PM also set to extend right to buy to housing association tenants – though Michael Gove admits numbers will be capped

Requesting proof of vaccination left to discretion of venues after restrictions relaxed

Requesting proof of vaccination left to discretion of venues after restrictions relaxed

Almost six million people in England smoke, and tobacco is the single biggest cause of preventable illness and death, the Department of Health said.

Levelling up secretary says PM ‘doing a good job’ and shares regrets about 2016 betrayal

Bridget Phillipson claimed the Higher Education Free Speech Bill is a distraction from ministers’ ‘failure on the wider challenges’ in the sector.

The prime minister will unveil the plans to boost home ownership this afternoon

There are a number of ways drivers can reduce their fuel bills amid record pump prices.

The 96-year-old monarch was absent for much of last weekend’s Jubilee celebrations.

The London Academy of Excellence has been shortlisted for a prize worth thousands of pounds for its work on mental health.

London-based firm Orca Computing will work with the ministry as part of the scheme.

The Welsh Government is also looking at ways to stop takeaways from opening up near schools.

Mr Khan says the impact of the cost-of-living crisis could jeopardise progress made in tackling violent crime.

The headlines cover surging fuel prices and Government plans to deal with the cost-of-living crisis.

Defiant prime minister tells MPs his political career has ‘barely begun’

Well-wishers are expected to gather outside the Brazilian Embassy.

The Labour leader’s first official visit to Ireland comes as the UK proposes controversial legislation to override the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Mr Justice Nicklin will be asked to determine the ‘natural and ordinary’ meaning of the parts of the article in the claim.

Small steps up the ladder of success should be just as celebrated, social mobility czar will say

Exclusive: MPs and lords urge government to ban lead shots which are ‘poisoning our environment’

Fuel retailers falling to pass on the fuel duty cut could be named and shamed, Downing Street indicated

He is expected to confirm plans to extend the right to buy to housing association tenants.

The actor, who is president of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, also said the event would be ‘more outrageously spectacular than ever before’.

Matt Wrack said the inquiry has been a machinery for ‘kicking the can down the road’.

The Royal Mail issue of eight stamps features the animals grooming, stalking, playing, sleeping, staring and stretching.

Some 29% of gaming accounts are registered to the most deprived areas while 13% come from the least deprived areas, researchers have found.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors highlighted the rising cost of mortgage finance alongside growing concerns over the economic outlook.

The retail giant confirmed plans last year to transform parts of its real estate portfolio into rental accommodation.

The Royal College of Radiologists said staff shortages are the ‘number one concern’.

Ncuti Gatwa, the BBC’s next Doctor, is return to the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland where he will be awarded an honorary degree.

The news follows the launch of a six-month long trial among scores of companies offering a four-day week for their staff.

Jennifer and Stephen Chapple were knifed to death by Collin Reeves following row over parking

The Labour leader will meet President Micheal Higgins and Taoiseach Micheal Martin on Thursday.

PM to announce help for people to buy homes in policy blitz to relaunch government

Boris Johnson was told about debilitating health issues suffered by servicemen and their descendants as a result of radiation exposure.

Searches are ongoing at Roadfoard Lake, police say

UK is home to four universities in the top 10.

Former Hollywood producer is currently in prison in Los Angeles

Both men were previously falsely accused of historical sex offences.

Zero growth forecast for Britain next year and global average slashed to 2.8 per cent

Keen horse rider, 23, had reported her suspected killer to police just four months before her death

The Taoiseach says UK government’s proposal to override key parts of the Brexit deal would be ‘to the benefit of absolutely no-one’

Baroness Morrissey had described the Prime Minister as a ‘liability’ and urged him to resign.

Helena Morrissey disputed prime minister had shown ‘contrition’ for Partygate – and warned of ‘further challenges’

The video appeared to show the two Britons in the dock in the pro-Russian territory’s supreme court alongside a third man.

David Neal said he has not met with the Home Secretary since being appointed independent chief inspector of borders and immigration in March 2021.

Mr Justice Holman, 74, is stepping down after 27 years on the bench.

Boris Johnson told in Commons of ‘shameful’ case of two sisters being split apart

Beleaguered prime minister asked to ‘explain if 148 of his own backbenchers don’t trust him, why on earth should the country?’

Passengers are slowly coming back to rail and Tube networks

Government legal adviser warns it cannot be argued ‘credibly’ that there is no alternative to unilateral move

Immigration inspector says meetings cancelled on ‘five or six occasions’

Health secretary says he will looking into the wording

As well as in-person events, many will be available to stream online.

Centrists fear lurch to right on tax and Brexit as prime minister seeks to shore up support

It comes as the number of migrants to have crossed the Channel to the UK so far this year passed the 10,000 mark

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the protocol has left him being treated like a second-class citizen.

Labour MP Ian Lavery challenged Communities Secretary Michael Gove to visit deprived areas in his constituency.

Local bodies are instead making their own calls about whether or not people should wear masks.

Sergeant Scott Maxwell said allegations Mr Bayoh’s race played a part in his death ‘went through his head’.

Sir Philip Barton said he should not have stayed on holiday last summer as Kabul fell to the Taliban.

Legal experts believe extradition could be possible.

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi, who co-founded YouGov, denied he had wielded influence over the firm.

Met Office says a few areas could see ‘in excess of 30mm of rain in a couple of hours, possibly accompanied by lightning and hail’.

The Muckamore Abbey Hospital Inquiry is examining allegations of abuse of patients at the facility in Co Antrim.

The UUP leader is in Westminster this week for a series of meetings to discuss the political stalemate in Northern Ireland.

Man in his 40s is the victim of torture and suffers from PTSD, but officials at Colnbrook Immigration Removal Centre have been accused of dismissing his ‘deteriorating’ mental health

Professor Sir Andrew Pollard was speaking after being knighted by the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle.

The Duchess of Cambridge visited a baby bank helping parents in need.

Sir Keir Starmer’s party is expected to announce a series of new policies ahead of the autumn conference in September.

Suleman Hassan, 18, was caught on CCTV as he inflicted a single stab wound on Lamin Barrow.

But defiant prime minister claims his political career has ‘barely begun’

Paramedics ‘assessing a number of people’ at attraction in Stoke-on-Trent

The Independent Schools Council census for January found there are 544,316 pupils at 1,388 ISC member schools.

Shazam Productions, which was set up by late sitcom writer John Sullivan, had taken legal action against Only Fools The Dining Experience.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has issued a statement on the territory.

Police found Declan Clarke hiding under a bed when they searched his home.

Doctors treating 12-year-old Archie Battersbee think the youngster is ‘brain-stem dead’ and say treatment should stop but his parents disagree.

The Prince of Wales spoke to sports stars about curling at Balmoral in Scotland and the Duke of Sussex’s Arctic trek for veterans at an investiture.

Ex-manager claims pollster was put under pressure by Tory MP founder

Malik Shlibak says he has been called an ‘infidel’ on Twitter

Boris Johnson hinted at measures to boost home ownership as he sought to reassert his authority after surviving a confidence vote in his leadership.

The incidents allegedly occurred in 1996.

Unnamed man says epithet was written by his black girlfriend during a drinking game

Among her most prominent works was the Dog Woman series.

The Government plans to publish legislation that would unilaterally override aspects of the post-Brexit trading arrangements it agreed with the EU.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford compared the Prime Minister to the comic character who declares mortal injuries are ‘only a flesh wound’.

The environmentalist and broadcaster, first knighted by the Queen in 1985, collected the even more prestigious honour from her son, Charles.

The Health Secretary promised culture change from the top of the NHS to the front line.

Prime minister brands threatened strikes ‘reckless and wanton’

Collin Reeves killed Stephen and Jennifer Chapple with the knife he was presented with when he left the Army, Bristol Crown Court heard.

The collection was donated in 2004 by Barry Joule, a close friend of the artist.

A defiant British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has insisted he is getting on with his job as he faced Parliament for the first time since 41% of his own party’s lawmakers called for him to quit

Women in the most optimistic group were 10% more likely to live past the age of 90 than those who were least optimistic.

So far this year, more than 20% of all new cars licensed for the first time were electric or plug-in hybrids.

There have been 321 cases found across the UK.

Conor Burns said there is no “sub agenda” behind the plan to override parts of the post-Brexit trading arrangements.

SNP leader Ian Blackford jokes 41% of Tory MPs have been ‘cheering me on’ over resignation demands

During raucous exchanges, the Prime Minister advised the Labour leader: ‘This line of attack is not working.’

Embattled PM still under fire over Partygate as his own MPs demand resignation