Roderic O’Gorman admitted the Government is facing challenges housing those who have fled the war-torn country.

PM accused of ‘running away’ from Commons drama with twice-delayed India trip

Officers and pedestrians only narrowly avoided serious injury

Nadhim Zahawi said he does not believe the state should be ‘nannying’ parents about hot to bring up their children

Education secretary urges Tory MPs to back a delay by accusing Labour of ‘petty politics’

Discipline ‘up to parents’, says Nadhim Zahawi after commissioner calls for law change

The occasion has been marked by the release of a picture showing the monarch indulging her passion for horses and ponies.

Lee Anderson, the MP for Ashfield, accused Steve Bray of looking like a ‘tramp’

‘How can you negotiate with crocodile with your leg in its jaws?’: Russian president not ‘valid interlocutor’, says PM

The National Audit Office urged the Government to learn lessons in case travel restrictions need to be reintroduced

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

Two-thirds of households feel more downbeat about their finances compared with last year

Exclusive: Warnings resources for ARAP cases ‘significantly depleted’ as staff diverted to Ukraine crisis

The Prime Minister visited Sabarmati Ashram after his arrival in India.

Boris Johnson has vowed to fight the next election no matter how many times he is fined for breaching Covid laws

Royals and possible consequences from the partygate scandal feature among Thursday’s front page stories.

The latest details on when to expect results from around the country.

Dame Rachel de Souza has signalled her support for changing the law to give children the same protection from assault as adults.

The Housing Secretary said the ‘inadequacy’ of many homes is ‘insupportable and indefensible’.

Boris Johnson has vowed to fight the next election no matter how many times he is fined for breaching Covid laws.

New subject could help teens with mental health problems, says experts

Officers appeal for dash cam footage of roadside incident

It comes as part of a display taking place at the historic site to coincide with the national celebrations of the monarch’s Platinum Jubilee.

The Commons Work and Pensions Committee said the Government does not have a clear strategy for dealing with the problem.

In October John Michael Baillie-Hamilton Buchanan is set to be officially made the first clan chief in more than 340 years.

Workers are trained to have the confidence and skills to identify vulnerable people and start a conversation to get them to safety.

Reports suggested Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross will not be in Westminster for the vote.

The doll will be released on the Queen 96th birthday.

A total of 232 organisations are honoured, including an online book retailer and a company offering mental health training courses.

The survey, by the Sutton Trust, has revealed that 68% of primary school senior leaders reported receiving insufficient catch-up funding this year.

Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation says law’s definition of ‘terrorism of content’ should be reviewed

Tory MPs were facing pressure to back the opposition bid for a Commons Privileges Committee investigation.

Vote on Thursday will seek to send controversy to Commons privileges committee – but government has tabled a wrecking amendment

Lambeth Palace issued a defence of the Archbishops of Canterbury and York.

The winning Lotto numbers in the midweek draw were 05, 08, 24, 47, 50, 53 and the bonus ball was 31.

The agreement aims to tackle disruption cause to the launch programme caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Trip set to be overshadowed by differences over Ukraine and Partygate vote in Westminster

PM ‘surprised’ to hear migration plan criticised by Justin Welby

Boris Johnson said he was hopeful that a free trade agreement can be struck by the end of the year.

No trade deal is in sight, a confrontation over India’s refusal to condemn Russia will be ducked – and a vote on ‘lawbreaking’ avoided

The PM said Vladimir Putin may only seek to negotiate in earnest if he manages to seize a significant portion of Ukraine.

The Queen’s love of horses began at an early age.

The Duke of Sussex watched the lively clash between his home country and adopted country at the games on Wednesday night.

Victims died in ‘targeted attack’ after serious assault at retirement complex

Labour calls plan ‘extortionate, unworkable and profoundly un-British’

The Government says the deferral will allow MPs ‘to have all the facts at their disposal’ when they make a decision.

The Nationality and Borders Bill would allow the Government to send asylum seekers and migrants to the African country.

Thoroughbreds owned by the Queen have won four out of the five flat racing classics, with only the Derby eluding her.

Rosie was joined by her children Twinnie, Webster and Flip Flop to mark the occasion

MPs will vote on Thursday to decide whether Boris Johnson should be investigated for misleading the House of Commons.

The Duke of Sussex also said he did not know if he will return to the UK to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Alex Davies is accused of remaining a member of National Action after it was banned as a terrorist organisation in 2016

‘I don’t care what the EU does anymore’, says Jacob Rees-Mogg – as he hints at cabinet row over safety devices

The party said it would use campaigning and advertising to focus on those voting against Thursday’s investigation motion.

Prime minister was urged by Keir Starmer to apologise

Sandip Moneea, who was acquitted of the teacher’s murder in a 2012 trial, was remanded in custody on conspiracy to commit larceny.

Thames Valley Police said a man and woman in their 60s and a man in his 50s were found dead at a home in Bourne End, Buckinghamshire.

Police have urged the public to help them ensure Demi is located safely

Lukasz Czapla is on trial for the murder of his two-year-old son, Julias, in November 2020.

The Tory MP says the problem can be traced back to a lack of action from ‘governments of all colours’.

Exclusive: ‘This is really harrowing stuff. There was no consideration for the harm caused to the children,’ says leading barrister Charlotte Proudman

‘Attack was brutal and targeted, and has devastated a family,’ murder detectives say

IOPC report includes case of black boy searched more than 60 times between ages of 14 and 16, sometimes multiple times in same day

The First Minister addressed her future when she appeared as a panellist on the popular daytime talk show Loose Women.

The minister also told MPs that the PM’s handling of the Ukraine crisis is an example of a Brexit benefit.

The Irish premier held an hour-long meeting with Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal at Shannon Airport.

Neil Gray repeated his criticism of the time it takes for visas to be approved under the UK Government’s Homes for Ukraine scheme.

Non-UK and non-Irish EU citizens would have to apply for pre-travel clearance to cross the border under the UK Government’s plan.

A dozen Conservatives have openly questioned his future

Officials told the Public Accounts Committee they had ‘concerns’ over 176 contracts to supply equipment to the NHS.

PM claimed last month he accepted ‘chastisement’ by statistics watchdog

Jury retires to consider verdict as mother, step-father and 14-year-old boy accused of murder

Exclusive: ‘Why is it acceptable for British voters to go abroad and be killed?’ says Helen Costigan, who has been refused meeting with Boris Johnson

People with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and certain cancers have an elevated rate of death due to suicide, the ONS found.

The boy’s mother, stepfather and a teenager deny killing the youngster.

Lord Bew said the appointments committee had asked for security information on the son of a former KGB agent during the process.

Jemma has set up a GoFundMe page to help fund treatments for her rare cancer

Dunboyne artist Niall O’Loughlin created the canvas painting of the Ukrainian leader.

The former world champion was leaving a restaurant with his wife in East London when he was robbed at gunpoint

Only 53 per cent of people questioned said they had followed the instructions for self-isolation after testing positive

The former Labour leader is a long-standing critic of Nato.

Newark MP Robert Jenrick told the Commons the video shows Aiden Aslin being ‘interviewed under duress for propaganda purposes’.

UN Refugee Agency says asylum seekers who steer dinghies for no financial gain ‘are not smugglers and should not be prosecuted as such’

The duke donned sunglasses for a sunny day in The Hague.

Partygate attacks ‘beneath’ Labour leader, says PM’s loyal ally

The Scottish First Minister was spoken to by police after being filmed campaigning inside without a face covering for a ‘few seconds’.

Lukasz Czapla is accused of murdering Julius Czapla by shooting and smothering him.

It is thought the monarch will stay at the Duke of Edinburgh’s cottage Wood Farm on the estate.

There has been speculation whether the duke will make a balcony appearance with his grandmother the Queen.

Half of voters said improving roads and pavements should be a top priority for councils ahead of local elections on May 5.

The Macallan 1988 is being sold by Whisky Hammer.

Prisons at risk of ‘eternal lockdown’ at the expense of offenders’ mental health

‘Clearing gallons of the substance from one of the busiest roads in the country is no easy task,’ said National Highways director Duncan Smith

Celebrities, refugees and campaigners gathered on a boat outside the Houses of Parliament to send a message to MPs.

Actress, who played Hayley Slater on soap, changed pleas to guilty on what would have been first day of trial following incident in Southend-on-Sea