Tiverton candidate Helen Hurford claimed question is designed to ‘catch me out’

On one occasion she told the judge ‘don’t try to make me sound like an idiot’

Susan Havenhand, 71, said she and her husband feel like they are ‘waiting to wake up’ after winning the Cotswolds property through Omaze.

‘Issues about honesty and integrity don’t go away’ John Penrose warns prime minister

The Prime Minister is reviewing whether to abolish the role of ministerial interests adviser after Lord Geidt resigned.

“You can’t just pretend it doesn’t matter,’ says former anti-corruption tsar John Penrose

Prime minister face calls for dramatic devolution at first ever Northern Research Group conference

Millions of patients are seen in the health service each week.

Former minister described the scaele of the error as ‘truly mind-blowing’

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said Vladimir Putin’s forces might achieve tactical victories in the coming weeks but could not take over all of Ukraine.

An airport spokesperson said the incident occurred while staff were helping to disembark three passengers with restricted mobility.

The church’s investigation found its predecessor fund had invested ‘significant amounts’ in the trade of enslaved people.

Church’s investigation found its predecessor fund had invested ‘significant amounts’ in trade of enslaved people

Reports that Boris Johnson may not replace Lord Geidt as ministerial ethics adviser feature among the front page stories.

PM’s former ethics chief says PM considered deliberately breaching ministerial code

Fisherman Amarildo da Costa de Oliveira, 41, confessed to killing the men and led officers to two buried bodies.

News of her trip to Royal Ascot has featured on editions of national mastheads including The Sun and Daily Mail.

‘People’s health will suffer’ because government is ‘dragging its feet on tackling air quality,’ Labour MP says

The airport is planning to limit its number of daily flights to 825 in July and 850 in August.

Ministers told to ‘ensure the sector is no worse off’ – after Boris Johnson vowed to ‘protect’ it

Fresh push at crackdown poses ‘unacceptable threat’, says Joint Committee on Human Rights

EU did not used to expect UK to break international law, says Commission vice-president

Firefighters are warning that there is an increased risk of fires due to the heatwave.

None of the five mineral SPF30 products included in tests offered the advertised level of protection, the consumer group said.

Joint Committee on Human Rights said new measures to stop ‘disruptive’ actions will have a ‘chilling effect’ on legitimate protests.

Professor Dame Lesley Regan will oversee implementation of the Government’s forthcoming health strategy for women.

More staff falling into debt and turning to foodbanks to feed their families, study suggests.

The drug, made by Eli Lilly, is suitable for those with hormone receptor-positive, HER2-negative, node-positive early breast cancer.

The performance will take place in Edinburgh on November 13 with the venue to be announced imminently.

Former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond spoke to Sky News political editor Beth Rigby on Thursday evening.

Representatives from Ukraine and businesses will meet on Friday to outline how best to help the nation.

European Commission vice-president Maros Sefcovic said tabling the Bill was ‘very damaging’ to EU-UK relations.

Half of Britain’s rail lines will be closed on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

It comes after a major review concluded that 110 million prescriptions each year were ‘unnecessary’.

The Yoto Carnegie Greenaway Awards are the UK’s longest-running book awards for children and young people.

Lord Geidt is the second ministerial interests adviser to quit under Boris Johnson’s premiership.

It is not known if Shaun Pinner and Aiden Aslin have also made requests to the ECtHR.

Guy Booth says owner of luxury vessel is retired businessman with no links to Kremlin

‘Impossible and odious’: Lord Geidt quit over request to approve rule-breaking by prime minister

Father-of-two pleaded guilty to outraging public decency after video of incident went viral

Michelle O’Neill said without ministers in post, a three-year budget to fund health cannot be agreed.

The move comes despite opposition from four groups including Amnesty International and the Children’s Law Centre.

Former competitive swimmer Sharron Davies and former marathon runner Mara Yamauchi visited Edinburgh on Thursday.

Justice secretary Dominic Raab said rape convictions are up two thirds in last year but campaigners and survivors say it’s ‘nowhere near’ targets

New figures show 660 households from Ukraine forced to register as homeless after being granted protection in UK, which critics say is ‘entirely avoidable’

Parliamentary hopeful says he believes voters understand there are ‘bad apples’ among politicians

Louie Sibley posted about the incident on Twitter on Sunday evening.

Hats of all shapes and sizes were worn by female punters as the special occasion gave them the excuse to show off.

Exclusive: An independent review found that racial discrimination, bullying and white savourism is endemic within the award-winning human rights charity

Dominic Raab says decision made by European court should not have ‘binding effect’ in UK

Sunflower TV will launch in July with around 50 episodes of popular British children’s TV programmes dubbed into Ukrainian.

Sir Jonathan Cohen is overseeing the latest stage of a fight over money between Sir Frederick, 87, and his ex-wife Lady Hiroko Barclay.

Nathan Walker, 19, and Gavin Rawson, 35, died inside a haulage tanker containing pig feed.

The warning was issued in Lord Geidt’s letter of resignation.

Millions of households will be eligible for the support measure to help with soaring inflation.

Millions of households will be eligible for the support measure to help with soaring inflation.

The victim suffered PTSD and requires therapy following the offence

The thermometer is expected to move even higher, with 34C expected on Friday.

Scottish couple spent half their fortune in first eight years

Scottish couple spent half their fortune in first eight years

Conservative hopeful Nadeem Ahmed said former MP Imran Ahmad Khan, who was convicted of sexual assault, was a ‘bad apple’ like the mass-murderer GP.

Rico Quitongo has taken his former club Airdrie FC and one of its directors to an employment tribunal.

Ofsted chief inspector says there are still ‘significant challenges’ when it comes to catching pupils up on pandemic learning loss.

The teenger is being questioned by the police

Concerns are raised at Westminster over the alert feature, with accusations it is ‘a clear breach of centuries of convention’.

Just over half of homeless households were recorded as being in temporary accommodation.

Officials says by no longer going ahead with the plans it will save £120 million

Leader of Russian Orthodox Church, children’s rights commissioner and four top colonels all targeted by UK as latest round of economic penalties announced

Leader of Russian Orthodox Church, children’s rights commissioner and four top colonels all targeted by UK as latest round of economic penalties announced

Labour demanded a new ministerial interests adviser was installed, with the PM having ‘debased standards and rigged the rules for far too long’.

‘I don’t quite know what the courts are going to decide,’ deputy prime minister says – refusing to commit to any flights taking off this year

Ramarni Crosby was stabbed to death after being confronted by eight youths armed with a machete, meat cleaver and knives in Gloucester

Five years after the Grenfell Tower disaster highlighted problems with highrise blocks across the country, thousands of residents are facing huge bills, not to mention stress, as they try to make their homes safe to live in, reports Ben Chapman

A Home Office civil servant was sentenced to 45 months in prison for crushing up an abortion pill and putting it in a glass of orange juice.

Navalny, an outspoken critic of Putin, was this week abruptly transferred to a notorious maximum security prison

Sir Graham Brady of 1922 Committee announces PM to face vote of no confidence

Sir Graham Brady of 1922 Committee announces PM to face vote of no confidence

David Venables is accused of murdering his wife Brenda, whose body was found on their farm.

The British chancellor announced a host of new measures this week after criticism the government wasn’t doing enough

The British chancellor announced a host of new measures this week after criticism the government wasn’t doing enough

Boris Johnson’s adviser on standards quit with a warning that the Prime Minister risked making a “mockery” of the ministerial code.

The European Convention on Human Rights was drawn up by the Council of Europe, an organisation which Winston Churchill was instrumental in founding.

High-profile independent individual may be replaced with committee

Millions of households will be eligible for the support measure to help with soaring inflation.

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world driving up household bills

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world driving up household bills

Scorching temperatures hit the UK - but can we call it a heatwave?

Kevin Phillips was charged with outraging public decency.

Manager told worker to wear ‘more fashionable’ shoes to work

The ageing vessel takes passengers on sea excursions around the British coast.

‘I can have no part in this’: Adviser protests he was put in an ’impossible and odious’ position

Hollywood star, 62, smiles but makes no comment as security rush him past media scrum into building

The Government has responded to a damning report by MPs on its response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The actor has donated to Depher, an organisation that provides free plumbing and heating services, for a third time.

David Bieber denies attempting to murder Alison Smith at high-security Long Lartin Prison in Worcestershire in 2017.

Forecasters predict spell of hot weather as coronavirus lockdown ends – but does it qualify as a heatwave?

The party says more needs to be done over a lack of science and maths teachers with ‘acute’ shortages seen in physics.

Hope’s slogan, emblazoned on a banner adorning the entrance, invites migrants to “come as a guest, leave as a friend”.

Journalist covering the conflict spotted the bin close to the Polish border.

Warning comes amid heat alert as temperatures set to soar to 34C