‘We have seen a systematic erosion of liberty and democracy in Hong Kong,’ Liz Truss says

Mercury could plummet to -5C in some places amid return to wintry conditions following balmy climes of 20C

The Ockenden inquiry is the largest into a single NHS service.

Jamie Wallis won praise from across the political spectrum for bravery

Tory ministers heckled by bereaved families of Covid victims

The comedian has posted on social media about the on-stage fracas between Will Smith and Chris Rock.

Tracey Connelly was jailed at the Old Bailey in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of 17-month-old Peter at their north London home in 2007.

The Bridgend MP also said he had gender dysphoria and wanted to transition, had been a victim of blackmail and was ‘not OK’.

Russian leader has ‘nobody to write 54 letters to Sir Graham Brady’, PM quips

PM was speaking ‘to the best of his knowledge and understanding’, says Dominic Raab

‘I feel victimised, I’m scared to go out,’ Eric Boateng-Taylor told The Independent

Virus is on the rise in schools, nurseries and care homes

From decluttering your car to turning off the AC- Martin Lewis tells drivers how they can make their fuel last longer

Labour says prime minister ‘has got to go’ as he allegedly attended six of 12 parties under investigation

Charges have been issued by the Metropolitan Police, Kent Police and Essex Police in recent weeks.

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world drives up household bills

Avocados contain dietary fibre, healthy monounsaturated fats and other key vitamins and minerals, including magnesium and vitamins C, E, and K.

Stress, sleep problems, burnout and anxiety were prevalent in top-level gamers, a study found.

Gene Gallagher, Sonny Starkey, and IMG model Noah Ponte accused of fighting in supermarket in Hampstead, north London

Imran Ahmad Khan is accused of sexual assaulting a 15-year-old boy

Police are appealing for help in tracing a man after three shop workers were attacked with a noxious substance in Lewisham in December.

Numbers of people wishing to board trains to Ukraine from Przemysl station are understood to have been increasing in recent days.

Ministers have issued new guidance for people after lifting Covid-19 restrictions

The two sides had already indicated that a deal was likely a month ago.

Families were often treated unkindly, echoed in women’s medical records and in documents provided to the inquiry by the trust and families.

Angus Rose, a 52-year-old software engineer says he would rather be doing something else

Authorities said there were more than 73,000 people in attendance.

The company’s first wearable device combines noise-cancelling headphones with a unique air-purifying system that projects filtered air to the user.

Tearful photos of the Queen are splashed across Wednesday’s papers.

The celebrity coach will be honoured for his services to fitness as well as charity in the UK and abroad.

Mask requirements were due to be eased earlier this month, but a spike in cases led to a delay.

Labour want the government to publish the relevant documents by no later than 28 April

Under the plans, ministers could be allowed to change the release dates of murderers, rapists, and terrorists

Praise for Maddy has poured in from friends, family and the world of rugby

Chair of public accounts committee says government must ‘get a grip’ of PPE stocks and contracts

Boris Johnson will endure Prime Minister’s Questions and a lengthy grilling at the Liaison Committee.

Lord Pickles, Stephen Williams, Lord Wharton and Gavin Barwell will also appear as witnesses at the inquiry.

Some 21% of respondents said they felt they had been pushed to act against their wishes, with some saying their child had almost died as a result.

The justice secretary will unveil a crackdown on dangerous criminals in the House of Commons.

Around 2.3 million people in England and Wales experienced domestic abuse in the last year.

The fundraiser featured a star-studded line-up.

Monarch, 95, had been determined to make appearance at deeply personal occasion

Exclusive: A Caribbean coalition has been launched following a controversial royal tour

Families gathered at the National Covid Memorial Wall.

Met Police officers are concerned for the 11-year-old’s welfare

She joined a line-up that includes Ed Sheeran and Snow Patrol.

David Linden said he wanted to ‘focus all my efforts on dealing more with day to day constituency work’.

Macmillan Cancer Support said that regular testing has enabled many people with cancer to go about their daily lives without worry.

New guidance reveals who will be eligible for free tests.

The former president of the motorsport’s governing body FIA for 16 years between died at home in Chelsea west London

The measure was introduced during the Covid pandemic.

Exclusive: Boris Johnson to decide if July controls will go ahead as ‘cost of living and supply chain pressures’ spark government battle

The band urged fans to appreciate the music and memories and to ‘take this time to grieve, to heal, to pull our loved ones close’.

Michelle O’Neill and Mary Lou McDonald attended a party election launch event in Belfast.

Thousands of Britain’s native bats flock to 350-acre farmland on Jurassic Coast every autumn to mate

Downing Street refuses to accept that police fines prove PM misled Commons over parties during lockdown

Lawyers welcome move but warn of limitations as successful applicants not allowed to bring family to UK

Princess Beatrice burst into tears as soon as the first hymn was sung.

It’s a contentious appointment at a troubled time for the Met

New code of practice will have ‘deterrent effect’, says business minister

In 1996, Dr Steen failed to pass on the death for coronial investigation.

Dassen Narayen, who was previously charged in connection with the murder, was questioned about allegations of theft, his lawyer said.

Mr Ashoori endured solitary confinement and often shared a cell with cockroaches and rats

The force’s confirmation that it believes laws were broken at the heart of Government is likely to reignite the debate over the PM’s leadership.

Bosses said the customer left after an hour and asked for a refund, but was refused.

Two of the defendants were members of an online group where terror manuals and weapons guides were shared among neo-Nazis

Heads say the policy seems to be a ‘gimmick’ rather than ‘meaningful policy’.

MPs set to vote on whether to make telemedicine abortion services permanent

Questions mounting over why force is releasing less information than given for cases involving ordinary members of the public

The prime minister looked on while his western counterparts were reacquainted

The mayors of Liverpool and Manchester met with Simon Coveney in Dublin.

Funds from the Incognito sale are going to Ireland’s Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation

The total number of patients in the UK is only just below the peak reached in January 2022.

The former tennis great is on trial accused of failing to hand over assets.

An Ipsos survey found trust in Labour had increased while confidence in the Chancellor had fallen following the spring statement.

Not the time to be ‘fighting this out in court’, says Whitehall official

The luxury vessel was in London for a superyacht awards ceremony

Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn, a Danish businesswoman, claims Juan Carlos I spied on and harassed her – allegations he denies.

Conley Thompson went missing after telling his mother he was going out to play with friends.

The Government said their activities had not been in accordance with international standards of diplomatic behaviour.

The former Irish soldier denies membership of so-called Islamic State.

‘Despite the best attempts to scare, telemedicine has been shown to be safe, secure and preferable for many patients for a variety of reasons,’ Stella Creasy says

Former F1 boss Max Mosley shot himself while in ‘debilitating’ pain after learning he had just weeks to live, an inquest heard.

The monarch, 95, was intent on being present for the duke’s thanksgiving service at Westminster Abbey.

Police are appealing for witnesses following the fatal crash

Party leader Keir Starmer has come under fire from JK Rowling over defence of women’s rights

Twenty fines are set to be issued over the partygate saga, the Metropolitan Police said on Tuesday, with the possibility of more to come.

At least 5,000 people affected by ‘fault on high voltage underground electricity cable’

“It hit just the right tone and I’m sure it was the right thing for Prince Philip,” said Elizabeth Grubb, who flew from New Zealand for the service.

Boats that became symbol of oligarch wealth now front and centre in West’s bid to squeeze Vladimir Putin’s closest allies

Girl with no shoes among hundreds who arrived on UK shores after crossing from France

‘There is no grey area here, he simply must resign,’ said one bereaved daughter.

Exclusive: Local authorities ‘scrambling’ to house refugees whose relatives cannot accommodate them