‘I don’t think those two situations are directly analogous’: Chancellor indicates he would not have used PM’s words

Around a square kilometre of marsh at Parkgate, near Neston, was damaged in what is thought to be a deliberately lit fire.

‘He is no Churchill. He is Basil Fawlty’: European statesmen and UK politicians appalled by PM’s analogy

Conservative European Forum calls for closer cooperation – to allow UK to rapidly ‘deploy forces around Europe’

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have begun an eight-day tour of Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas.

The latest in Ukraine and a speech by the Prime Minister are the most dominant topics on the front pages.

Residents laid flowers at scene and spoke of security fears

‘Took off late, landed late, waited on the tarmac for ages as no gate, pilot was baffled’ says one passenger

‘My priority over the rest of this Parliament is to cut people’s taxes. That is my mission,’ Mr Sunak said.

Political leaders have sent their condolences to the family of David Hill, who died in Dublin on Saturday.

The Glasgow list MSP admitted that joining the front bench team was ‘a big jump’.

Officers want to speak to Maher Maaroufe, 22, in connection with the death of the woman at student accommodation in central London.

Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service said firefighters are dealing with two areas of fire.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Belize after opposition from villagers forced a royal trip to a farm to be scrapped.

The Prime Minister said atrocities committed by Vladimir Putin’s forces in Ukraine meant it was hard for countries to ‘sit this one out’.

The Sunday Times newspaper said it received a leaked memo written by a Whitehall official.

The Prime Minister reportedly spoke at a fundraising dinner just hours before the invasion of Ukraine.

World faces ‘moment of choice between freedom and oppression’, warns prime minister

‘This was a choice’, union says, urging Rishi Sunak to put higher wages ‘at the heart’ of Spring Statement

The Met Office said the mercury hit 20C in Kinlochewe, north-west Scotland.

P&O resumed services between Liverpool and Dublin just days after 800 workers were sacked by Zoom

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said he had taken ‘rapid action’ in the case.

Proceeds from the song will go to the Free Ukraine Resistance Movement.

A crowd marched through central London on Saturday to protest against the ‘barbaric’ treatment of the teenager.

Nautilus International’s general secretary Mark Dickinson said the action taken by the firm was “deplorable”.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson made the comments as his party ratified their Assembly candidates for the election in May.

Campaigners fear that Black people left behind in Ukraine have been ignored by Governments and organisations that can render much-needed assistance.

Campaigners condemn the treatment of the teenager – while critics take aim at the politicians who support police presence in schools

Labour MP called the resumed sailings a ‘kick in the teeth for sacked seafarers’

Boris Johnson suggested the invasion of Ukraine was motivated by Vladimir Putin’s fears about a revolution against his autocratic rule.

‘You’re just gonna just take away a 15-year-old girl’s dignity like that and nothing’s going to happen? That’s a problem,’ one protester said

The teenager was pronounced dead at the scene in Clerkenwell, central London, in the early hours of Saturday.

Being the second largest party in Scotland is not enough the Scottish Conservative leader said.

The Foreign Secretary said it was time for the ‘constant self-questioning’ of Britain’s history to cease.

The PM said the vote to leave the EU is an example of showing an instinct to ‘choose freedom’.

‘We’re going to need it’, says PM in apparent indication of concern over waning effectiveness of jab

The proposal already has over 140 signatories

P&O has faced widespread criticism after staff were sacked via Zoom without warning

West Midlands Police offer condolences to ‘friends and family at this time’

‘A very small number of people can wreak utter havoc’: Home secretary insists security checks needed on those seeking sanctuary

It comes after health spokesman Sandesh Gulhane said he was ‘terrified’

Two new Covid-19 variants are surging across the globe but what exactly are they? And should we be worried?

Exclusive: Ministers told to act urgently to get child out of Kabul as situation ‘getting worse day by day’

Dr Annie Clements said the thought of trying to get her son, who has autism, out of a war zone keeps her awake at night.

The Scottish Conservative leader was speaking on the final day of his party’s conference in Aberdeen.

The Home Secretary defended the UK’s visa system as the latest figures showed 8,600 people had successfully applied through the family scheme.

The Rail Delivery Group says the scheme, aimed at helping Ukrainians reach their final British destinations, will begin on Sunday

PM joins string of ministers using crisis as tool in their ‘war on woke’

Exclusive: Unpopularity of Ukraine invasion ‘brings forward Putin’s demise’, says key ally to jailed opposition leader

Britain must be proud of its history and end ‘culture of self-doubt’ in response to Russian aggression, says foreign secretary

The Prime Minister was delivering his address at the Conservative Party event in Blackpool when he related the story of a bream fisherman he had met.

Boris Johnson told the Conservative Party spring conference the long-term solution was to invest in green energy.

No arrests have been made yet and enquiries into the circumstances are ongoing

“I couldn’t wait to hug him,” said Sherry Izadi, the wife of Anoosheh Ashoori

Lifting of sanctions on Tehran would allow resumption of oil exports, easing pressure on energy prices

Reports claim Craigowan Lodge is being fitted out with a lift and additional security.

The message is available in Ukrainian and Russian.

All services have been cancelled “for the next few days”, the company said

The Met Office said north-west Scotland could see the mercury hit 20C on Saturday.

The screenwriter thanked the public the morning after the charity show.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said she was ‘very sceptical’ about the Kremlin’s approach as Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky called for talks.

The group set off from Ashford, Kent carrying thousands of pieces of equipment.

Tory party chairman Oliver Dowden hit out at the ‘sharp practices’ the firm had used in sacking 800 staff.

The shift away from Russian oil provides an added incentive to revive the Iran deal, Ireland’s foreign minister Simon Coveney said.

Prime minister argues it would be ‘crazy’ to stop production – allowing Putin to ‘blackmail’ UK