The ads drew complaints that their use of nudity was gratuitous and objectified women by sexualising them and ‘reducing them to body parts’.

Police say 26-year-old was pronounced dead at property in West Lothian after suffering ‘brutal, sustained attack’

Foreign secretary says UK ‘will not shy away from taking action’ after EU Commissioner asks for ‘determination and creativity’ to resolve dispute

The trial is due to finish next Wednesday.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss is to hold further talks with European Commission vice president Maros Sefcovic on Thursday.

Gove also uses American accent in bizzare interview – insisting cost of living row ‘no big deal’

The Communities Secretary used accents when asked about the prospect of an emergency budget.

Foreign secretary says she will not ‘shy away’ from taking action

Document also cites evidence of discrimination against LGBT and Middle Eastern people in asylum system

Cabinet minister says he ‘trusts’ Liz Truss over plan to end checks

Leicestershire Police are searching for Gracie and Millie Bennett, who were reported missing on Tuesday evening.

Finalists will battle it out for the Liverpool International Song Contest on John Lennon’s birthday, October 9.

Charities warn threat of removal to Africa putting vulnerable people at greater risk of exploitation in UK

Post-Brexit deal 'not working', says NI first minister

Post-Brexit deal 'not working', says NI first minister

Ticket-holder becomes UK’s biggest ever National Lottery winner

The winning EuroMillions numbers were 3, 25, 27, 28 and 29 plus the Lucky Star numbers 4 and 9.

Historic Environment Scotland said it is a criminal offence.

Rebekah Vardy says she was ‘forced’ to share details about their sexual encounter

Rebekah Vardy says she was ‘forced’ to share details about their sexual encounter

Trip will be seen as provocative by Moscow

No 10 said it was ‘disinformation’ to suggest the PM was seeking to put pressure on them to join the western military alliance.

London mayor says US president led to significant rise in racial abuse directed at him

Trip will be seen as provocative by Moscow

The politician also threw out the ceremonial first pitch at a baseball game in the Bay Area on Tuesday.

Government faces heat for lack of plans to help struggling households

‘I hope I did you proud, Mummy’ says one of the papers that covered Charles’ State Opening of Parliament.

Rebekah Vardy says she was ‘forced’ to share details about their sexual encounter

They will visit a number of projects focusing on mental health and homelessness in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

It is understood the Cabinet minister is poised to take further action in the coming weeks if negotiations with the EU continue to stall.

Renters Reform Bill and Social Housing Regulation Bill were both announced in Queen’s Speech

Commons Public Accounts Committee said the invasion of Ukraine highlighted the ‘risks and responsibilities’ of Nato membership.

Commons Public Accounts Committee said invasion of Ukraine highlighted ‘risks and responsibilities’ of Nato membership

‘Without stable, safe accommodation many women are liable to have mental health relapses, return to substance misuse and become involved in crime on release,’ says chief inspector of prisons

A lack of invigilators is putting pressure on schools, say heads.

Detectives believe a planning application at a hotel opposite Mr Wilson’s home may have been linked to his death.

Costs are rising at a considerably higher rate than incomes, the Yorkshire Building Society report said.

The health service said that a record number of children have sought help.

The report found that some women were reluctant to leave prison due to uncertain housing options outside custody.

The ads used ‘shiitake’ and ‘pistachio’ as allusions to swear words in ways that ‘were likely to cause serious and widespread offence’, the ASA ruled

One in four people said managing their finances is the leading cause of stress at the moment, according to Shawbrook Bank.

The 2,500-mile final leg of the relay sees the baton carried in London, up Blackpool Tower and through Nottingham Caves.

The festival will take place at Edinburgh College of Art before moving to the University of Edinburgh’s Futures Institute in 2024.

15 players have won a jackpot of more than £100 million in the history of the National Lottery.

The Foreign Secretary accused the EU of putting forward proposals that ‘take us backwards’ on solving friction within the UK’s internal market.

Three incoming planes diverted to other airports as police investigate

Fifty-one-year-old Paul Grayson targeted patients at staff at Sheffield’s Royal Hallamshire Hospital.

Evidence suggests 51-year-old had been filming women as long ago as 2012, Sheffield Crown Court told

Four new roles as airline struggles to reduce ongoing crisis

Bill to relax regulations part of plan to ditch EU rules after Brexit

Footballers’ wives Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney meet face-to-face in the High Court

Dr Pat Carragher will take part in four physical challenges to raise money for the charity he worked for in lieu of a retirement gift.

Rebekah Vardy claims her ex-husband ‘forced’ her to reveal the information

‘Taking the knee and Black Lives Matter will mean nothing if Scotland fails to support justice for Sheku,’ lawyer says

Government also acknowledges Muslim deportees could face risks – but claim this is ‘justified’

‘It’s a big moment in royal history’ say observers as heir to throne delivers queen’s speech

Senior officers are reviewing a decision not to prosecute after a woman was arrested and then de-arrested following the incident.

The Mayor of London is to meet representatives from the likes of Google and LinkedIn during a US tour to boost tourism and tech in the UK capital.

BP, Shell and Exxon among firms reporting big rises in revenues, while Britsh Gas and SSE have boosted their earnings expectations

Foreign shop receipts and tickets can also be used to declare people ‘inadmissible’ for asylum in the UK

Prehistoric people created a vast network of monuments inside the sacred landscape’s bedrock

He said the SNP is not seeking the Prime Minister’s ‘permission’ for indyref2.

‘Their time has passed’: Keir Starmer accuses government of failing to address pressing issue of the moment

The Home Office said it will carry out a case-by-case risk assessment when determining someone’s eligibility for relocation.

Mrs Vardy alleged that she had been made a ‘scapegoat’ by Coleen Rooney.

Sinn Fein has called on the DUP to join an Executive at Stormont

Under Government proposals, immunity for Troubles-related crime will depend on co-operation with an information retrieval body.

‘I have been called a leaker and it’s not nice,’ Mrs Vardy told the High Court.

Key legislation will extend devolution deals, bring empty premises back into use and allow al fresco dining

Legislation to override Brexit deal – risking damaging trade war with EU – expected as early as next week

Lancashire Constabulary reviewing footage that shows 26 fans streaming out of van

PM and Starmer engaged in small talk ahead of Queen’s Speech

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is insisting that the UK Government take action over the protocol before his party re-enters government.

Sinn Fein vice president Michelle O’Neill said she will wait to see the ink on the paper.

Plan leaves open possibility of investigations if ex-soldiers don’t cooperate with new commission

Madison, 15, has not been seen since leaving her foster home in Southmead, Bristol, on April 26.

Exclusive: Bottles of £100 gin removed from distillery’s website after questions raised by The Independent

Prime Minister Boris Johnson made the comment in a call with Irish premier Micheal Martin.

Tricia Marwick told Glasgow Sheriff Court that she gave money to Ms McGarry, her niece, so she could pursue a career in politics.

The State Opening of Parliament was familiar but different, with the Queen absent for the first time in nearly 60 years.

The Labour leader, who faced jibes in the Commons over the so-called Beergate affair, said the Government is ‘out of energy’.

The teenager, who had severe epilepsy, was found dead near cliffs 11 days after she went missing from her home in Dorset in November 2017

Both women arrived at the Royal Courts of Justice in London on Tuesday for the first day of a seven-day trial of the legal action.

Aamer Anwar, representing Mr Bayoh’s family at a public inquiry, hit out at the police, their watchdog and the Crown Office.

‘There is no point passing laws if you don’t also provide resources....it’s like buying guns without also employing solders’

The last time the Queen missed the State Opening of Parliament was in 1959 and 1963, when she was pregnant with Prince Andrew and then Prince Edward.

Callum Wheeler accepts that he killed Julia James but denies murder, and is on trial at Canterbury Crown Court.

The Public Order Bill will outlaw tactics such as protesters ‘locking on’ to public transport infrastructure or gluing themselves to roads.

Details of a tweaked Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill were unveiled in the Queen’s Speech.

Follows major row between Boris Johnson and LGBT+ groups

‘I was breaking out into full sweats no matter the time or weather,’ says woman

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a short service and walked around the memorial, where Kate laid a bouquet of flowers.

Tony Blair’s son was talking to a panel on the skills gap at the Times Education Summit.

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

Groups have criticised the Government for failing to use the Queen’s Speech to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.

Follow live updates from inside the High Court on day one of the trial

‘Only thing opening up for him in north is a police investigation’, says backbencher

A court was shown footage of the ex-Arsenal, Chelsea and Derby player recalling how a minimum of four men broke into his Surrey home in January 2020.

A court was shown footage of the ex-Arsenal, Chelsea and Derby player recalling how a minimum of four men broke into his Surrey home in January 2020

Ministers could rush through changes without full parliamentary scrutiny as Boris Johnson promises ‘sovereignty’