Johnson has hailed the development of vaccines for coronavirus as ‘possibly the greatest national effort in our peacetime history’.

Teachers in the GDST are called upon not to strike this week following new pension offer and pay rise.

The ONS said interest payments rose to the highest January level in 25 years but self-assessment tax receipts increased.

European Commission vice president expresses ‘regret’ at British position as talks rumble on

PM announces end of final restrictions in England after waning of Omicron wave

‘President Putin has decided to attack the sovereignty of Ukraine,’ minister says

Boris Johnson was leading a meeting of the Cobra emergency committee to consider the latest intelligence and decide on a response.

The UK will impose sanctions following Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s decision to recognise two regions of Ukraine as independent states.

The singer, who used the stage name Nightbirde, earned a coveted Golden Buzzer from Simon Cowell on the US show.

According to the BGS, the quake hit the town of Walsall, near Birmingham, at a depth of seven kilometres (4.35 miles) at 10.59pm.

The Kremlin has said President Vladimir Putin is ordering Russian forces to ‘maintain peace’ in eastern Ukraine.

The duchess will travel to Copenhagen for a two-day working trip with her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.

The national papers focus on Ukraine tensions and the final lifting of pandemic restrictions.

Dame Barbara Woodward told an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council that Russia has ‘brought us to the brink’.

The Scottish Government will publish its blueprint for managing and recovering from Covid-19.

It comes as the Queen, who is experiencing mild cold-like symptoms after catching coronavirus, is self-isolating at the Berkshire residence.

At the magistrates court it was revealed that Elghareeb is HIV positive but the jury have not yet been told this at his trial

Christion Wright was sentenced to almost four years in prison and placed on the sex offenders register for life

Meeting will be used to ‘coordinate the UK response’, including agreeing sanctions to be introduced ‘immediately’, No 10 says.

The Met Office has said heavy showers lashing northern England and Northern Ireland were set to move south-eastwards on Tuesday.

Boris Johnson set out the Government’s strategy on Monday.

University researchers will look at the health benefits provided by a wide range of community-led organisations and activities.

Charity Kids Operating Room found nine in every 11 children across the globe do not have access to safe surgical care should they need it.

What to do with disposable nappies? It is a huge environmental problem and not an easy one to solve, but in Wales they may have the answer, turn them into motorways, reports Karla Adam

Around 200,000 pigs are also said to be backed up on farms because of a lack of skilled butchers to process them.

The foreign affairs minister said Ireland supported fresh EU sanctions on Russia.

The music entrepreneur gained fame from setting up new music platform SBTV – helping to launch a string of UK music careers.

The Foreign Secretary said action will be taken in light of the ‘breach of international law’.

Thousands without power, streets covered in water and trees toppled over as third storm hits within days

‘You can celebrate when the sun is shining, but take an umbrella with you’: Patrick Vallance

A 78-year-old has died after a crash in West Lothian on Monday.

Latest Russian move ‘dark sign’, say PM

Three storms have battered the nation in the past week, including Storm Eunice, which left 1.4 million households without electricity.

The Prime Minister set out the Government’s strategy for ‘living with Covid’ on Monday afternoon.

The actor was best known for playing Professor Clifford Jones in BBC’s Doctor Who.

Boris Johnson says ‘we should be clear that the pandemic is not over’, warning there may be significant resurgences.

Charities have warned that the development will result in people ‘living with fear’.

Labour’s Rachael Maskell, who represents York Central, has suggested Andrew should lose his association with the north Yorkshire city.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss and European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic chaired the EU/UK joint committee on the protocol’s implementation.

Lack of clarity will cause conflict between schools and parents, teaching unions warn

London’s mayor today announced that he expects to lift the requirement to wear face coverings while onboard Transport for London (TfL) services.

‘They can often confuse ovarian cancer symptoms with more common conditions like IBS or the menopause,’ says expert

Public will have to pay for tests from spring, says PM

Their discussions took place against the backdrop of two MPs – Tory Sir David Amess and Labour’s Jo Cox – being killed within the last six years.

The Government’s daily case numbers have increasingly limited value.

The Government’s Living with Covid plan sets out its intention for other legal provisions to remain indefinitely.

In the Republic of Ireland, 8,600 customers were without power on Monday evening.

Warning comes as Storm Franklin batters UK

The Prime Minister detailed his ‘living with Covid’ strategy to the Commons on Monday afternoon.

Lawyers representing Claridge’s Hotel Ltd argued that 64-year-old Denise Shepherd, who lost a trade mark fight, is in contempt of court.

From March 24, workers will have to wait until day four before they are entitled to statutory sick pay.

Free universal testing will finish under the plan for ‘living with Covid’ in England from April 1.

As Christi Spicuzza is farewelled, police say they are weighing up further charges in relation to her homicide

At the peak of the disruption, Northern Ireland Electricity said there were 10,000 homes without power.

The plan, which had been in the pipeline for weeks, hit a last-minute snag just hours before it was due to be announced.

The Connect Music Festival will be held at the Royal Highland Centre, on the outskirts of Edinburgh, promoters have announced.

Electoral Commission warns independence at risk as ministers ‘influence operational functions and decision-making’

‘I’m a soldier, I was always taught the best part of defence is offence,’ says Ben Wallace – pointing to new ‘offensive cyber capability’

Those who test positive for coronavirus will no longer be legally required to isolate from Thursday, and free universal testing will end in April.

Abraham Badru lived in fear for more than a decade after helping to convict a rape gang

The Solicitor General said the seven-and-a-half year term he received was ‘unduly lenient’.

The 95-year-old monarch is self-isolating at Windsor Castle after testing positive for Covid.

William, who is patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, and Kate, patron of the Rugby Football Union, will be in direct competition.

Mark Woolcock, 59, died towards the beginning on the pandemic and was remembered by his daughter as a “nurturing and gentle soul”.

Exclusive: Warnings that ‘flaws in the system’ have led to almost 80,000 Personal Independence Payment decisions being overturned at initial review

The additional jab will also be offered to anyone over the age of 12 who is immunosuppressed.

As the military build up continues, No 10 says there remains a ‘window for diplomacy’ to resolve the crisis and avert war.

More can be done to see the effects of the premium in areas such as insurance and access to banking, Sheldon Mills told the Treasury Committee.

The move was announced following the latest advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation.

Scottish Government minister Patrick Harvie said heat networks can help to alleviate fuel poverty.

‘You say that you love her but you punch her,’ says Recorder

Somalian refugee Hannad Hasan was 17 when he was handed a life sentence with a minimum of 13 years in 2007.

Tributes have been paid from the music industry and more to Jamal following his death at the weekend.

Hull University history graduate Jack Ritchie died in Hanoi, Vietnam, after years of gambling problems.

In interim guidance, the JCVI said that a further dose for older people and those at risk is likely to be needed this autumn.

Female detainees at controversial new removal centre told they can only obtain legal advice over the phone

Boris Johnson’s official spokesman said intelligence reports suggest Russia still intends to invade its neighbour.

Daniel Williams, a Briton living in Ukraine, said Vladimir Putin and Russia may have a longer term goal than an imminent invasion.

Some ministers had already arrived for Monday’s Cabinet meeting when it was abruptly called off.

David Thomas and his family have been staying warm with a wood burner and generator since Storm Eunice toppled trees and power lines in their garden.

‘It’s the worst flight I have ever been on and everyone said the same thing,’ one passenger said

Hashem Abedi, 24, is one of three prisoners on trial accused of attacking Paul Edwards, 57, at HMP Belmarsh on May 11 2020.

Can Arslan, 51, pleaded not guilty to stabbing to death father-of-three Matthew Boorman, 43, but admitted three other linked offences.

The former Tory MP had the whip withdrawn by John Major over his opposition to the Maastricht Treaty on the EU.