Around 9 in 10 adults reported an increase in the cost of living in March 2022

‘One Nation’ and 2019 intake Conservatives now working together to remove PM, report says

Rising costs of fuel, fertiliser and feed are impacting on farmers

Antigua and Barbuda’s Reparations Support Commission previously penned an open letter to the couple

Three women and man found dead after police called to reports of disturbance

Minister adds he was ‘appalled by the sentiment being expressed’

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in custody.

Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries has reportedly questioned Jacob Rees-Mogg’s drive to get Whitehall staff back behind their desks.

Stagecoach will be carrying out on-road testing of its self-driving bus from Monday in a UK first.

Claims reportedly by unnamed Tory MP have been widely condemned as sexist

Sajid Javid has announced he intends to appoint a hormone replacement therapy (HRT) tsar amid a shortage of medication which has left women desperate.

Eric Bourne and Stephen Carpenter, stewards on the RRS Sir David Attenborough, will tie the knot after 20 years together

Transport Select Committee: Pointless measures caused severe damage to aviation industry

Civil servant’s investigation into allegations of rule-breaking has been put on hold until after police probe

The Scottish First Minister congratulated the French president whose rival Marine Le Pen has conceded defeat

The claims which were reportedly made by an unnamed Tory MP to the Mail on Sunday have been widely condemned as sexist.

Anzac Day marks the start of the First World War Gallipoli landings and is a national day of remembrance for Australia and New Zealand.

The nation’s papers react to Emmanuel Macron’s success winning a second five-year term as French president.

Katie Kenyon has not been seen since since Friday

The senior civil servant’s investigation into allegations of Covid rule-breaking in No 10 has been put on hold until after a police probe.

‘Liar’ is usually banned in parliamentary debates

Voters will ‘punish any party that reneges’ on climate emergency commitment, Tory think tank finds

Unison claimed the system is ‘creaking at the seams’.

A poll of 8,000 people in the UK by Nuffield Health has also shown that most UK adults do not exercise enough.

Avanti West Coast said the £117m scheme will make its 56 Pendolinos ‘look and feel like new trains’.

Vacancies have increased the most for those without higher education, meaning many new opportunities are in lower-paid jobs.

The cookbook will be released on April 28, ahead of the celebration of the Queen’s 70-year reign.

The Transport Committee said the UK Civil Aviation Authority should be given ‘more teeth’ to fine airlines that do not compensation customers.

Food giant Heinz is releasing limited-edition bottles to celebrate the monarch’s 70 years of service.

The £100,000 annual grant to the STUC will help deliver green jobs and provide policy support.

The opposition party has also announced that it will now review the use of trusts hidden offshore

With progress stalled on a UK-US free trade deal, the Government has switched its focus to making agreements with individual states.

Thames Valley Police found a man in his 50s dead at his home on Brome Place in Barton, Oxford.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin said it is important to have a French president ‘committed to the fundamental values of the EU’.

Exclusive: Past campaigns targeted migrants in northern France and Afghanistan, investigation reveals

‘We don’t really know what we’re doing,’ a whistleblower claiming to work on the scheme said

‘You had Keir Starmer drinking a beer and Nicola Sturgeon not wearing a mask....the police didn’t mind about either of those’

A poll gave President Macron more than 58% of the vote, and is set for another term

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has criticised the UN secretary-general for choosing to visit Moscow before he travels to Kyiv.

Meera Naran MBE is encouraging ministers to make autonomous emergency braking (AEB) technology compulsory for new vehicles.

Fears of provoking Vladimir Putin kept the UK from supplying Kyiv with weapons years ago, according to reports

They are among 56 MPs who have been referred to the Independent Complaints and Grievance Scheme

The 14-year-old has been missing for three days, with police issuing an appeal for her whereabouts

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly hailed a milestone in the pandemic.

A total of 16 holidaymakers, including a pregnant woman and a six-month-old baby, as well as three pets were rescued in Norfolk.

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall said their thoughts are also with other communities currently enduring conflict.

Edward and Sophie had two engagements in Saint Lucia on Sunday.

The Foreign Secretary said Welshman Luke Symons would soon be reunited with his family.

An increased police presence will be in the town centre, Warwickshire Police said

Prime minister ‘deplores’ sexist briefings by his ‘anonymous’ MPs – but no investigation will take place

Ms Rayner had been accused by her Tory colleagues of putting the prime minister ‘off his stride’ in the Commons

‘What you see in those camps is the human misery of people who are tied to criminal gangs and they need safe and legal routes‘

MP Ian Murray said the Prime Minister and his party are ‘unfit to govern’ the UK, adding that defending him only ‘degrades’ democracy.

Boris Johnson has already received one fine as part of a police probe into alleged parties held in No 10 during England’s Covid lockdowns.

Oliver Dowden slaps down Brandon Lewis, who was ridiculed for comparison – admitting No 10 rule-breaking was ‘very serious’

‘It is very difficult to see how that situation can now be resolved’, Labour leader says

Boris Johnson has come to her defence, saying he deplores the misogyny directed at the deputy Labour leader.

Voters in London said they believed that far-right politician Marine Le Pen would have greater influence even if she lost the race to be president.

Sajid Javid has announced his intention to appoint an HRT tsar amid shortages of medication for the condition

Walkers dressed in kilts took on routes up to 23 miles long – and saw £3 million raised for charities across Scotland.

Monica Lennon is asking the Scottish Government to end the ‘postcode lottery’ to help families reduce bills.

Anger growing over ‘sexist’ story that Tories liken deputy Labour leader’s tactics to fully-clothed version of Sharon Stone’s infamous scene

One British-Ukrainian mother describes her daughters crying because classmates laughed at bombs falling on Ukraine

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky told a press conference in Kyiv that the UK, along with the US, was supplying the ‘biggest military aid’.

The decision to send refugees to the East African country has been criticised, with senior Conservative MPs questioning the logic behind it.

Colum Eastwood said those who are frustrated and angry need to come out and vote for something different.

Nail-biting deadline of Thursday to pass raft of controversial bills attacked as authoritarian and ‘anti-democratic’

The minister for government efficiency has reportedly been leaving notes in ‘deserted’ workspaces.

Meanwhile, Conservative Party chairman Oliver Dowden said Westminster is a safe place to be a woman.

The words ‘Z glory to Russia’ appeared at the Dark Hedges in Co Antrim

A growing body of evidence is being gathered in the hopes of prosecuting Russian war crimes in Ukraine.

The SNP’s Westminster leader said the UK should have acted sooner to remove its Trident deterrent programme.

TUV leader Jim Allister made the call with less than two weeks until the Stormont Assembly election.