Wildlife experts have said Spearmint the seal has come to rely on food from humans in Plymouth.

Senior Tory says plan is ‘unworkable’ and will involve ‘astronomical costs’

Aiden Aslin had been fighting the Russians in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol for 48 days but was forced to surrender.

National Highways said junctions 10a and 11 on the coastbound M20 reopened on Friday

Experts are still unsure exactly what triggers MS, which affects more than 130,000 people in the UK

Police release CCTV image of man they want to speak to after Petru-Sorin Doleanu, 41, dies in hospital following altercation in northwest London

‘It would actually be cheaper to put each asylum seeker in the Ritz hotel in London’

This Yorkshire city will be first constituency to vote since Partygate scandal, writes Colin Drury in West Yorkshire city

Mike Haines said the conviction of Londoner El Shafee Elsheikh for the murder of Western hostages brings ‘eight years of pain to an end’.

‘Ludicrous’ to think people seeking sanctuary in UK can build lives in east African nation, say experts

Make most of the weekend, UK told, with sunny springtime weather on the way

The royal couple’s unannounced trip has been seen as significant.

Good Friday’s front pages report on Boris Johnson’s controversial scheme to ‘process’ Channel migrants offshore.

Good Friday will be the busiest travel day of the Easter weekend, with more delays predicted after a day of chaos on Thursday.

The city will pause for a minute’s silence on Friday at 3.06pm.

The Government is braced for its widely criticised plans to be challenged in the courts.

Seven in 10 said they believe domestic abuse victims need more support

The couple are attending the event which was founded by Harry to aid the rehabilitation of injured or sick military personnel and veterans.

The former cabinet minister accused the government of ‘offshoring a British problem ‘

Met Office meteorologist Steven Keates said highs of up to 23C were expected in London, breaking a previous record of 20.8C from March.

The globe will become a centrepiece in the lighting of beacons in June to mark the monarch’s 70-year reign.

Images on Russian television appeared to show Aiden Aslin, 28, from Nottinghamshire, being led around in handcuffs.

Ms Malik was about to flush when baby Mohammed Ibrahim’s tiny arm was spotted in the bowl, leaving her terrified that her and her son’s lives were in danger

Migrants, including asylum seekers who enter through unauthorised methods, will be flown 4,000 miles to East Africa under Government plans.

Charities and campaigners urged the Government to ‘instead create humane and effective solutions’ for those seeking refuge in the UK.

The couple are understood to have been in Windsor on Thursday.

About 13,200 have arrived under the Ukraine family scheme and 3,200 under the Homes for Ukraine sponsorship scheme.

Archbishop Eamon Martin of Armagh and Archbishop Dermot Farrell of Dublin paid tribute to the generosity of parishioners.

Union has accused the DfE of a ‘statistics scandal’ over academisation.

Dr Jonathan Waite has been appointed as the new deputy chief medical officer, replacing Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam.

Travellers using airports, train stations and roads were left waiting for hours in long queues on Thursday.

Heavy rains and flooding have claimed the lives of at least 306 in South Africa’s eastern KwaZulu-Natal province.

Road chaos increased by the closure of parts of West Coast rail line despite FA Cup final at Wembley

Resignation sets scene for explosive by-election in key Red Wall seat of Wakefield in West Yorkshire

Youngster was left with ‘catastrophic injuries’ after crash, inquest hears

‘Farming in this way is incredibly oil-intensive and inefficient, contributing to the climate and ecological crises,’ say protesters

Expert warns of immediate concern those being sent to African country could face similar threats to those who have fled in recent years

Protesters in Dublin have called on the Irish Government to ban symbols of support for the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Loss of Soviet-era cruiser represents ‘massive blow’ to credibilty of Vladimir Putin’s military

Francois Olwage was convicted of grooming on the Lycos online chat forum.

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

‘We will keep going with sanctions until Putin fails in Ukraine,’ says Liz Truss

All the events under scrunity since scandal began – as Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak hit by fines

The former Conservative MP had been resisting calls to quit before backing down on Thursday.

British troops led by the UK’s 1st Battalion The Royal Welsh have recently been deployed to Estonia.

The monarch also pulled out of the Royal Maundy Day service ahead of Easter

The UK is planning to send some failed asylum seekers to Rwanda.

People flown to east African country under new deal will be placed in the guest house in the capital

Deaths involving coronavirus in England and Wales are continuing to rise.

Master of Jesus College says it has been forced to abide by an ‘antiquated’ process.

‘Distressingly, the war in Ukraine dented demand for air travel’ says chief executive

Mr Coveney was speaking during a visit to Kyiv on Thursday.

The former SNP MP denies two charges of embezzlement.

Here is a look at how much the scheme will cost, who is at risk of being removed and why Boris Johnson says the move is necessary.

Prime minister adds that Rishi Sunak, who was also fined, is safe in his position as chancellor

Some people who attempt to enter the UK by routes deemed ‘illegal’ by the Government will be sent more than 4,000 miles to the African nation.

Voters oppose Boris Johnson’s plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda, a snap poll has suggested.

It is too soon to know if numbers are on a clear downwards trend, say experts.

Keepers at Chester Zoo have said they are “overjoyed” by the arrival of a rare baby cotton-top tamarin monkey.

South Yorkshire Mayor Dan Jarvis described a funding announcement by Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove as ‘nothing more than an outrage’.

Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross said removing the Prime Minister could destabilise the UK Government.

Border Force and the RNLI brought women, children and men ashore in Dover.

Jobseeker’s Allowance, Universal Credit, State Pensions and more to be paid out to claimants early to accommodate Easter bank holiday weekend

Mouna El Ogbani bolted down 11 storeys with her husband and their three young children.

Teachers at the National Education Union conference raised concerns over the Government’s ‘repeated U-turns’ on banning conversion therapy.

The Government announced a new immigration policy that will see asylum seekers who cross the Channel in small boats sent to Rwanda for processing.

‘There’s a better way of life out there where we don’t have to burn fossil fuels’ one activist tells Saphora Smith

The Prince of Wales represented his mother at the ancient ritual for the first time.

Prime minister rejects accusations that plans are ‘draconian and lacking in compassion’

The Prime Minister accepted the plans to fly some asylum seekers more than 4,000 miles to East Africa will face legal challenges.

Aidan Moffitt, 42, and Michael Snee, 58, were found dead in their own homes in the town earlier this week.

The number of people in England waiting to start routine hospital treatment rose to a new record of 6.2 million at the end of February.

Cian Paton was inspired by his father Christopher, who is scaling the real mountain with Manchester Arena bombing survivor Martin Hibbert.

Former Cabinet minister Karen Bradley is among those to criticise the prime minister

Scottish Health Secretary Humza Yousaf, meanwhile, accused the UK Government of being institutionally racist.

MPs will return to Westminster on Tuesday and Prime Minister Boris Johnson promised to set out his position.

Teachers’ leaders said they will ‘critically interrogate’” the Government’s plans for a new model history curriculum.

Experts said shopper footfall is predicted to rise by 6.2% over the break compared with the weekend before, and by 13.3% on Saturday.

Temperatures are expected to peak at 22C in some parts of the UK.

The latest data shows there have been 1,620 visas relating to Scottish sponsors.

Plans to send asylum seekers to the central African nation have sparked fresh concern over alleged human rights abuses

Ambulance response times and A&E waits are the worst on record.

Passengers at Manchester and Birmingham airport shared pictures on social media of lines stretching far away from check-in desks.

Jamie Hepburn, Holyrood’s further and higher education minister, said the plans, would provide ‘stability and assurance’ to Ukrainians.

The 54-year-old will be sentenced at Chester Crown Court on 12 May

There were 817,515 conceptions in women aged 15 to 44, down from 821,089 in 2019.

Hope House is currently being used as accommodation for tourists.

Prime minister dodges questions over whether he misled MPs with Partygate denials in House of Commons

It is understood Charles and Camilla will also miss the service, which is a staple of the royal calendar.

The Liberal Democrat leader said the Government’s policy would not stop people smuggling.

Hankey, whose nickname is The Count, is a two-time world champion.

The Molloy family beat more than 1,000 other families in a nationwide competition to have their home immortalised in Lego.