‘Unconservative’ and ‘opposite of levelling up’, say senior figures

Just 243,479 new cars were registered last month, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said.

‘Progress is being jeopardised by staff shortages which threaten both diagnosis and treatment,’ Jeremy Hunt says

Majority of cases have been in children under 5, Food Security Agency says

The man and woman were both unresponsive, police said

Walker will be heading to Channel 5 to present its flagship news bulletin

The Ukrainian president is set to speak at the British-convened meeting on Tuesday.

Stephen Morgan asked Robin Walker why the Government topped up Randstad’s contract by £7m when it was “failing”.

Former ethics chief named as first to receive £50 fine over leaving do during strict coronavirus lockdown

The teenager was found in Epping Forest a year ago after going missing from west London

Broadcaster warns of ‘significant public interest concerns’ after ministers decide to press ahead with sell-off

Jamie Wallis ‘bitterly disappointed’ in government plan

Kate Josephs previously said she was ‘truly sorry’ for event at Cabinet Office

Jim Leishman is delivering aid to Poland to help those fleeing the war in Ukraine.

The stationery and books retailer said the hack also resulted in new stock deliveries to its stores being temporarily suspended.

Exclusive: Pictures show Hakeem’s asthma pumps wrapped in foil next to ‘drug paraphernalia’

Five members of the same family were caught in the landslide on Monday while on holiday from the UK.

The broadcaster could be put up for bid from the spring of 2023, with foreign ownership possible.

The 49-year-old man and his nine-year-old son had been hiking in the Blue Mountains while on holiday.

The Met Office issued a warning from 6am to 10pm on Tuesday.

Police launched an investigation and notified Interpol, with the university making a worldwide appeal for information.

Can Arslan, 52, denies murder

From Wednesday, couples will be able to separate without apportioning blame as no-fault divorce legislation comes into force.

A host of high-achievers, including actor Sir Jonathan Pryce and keyboardist Rick Wakeman, will receive royal honours at the investiture services.

The Foreign Secretary said the West needs to strengthen Ukraine’s position at the negotiating table by helping Kyiv defeat Russian troops.

The front pages are led by the latest news from Ukraine.

Stonewall said the LGBTQ community’s trust in the government is ‘shattered’

‘The reason gynaecology waiting lists have seen the biggest growth is because time and again we see women’s health consistently deprioritised and overlooked,’ Dr Morris

Five members of the same family were caught up in the incident while on holiday.

Kyiv says west has ‘agreed to send tanks and heavy armour’ – with an announcement ‘this week’

The crisps giant said it will invest £35 million over the next three years into a programme which will include reformulating some existing ranges.

The open letter has been sent to the UK and Irish governments as well as all the Stormont parties.

The National Trust is searching for unsigned artists to write and perform in the Beatle’s childhood home

The channel is currently owned by the Government and receives its funding from advertising.

About 222 flights have been axed, including 62 that had been scheduled for Monday

The Conservative politician became the first transgender MP when he came out last week.

The boy and his 49-year-old father died at the scene, at Wentworth Pass in the Blue Mountains.

The channel is currently owned by the Government and receives its funding from advertising

At least 100 groups have withdrawn from the Government’s first international LGBT conference over the exclusion of transgender people in ban

Ukraine says horrors in Bucha ‘just tip of iceberg’ as Biden demands Putin be tried for war crimes

Force has received undisclosed number of ‘referrals relating to alleged war crimes in Ukraine’ since appeal launched in March

‘We didn’t want to see this life, we didn’t want to have war,’ said Nadia Melnychuk.

The Met Police said the woman died after eating a cannabis ‘sweet’ that she ordered via her phone to her home in Ilford.

Sweets came in packaging branded with ‘Trrlli Peachie O’s’

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says prime minister presided over ‘widespread criminality’

Foreign secretary echoes earlier call from United States

The leaving do for a Downing Street aide took place on Whitehall during lockdown

The Foreign Secretary suggested the UK will go further in supplying weapons to Ukraine.

‘Never in a million years did I think that I’d be sharing the biscuit aisle with an A-list Hollywood star,’ Fakenham local Sam Frary said.

Over 3,000 employees working for 60 companies to take part from June

The TV star is moving to Channel 5.

Raising professional standards is ‘front and centre’ of the force’s updated action plan, the Metropolitan Police’s assistant commissioner has said.

Tennis champion Boris Becker denies giving bankruptcy officials the ‘runaround’ over missing trophies to be sold to pay off his debts a court heard.

Exclusive: Mounting calls to allow refugees to apply to Homes for Ukraine scheme in-country

Religious leaders including the former archbishop of Canterbury have urged the PM to include trans people in a ban on conversion therapy.

John Cole, 40, denied he had punched Logan Mwangi and instead accused the boy’s mother, Angharad Williamson, 30, of shaking him

‘2050 is a long way off – we’re not trying to reach net zero tomorrow’, says senior Tory figure

It comes following days of demonstrations across the UK.

The findings contradict the common belief that Alzheimer’s disease patients sleep during the day to make up for a bad night of sleep.

Former Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams is among the signatories of a letter sent to Boris Johnson.

Royal Mint will create the non-fungible token by the summer, ministers announce

Comments come after Parole Board said last week Tracey Connelly was suitable for release

Stablecoins will become usable for payments in the UK under the plans.

Ex-deputy cabinet secretary sorry for ‘error’ – as minister claims ‘world has moved on’

The findings prove a long-held theory that was first suspected by Charles Darwin and Alexander von Humboldt.

Labour leader backed shadow Foreign Office minister Fabian Hamilton who once said he would be ‘quite happy’ for Trident to be hacked

The TV star will also present a range of programmes across the channel.

The equalities watchdog said there are circumstances where organisations can legally prevent, limit or modify trans people’s access to the service.

Sharon Nesmith will become the Deputy Chief of the General Staff and the army’s highest ranked female officer in August.

No deaths have been reported but around 77% of the cases involve children aged five and under

Improvements include making services more frequent, better reliability, cheaper fares and greener buses.

Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak condemned by Labour’s Ed Miliband for ‘refusing to go further to support the British people facing a cost of living crisis’

Heads condemn Education Secretary’s ‘continued failure’ to listen to them over schools’ Covid experience

Joint letter calls on ministers to act ‘as matter of urgency’ to bring people at risk from Taliban to Britain

The DUP leader said he was a committed devolutionist but he insisted that powersharing could only work if it is built on solid foundations.

Save Britain’s Heritage says department stores have been hit by the pandemic and changing shopping patterns, but the buildings can be saved.

Micheal Martin said ‘nothing can be ruled out’ in the response to the ‘appalling and barbaric’ crimes committed by Russian troops in Ukraine.

A government report signed by Margaret Thatcher has been donated by a former defence minister to a local charity.

The DUP has said a Sinn Fein victory in next month’s Assembly election would lead to years of disputes over the calling of a border poll.

Boris Johnson says ‘discovery of mass graves of more mass graves outside Kyiv is sickening’

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said more can be done to cripple Vladimir Putin’s war machine.

The veteran actress left the soap in 2020.

Boris Johnson ratings climb, as Ben Wallace emerges most popular cabinet minister

People who have signed up to take in refugees are facing the ‘heart-breaking’ task of telling them they cannot come as visas have not been granted.

Victory for Viktor Orban, an ally of Vladimir Putin and a critic of Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, was welcomed in the Kremlin.

Sudden rise in cost of electricity and gas leaves many facing tough choices, campaigners warn

‘It’s a very isolating condition and I can understand why it’s called a hidden disability,’ says woman

The NHS has listed nine new symptoms on its website.

Nearly a third of students have sold their belongings to cover costs, new research finds.

Shadow defence secretary John Healey hit out while campaigning in Scotland.

More than half of food and drink companies said they passed costs onto consumers last month

The Government has announced the 31 successful applicants for funding under the Bus Service Improvement Plan.

Exclusive: ‘If the Conservatives do not act fast to tackle the root cause of this violence, more women and girls will suffer,’ says Lib Dem MP

Cabinet minister defends PM and warns against ‘self-indulgent leadership contest’

Cabinet minister says free trade deals will ‘ameliorate the cost of living crisis’