Dame Rachel de Souza has criticised Meta and wider social media following new concerns about inappropriate content.

Paschal Donohoe said that he understood the concerns of business, as the EU, UK and the US begin to impose punitive sanctions on Russia.

Russians living in UK ‘not necessarily friends of Putin’, says foreign secretary

RT broadcasts ‘fake news on a regular basis’, says foreign secretary

The word Orwellian has come to mean whatever people want it to mean – borrowed and bandied about by the left and right. John Rentoul reviews a new collection of unknown works that reveal the true Orwell

The Foreign Secretary said Vladimir Putin appeared to be ‘hell-bent’ on a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The UK has sanctioned three billionaires and five banks largely for their roles in Crimea

Johnson has already returned his Partygate responses to Metropolitan Police officers

The trophy and its engraved stand were recently reunited.

Warnings issued as latest extreme weather has potential to be named Storm Gladys

Bosses at the car maker said they hope to ship between 75 and 90 Valkyries to wealthy customers in 2022.

‘Estimated loss to fraud and error across all Covid-19 response measures is not known but is expected to be at least £15 billion’

The suspect is said to be a bald, white male who is 6ft tall and wore roller skates in all seven incidents.

Birmingham City striker Troy Deeney also commissioned a YouGov survey which found the majority of British teachers think the school system has a racial bias.

The Duchess of Cambridge will take part in outdoor activities with the youngsters, who are taught in the open air for part of the year.

Just 19.4 million people travelled through the west London airport last year, representing the lowest annual total since 1972.

The banking giant has suspended all of Jes Staley’s unvested long-term bonus share awards pending a regulatory investigation.

Labour’s Angela Rayner labels PM a ‘national embarrassment’ following unwelcome new distinction

‘This flooding, it’s no longer a one off. It’s the new normal,’ council leader says

Met Office issues two new yellow warnings for Wednesday and Thursday

Ghost flights have sparked backlash as their carbon emissions add to climate crisis

A yellow warning for wind is in place across much of north-east England and parts of Scotland until 3pm on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister is likely to come under fire in the Commons on Wednesday over the punishment doled out in response to Russian aggression.

The Foreign Secretary said the Government was looking at sanctioning members of the Russian Duma and Federation Council.

Members of the rock community including Iggy Pop, Peter Hook and John Cale were among those to remember Lanegan and his ‘wild life.’

The broadcaster, who will be awarded for services to broadcasting, charity and crime prevention, previously said he was ‘delighted’ to be recognised.

The Duchess of Cambridge is on a fact-finding, working visit with her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.

The nation’s front pages remain consumed by the Ukraine crisis.

The music mogul and America’s Got Talent judge called the singer’s death ‘heart-breaking’ and described her as an ‘extraordinary person’.

Adverts implied buying firm’s products ‘would have a positive environmental impact when that was not the case’, Advertising Standards Authority says

Boris Johnson has been criticised for not going far enough with the first round of sanctions designed to hit the Kremlin.

PM will correct the record after confusion in Commons

The athletes were reunited with friends and family after not seeing them for more than a month.

The document, obtained by ITV News, suggested the Prime Minister may have been questioned under caution.

Two severe flood warnings are in place meaning there is a danger to life.

Cardiff City striker would have been ‘deeply unconscious’ at point of impact with sea, pathologist says

Promised ‘barrage’ of measures limited to five banks and three individuals

Britain, the United States, and the European Union have now announced sanctions against Russia over the Ukraine crisis.

Dr Nishant Joshi told the PA news agency he worries staff will be ‘treating some of our most vulnerable patients like sitting ducks once again’.

Britain’s first tranche of sanctions after Russia ordered troops into Ukraine take aim at a clutch of banks and oligarchs

France will now cooperate with Australia on a ‘case-by-case basis’ after Aukus row

Questionnaires about the party were given to No 10 staff by the police

Mandatory mask wearing will change to ‘guidance’ in Scotland from 21 March

Police say circumstances ‘not believed to be suspicious’

The Metropolitan Police is investigating 12 events.

Robin Swann was speaking after the Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced an end to universal free tests for the general public.

The Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed the ride at a Lego playlab in Denmark where teachers learn to embrace their playful side to improve their skills.

A man will appear in court after Dawn Trusler’s body was found at a property in Edinburgh on Monday.

Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper wrote to Priti Patel demanding answers to a series of questions.

A social worker visited Logan Mwangi’s home the day he was subjected to the alleged fatal attack.

Logan Mwangi was found dead in the River Ogmore, in South Wales, still dressed in his mismatched pyjamas having suffered 56 injuries

Hashem Abedi was accused of trying to be ‘emir’ of Muslim prisoners on high-security unit hours before launching attack

Senior officer says crime reference number had been ‘widely misrepresented as evidence of a criminal investigation’

At one point 62 patients were waiting to be admitted to beds at Antrim Area Hospital.

Graham Wildin illegally built extension which also includes a bar and private casino, court rules

Public ‘strongly in favour’ of ban, says Zac Goldsmith in apparent rift with Jacob Rees-Mogg

Jacob Rees-Mogg raises business hopes by saying there is ‘no point’ to tests – but is slapped down by No 10

The force said ‘it is clear that no criminal offences are apparent’.

Stormont Finance Minister Conor Murphy told the Assembly he had sought legal advice on the Budget following the resignation of the First Minister.

Plans set out new targets for NHS bodies to help people who have mental health problems.

Neil Gray said the Bill would not fix problems in the UK’s asylum system.

A 50-year-old man has been detained on suspicion of possessing a firearm and a blade in a public place.

Updates on measures in Scotland were announced on Tuesday and legal requirements in Northern Ireland were lifted earlier in February.

Gordon Lyons told the Assembly the situation demonstrated why Northern Ireland needed to move towards creating as much of its own energy as possible.

Brexit minister says officials should only show support for state-backed occasions like the Queen’s jubilee

Ofcom said it will not hesitate to act if broadcasters fail to observe “due impartiality” in their coverage of the crisis.

There are two severe flood warnings in place.

National Farmers’ Union president Minette Batters criticised ‘contradictory’ policies for the agricultural sector.

Jones was given the honour for services to Rugby Union Football and charitable fundraising in Wales.

Mark Woolcock, 59, was ‘put in danger’ by having to collect patients from hospital wards without PPE, a union representative said.

Several families cannot access their homes by road without wading through knee deep water.

Cobra beer founder Lord Bilimoria argues it threatens to stifle an already fragile economic recovery

New five-day reporting model introduced as England moves to live with virus

Shadow business minister Seema Malhotra raised concerns over the level of inflation as well as ‘spiralling’ energy costs.

Sir Michael Barber, who is leading a review of policing, said public confidence in the police is ‘falling’ amid a wave of recent scandals.

The black and white piece featured lotus flower embroidery.

Appointments for first doses for all five to 11-year-olds will be scheduled from March 19.

The Prime Minister announced the ‘first barrage’ of sanctions on Tuesday.

She spoke of feeling ‘incredibly honoured’ at the award, which ‘means the world’ to her family.

No arrests have been made after victim was found at home in north London

Dame Arlene said she spoke with Anne about her love of dance and how it can inspire others.

The carbon monoxide likely came from the plane’s exhaust system, a pathologist told the inquest

The London Historic Parks and Gardens Trust, while not against the concept of the memorial, is opposed to its proposed location.

The Irish leader told reporters after the press conference that he hoped that Europe was not heading towards war.

Headteachers told the education select committee that Holocaust education could help change attitudes.

Communities along River Severn face warnings of ‘significant flooding’

The legal requirement to wear masks will be dropped from March 21 although the Scottish Government will continue to recommend they should be worn.

The First Minister said a further plan on testing and contact tracing will be published next month.

Jamel Boyce, 22, was left blind and unable to speak after being stabbed in Clapham in October 2016

The black equal rights campaigner was shot in the head in Peckham in May 2021.

PM says Russia has ‘no chance of holding football tournaments’ if Putin invades Ukraine

Quarter of the 164 firearms licences handed back between 2019 and 2021 were given to people accused of domestic abuse