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Queen misses today’s speech as she continues to suffer ‘episodic mobility problems’

The Home Office has admitted that LGB refugees who are deported to Rwanda could be persecuted on the basis of their sexual orientation – but it plans to send them there anyway.

Monkeypox is a viral infection that shares similarities with smallpox

Monkeypox is a viral infection that shares similarities with smallpox

The Prince of Wales will read the Queen’s Speech for the first time as the monarch misses the State Opening of Parliament.

Michelle O’Neill pressed Boris Johnson on the importance of an Executive being formed, while Sir Jeffrey Donaldson urged action on the protocol.

Labour has sought to contrast Sir Keir Starmer’s actions with those of Boris Johnson, who has refused to quit after being fined by the Met Police.

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Queen misses today’s speech as she continues to suffer ‘episodic mobility problems’

The build-up to the High Court libel trial.

Here’s how the public row between the footballers’ wives erupted over the past two and a half years

The winner will be announced at a ceremony in July.

The case had its first hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in November 2020.

Emergency services were called to the popular tourist destination on Saturday at 8.30am

Kit Malthouse says decision ‘above my pay grade’

The speech will set out forthcoming priorities for the Government.

The speech will set out forthcoming priorities for the Government.

Britain’s Parliament is opening a new year-long session with Prime Minister Boris Johnson trying to re-energize his scandal-tarnished administration and address the U.K.’s worsening cost-of-living crisis

The ‘Wagatha Christie’ case has been brought to the Royal Courts of Justice ahead of a trial in May

The public inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh begins in Edinburgh on Tuesday.

Sheku Bayoh died in May 2015 after he was restrained by officers responding to a call in Fife

The politician has said he hopes to use the trip, which will also include visits to California, to attract investment to London.

Exclusive: Cattle transported for up to 48 hours without eating and drinking included in post-Brexit deal hailed by Boris Johnson

The famous image of Marilyn Monroe was created in 1964.

Numerous couples have turned to the media over the issue.

The protocol effectively creates checks on goods flowing from Great Britain to Northern Ireland to allow an open border with Ireland.

Labour leader ‘absolutely clear’ that he has not broken any rules

The papers carry stories on the Queen’s absence and the potential resignation of Labour’s leader.

The Queen last missed a state opening of parliament in 1959 and 1963, when she was pregnant with Prince Andrew and then Prince Edward.

Bridgend representative Jamie Wallis, the first openly transgender MP, is facing several charges linked to an alleged car crash in November 2021.

The seven-day trial is due to begin on Tuesday.

Emmanuel Macron suggests new European political community based on core values in areas such as security and energy

The royals visited Guernsey and Jersey as the Channel Islands marked their Liberation Day.

First flights to east African nation are expected to take place in coming months

Home secretary launches fresh attack on lawyers over ‘hurdles’ to removals despite safety warnings

The Labour leader has said he will quit if he issued issued with a fine by Durham Police.

The Speech will include 38 bills for the new parliamentary session including a crackdown on ‘guerrilla’ protest tactics.

Parents say there are misconceptions that being a pilot is a job for men, a survey shows.

Fewer than half of academy schools improved their Ofsted rating from ‘inadequate’ or ‘requires improvement’ to ‘good’ over four years.

Schofield will host The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebration on May 15 alongside Julie Etchingham.

Part-time workers come from a skilled and vital pool of talent, a report says.

Nearly half of parents say their child has experienced mental health challenges, with 48% reporting their child has friendship problems post-lockdown.

Harper’s Bazaar magazine revealed the designs with a fashion shoot at the Tower of London.

The latest BRC-KPMG retail sales monitor has revealed that sales dipped in April after a sharp downturn in consumer confidence.

Academics have been monitoring the levels of protection post-vaccination.

Migrants who crossed the Channel are among those who will be informed this week, the Home Office has confirmed.

The Mayor of London attended a meeting with the former US presidential hopeful at the Clinton Foundation offices in Manhattan on Monday.

Proposals initially defeated by House of Lords are being resurrected in new Public Order Bill

The former Housemartins and Beautiful South frontman put money behind 60 bars in lieu of his intended tour.

Home Secretary said she would use ‘every tool and every piece of legislation at our disposal’ to remove migrants who arrive in the UK ‘illegally’.

A new Public Order Bill is among 38 measures to be set out in the Queen’s Speech at the State Opening of Parliament.

The Scottish rock band said they had been ‘really looking forward’ to playing the show in Los Angeles and promised fans they would make it up to them.

Shadow Scotland secretary Ian Murray has accused Boris Johnson of ‘pulling everyone into the gutter’ amid accusations Sir Keir broke lockdown rules.

Time-stamped WhatsApp conversations could be lifeline for Labour leader, report says

The Queen, who is facing ‘episodic mobility problems’, has not been absent from the ceremonial occasion for nearly 60 years.

The Duke of Cambridge, also a future monarch, will attend the State Opening, the first time William has done so.

Exclusive: Rodion Lyashko is desperate to bring his parents to join him in Britain, but ‘no one wants to take responsibility’ for arranging the transfer of his bedbound mother

The rate of under-twos that have had both MMR vaccine doses has fallen to 85 per cent

The prince, along with his eldest son the Duke of Cambridge, will open Parliament after the Queen delegated powers to the pair.

Boris Johnson bought four-bedroom property with wife Carrie Johnson

Monarch continues to stay away from in-person events

Irene Tracey says Oxford’s commitment to attract the brightest regardless of background will remain ‘steadfast’.

She will be absent for the first time since 1963, with the Prince of Wales reading the Queen’s Speech.

Labour leaders announce high-stakes gamble after police launch investigation

Measures are at heart of Queen’s Speech designed to show the UK is shaking off Brussels ‘fetters’ following Brexit

DUP warns ‘long shadow’ of Northern Ireland protocol hangs over attempts to restart power sharing

The monarch is facing ‘episodic mobility problems’ and royal doctors advised her against attending.

Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill said that the DUP and British Government must accept and respect the democratic result of the election.

Cabinet ministers piled pressure on police to look at beer-and-curry gathering – despite normal practice to respect operational independence

The PM bought the four-bedroom property with wife Carrie Johnson for £1.2 million in July 2019, according to Land Registry documents.

’We might not do it,’ Michelle Donelan says – after criticism that poor and minority ethnic youngsters will miss out

Callum Wheeler, 22, admits killing 53-year-old mother found dead near woodland in Kent but denies murder

The British Medical Association says it is ‘deeply worrying’ that students are facing financial hardship while completing their degree

Sinn Fein president Mary-Lou McDonald said her party pressed NI Secretary Brandon Lewis on promised language legislation on Monday.

British Chambers of Commerce salls for VAT cut and reversal of National Insurance hike

No arrests have been made and enquiries into the incident are ongoing

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The seven day trial is due to begin on Tuesday.

The Labour leader has promised to resign if he is given a fixed-penalty notice.

The Labour leader said he would quit if police issue him with a fixed penalty notice over an alleged breach of Covid laws.

Callum Wheeler, 22, accused of murdering 53-year-old mother found dead near woods close to home in Snowdown

Canterbury Crown Court heard that Callum Wheeler, from Aylesham in Kent, accepts that he killed Julia James, but denies murder.

The lesbian lawyer claims she lost work and income due to the involvement of her chambers with Stonewall’s Diversity Champions scheme.

The Glasgow East MP is accused of embezzling more than £25,000 from pro-independence groups.

Labour leader will make a statement at 4pm on Monday

Defendant, 14, and victim met by ‘chance encounter’ at Liverpool Christmas lights switch-on

The theme of the week-long event is ‘Celebration’.

Blackpool and Knowsley had all bids for funding rejected

On average, teachers’ scores indicate probable clinical depression, survey finds.

Prosecutor Tom Little QC told jurors at the Old Bailey that what was found at the property can only be properly described as a bloodbath.

Leo Norney, 17, was killed in the Turf Lodge area of west Belfast in September 1975.

The Scottish Medicines Consortium has approved the new tablet called filgotinib.

Vaccines will play a big role in protecting people against the virus

Sir Keir was set to give a televised address about his intentions.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has said his party will not re-enter the Stormont Executive without ‘decisive action’ from Westminster on the NI Protocol.

The emergence of online marketing platforms such as Airbnb and Vrbo has created an explosion in additional holiday accommodation across Cornwall

A ScottishPower boss has urged the Government to take urgent action and help the poorest households months before costs are expected to rise again.

Alex Davies says he wanted to create an ‘overwhelmingly white Britain’ apart from ‘essential jobs’

The build-up to the High Court libel trial.