Portuguese police have formally identified German national Christian Brueckner as a murder suspect

The prime minister is expected to give ministers powers to override parts of the Northern Ireland protocol

Tory MPs ‘must stop drinking Kool-Aid’ over PM’s leadership, Tobias Ellwood added

Reports claim ministers are preparing legislation giving them sweeping powers to tear up the deal.

A US-built Chinook was flown from an Indian Air Force base six hours away to transport Boris Johnson

Legal advisor says Rwanda plan is going to ‘backfire’ as terrified asylum seekers will go ‘underground’

Former chief whip Mark Harper ‘very confident’ photos of parties will come out

The UNHCR ‘strongly condemns’ policy of sending migrants who arrive in Britain unlawfully more than 4,000 miles to Africa

Christian Brueckner has been made an ‘arguido’ – which translates as ‘formal suspect’.

PM has ‘nothing to fear’ from new investigation, says close ally Conor Burns

Gordon Brown had called child migration ‘government-induced (human) trafficking’ which was a ‘bigger sex scandal’ than Jimmy Savile

Chancellor insists ‘all rules were followed’ in first public grilling over tax controversy

Detective Chief Superintendent Dominic Murphy urged people with first-hand accounts and footage of the conflict to come forward and ‘get justice’.

‘It’s important that it’s the right tree in the right place,’ says one expert

The warning said Moscow is exploring options for potential online assaults against critical organisations such as the NHS

Partygate’s latest developments dominate the papers ahead of the weekend.

The Prime Minister was welcomed with a military ceremony at the Rashtrapati Bhavan presidential residence.

Between 1912 and 1980, the UK sent around 130,000 children from largely impoverished backgrounds to its colonies including Australia and Canada.

The Prime Minister will discuss defence and security collaboration while pushing for New Delhi to loosen its ties with Moscow.

Michelle Donelan said investigations into universities who have not returned to face-to-face learning will start in the summer.

Statement could mean that Christian Brueckner is transferred to Portugal for questioning

PM says he is ‘mortified’ by his breaching of Covid rules, just hours after he claimed public is disinterested in controversy

Man is yet to be identified

The Prime Minister will face the media for the first time since MPs signed-off on a parliamentary probe into whether he lied to the Commons.

People were not always treated with compassion or respect amid ‘closed culture’ at York clinic, says Care Quality Commission

The 350 saplings that make up the structure will be given to people to plant across the UK as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative.

The supermarket giant said on-pack guidance will be replaced with ‘best before’ dates in a bid to reduce food waste.

An RAC poll of 2,498 drivers indicated that 46% think it should take no more than three seconds to get going when traffic lights turn green.

Earl and Countess of Wessex set to visit three island nations in celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

A motion passed on Thursday saw Boris Johnson referred to the Privileges Committee for a probe into whether he misled MPs.

South Asian giant becomes first ally in Indo-Pacific region to enjoy a special licence for sales

The Prime Minister wants New Delhi to reduce the amount of arms it buys from Moscow.

Attacker yet to be tracked down as police reveal victim’s identity

The DUP leader was addressing a rally in Castlederg.

Backbench Tories pushing to scrap measures which add £153 a year to average bill

Fighters learning how to operate armoured vehicles being supplied to Volodymyr Zelensky

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

Nadhim Zahawi was joined by adventurer Bear Grylls at an event at the Natural History Museum on Thursday to launch the new subject.

PM speaks of hopes that technology will make inspections ‘obsolete’

The Prime Minister did not rule out carrying out a reshuffle of his Cabinet in June.

Further Ukrainian forces are expected to be making their way to the UK for training in the future.

PM did not rule out a shake-up of his top team in June, in the wake of difficult local elections for Tories

The five-year-old boy had just completed his first year at Tondu Primary School in Bridgend, South Wales when he died in July last year.

Activists charged with total of 510 offences may disrupt hearings before judges or magistrates

David Turner, from Surrey, said only one visa for the four refugees he is sponsoring has been approved in almost five weeks.

New crisis for prime minister after Tory MPs force him to abandon bid to block inquiry – and release of crucial photos

A Labour motion passed unopposed referring Boris Johnson for a parliamentary investigation into whether he misled MPs over partygate statements.

‘I’ll always grieve for him,’ sister says as ‘fantasist’ James Watson found guilty of murder 28 years after naked body found in the woods

No details have been given about the reason for the delay.

Angharad Williamson, with John Cole and a teenager, has been found guilty of murdering Logan Mwangi.

The royal couple had been due to visit Grenada as part of the trip

Western officials said President Putin may want to score a military success ahead of May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow.

Moscow urged the UK to cease the delivery of weapons to Russia.

A post-mortem examination concluded that the victim died of multiple stab wounds.

Alex Davies said it was ‘pretty cool’ to be put on same level as outlawed British Union of Fascists

The move will target those ‘commanding the front line’ to commit ‘heinous’ acts in Ukraine, the FCDO said.

Exclusive: Avalanche of questions and comments directed at permant secretary from employees raising alarm over ‘immoral’ policy

Youngster suffered 56 injuries similar to those found in high-speed crash victims before his body was dumped ‘like fly-tipped rubbish’ near his home, trial told

Stuart Raggett’s family want to know more about his working conditions at Harrier bomber and Concord jet testing sites and hospitals

James Watson was 13 when he lured six-year-old Rikki to woods near his home in Peterborough in 1994.

In a statement on behalf of the families, solicitor Neil Hudgell said reforms to death probes “still leave the door open to interpretation”.

Residents react with shock as police launch murder probe following discovery of bodies of man and woman in their sixties and another man in his fifties

Around five million people will be eligible for the booster.

Britons could be earning significantly more interest, finance guru says

It is the highest proportion since these figures were first published in June 2021, and is up from 26% at the start of December.

Two of Abubaker Deghayes’ teenage sons were killed while fighting for an al-Qaeda faction

Human rights barrister Adam Wagner said that ‘deciding not to release information will itself influence the election’.

The children of the family Baroness Finlay of Llandaff is helping received their visas days before their mother.

More than a dozen Conservatives have openly questioned his future

A Labour motion referring Boris Johnson to the Privileges Committee passed without objection.

The Irish Justice Minister said that the ‘net is tightening’ on the gang.

Lukasz Czapla denies murdering his son Julius in Edinburgh in November 2020.

James Watson was 13 years old when he lured six-year-old Rikki to woods near his home in Peterborough in November 1994.

Angharad Williamson had claimed they had at once stage been the ‘perfect little family’.

Boris Johnson posed for pictures in a bulldozer in Gujarat.

As of Monday, some 21,600 Ukrainians had arrived in the UK under the Family Scheme and Homes for Ukraine Sponsorship Scheme.

Holyrood’s Constitution, Europe, External Affairs and Culture Committee took evidence from local authority representatives on Thursday.

The youngster was found dead in a river near his home in Bridgend, South Wales, on the morning of July 31, 2021.

James Watson had a history of violence

Logan Mwagni was referred to social services months before he was murdered by his mother, stepfather and a teenager

Rikki died within two hours of his last meal

The Duke of Sussex had raised eyebrows by saying the Queen needed ‘the right people around her’.

‘Ask me questions relating to the trip’: PM lets frustration show in interviews during visit to India

From Friday, those with symptoms of the virus in the region will no longer be advised to take a PCR test.

One police officer was badly injured after attending the scene

The Metropolitan Police have asked the public for any information about the ‘easily’ recognisable custom-made Franck Muller timepiece.

Watson was 13 when he lured the six-year-old to woods near his home in Peterborough on November 28 1994.

Gun salutes rang out across the capital in honour of her landmark.

One a senior Tory backbencher told the Prime Minister: ‘The gig’s up.’

The case was reopened in 2014, 20 years after the schoolboy’s body was found

A total of 960 deaths registered in the seven days to 8 April mentioned the virus on the death certificate

Gary McKee has covered more than 2,900 miles since January 1, when he began running 26.2 miles a day to raise funds for two charities.

Bedfordshire Police said the man, in his 50s, was declared dead at the scene in Green Court.