Katie Boulter dedicated her day four Wimbledon win to her grandmother, who died two days ago.

While Sinn Fein mayors in Belfast have laid a laurel wreath in previous years, this was the first time the party leadership took part.

Ben Mwangi says he is ‘devastated’ he could not protect his son after five-year-old murdered by mother, stepfather and stepbrother

Tory deputy chief whip quit post following allegations

Labour and other Tory MPs have called on the party to expel MP

Chris Pincher said he had ’embarrassed myself and other people’ after having had ‘far too much’ to drink.

Warnings of ‘serious consequences’ of persisiting delays for people’s job prospects, travel and housing

Nine-year-old Jina Santos, who has lived in UK all her life, waiting months for EU settlement outcome

The security correspondent was left on the aircraft after flying to the West Sussex airport with Iberia Express on Thursday night.

Exclusive: Hussen Mohamed, Somali-Dutch national who has lived in UK since age of 10, left in limbo for nearly three years because government confused him for twin brother who is serving life sentence

Deputy Chief Whip has written to Boris Johnson following an incident at a Tory Party private members’ club in London’s Piccadilly

The regulator said it would look at changing advertising regulations due to market developments.

Teachers’ leaders have immediately rejected a reported 9 per cent pay rise proposed for new starters as ministers try to head off a series of strikes across the UK.

Katie Boulter dedicated her day four Wimbledon win to her grandmother, who died two days ago

Researchers suggest the introduction of limits on access to knee replacement surgery based on a patient’s weight or BMI has seen a cut in operations.

Hayden Wood stayed on at the bust supplier on a £250,000 salary after it collapsed last autumn and was propped up by the taxpayer.

Properties could experience flooding and damage from lightning, Met Office warns

Emilie Knight and Kerrie Smith dressed as Mary and Bert respectively for their big day in Norwich.

The Met Police has dismissed Pc Inga Gherghel after she failed to report £10,000 and police body armour that was stashed at her home

Private schools awarded higher grades than grammar schools during the pandemic, new analysis has found.

The Government has said transgender conversion therapy will not be banned under proposed legislation.

The nation’s papers focus on the Tory whip’s resignation.

Ofcom says the rise of ‘American streaming platforms’ requires a review of British TV advert rules

No 10’s chief of staff reportedly referred to the move as ‘de-inflationary’

‘I’ve embarrassed myself and other people, which is the last thing I want to do,’ the MP said

The rules of the Tory 1922 Committee mean there cannot be another confidence vote within 12 months.

Chris Pincher quit after he ’embarrassed myself and other people’ in a reported drunken incident at the Carlton Club.

A woman died in the explosion in Kingstanding, Birmingham, on Sunday.

Families are spending longer in refuges as the cost of moving on has risen by £5,000 since 2020.

The campaign is called Nothing Can Do What A Soldier Can Do.

A Ucas report has found disabled students are much more likely to defer or delay their course if they do not get timely support.

A total of 42 new integrated care systems come into force on Friday.

National Audit Office chief Gareth Davies said ‘there is more work to do before it is fully operational’.

Nurses, occupational therapists, pharmacists and physiotherapists can now certify fit notes as well as doctors.

The charity is calling for an urgent improvement before the winter, when bills are expected to be hiked yet again.

The house was built using traditional methods.

Higher and further education minister Michelle Donelan says the move will particularly help students who are the first in their family to do a degree.

The role will be in addition to Mr Swinney’s duties as deputy first minister and cabinet secretary for Covid recovery.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived for a ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of the handover of the ex-British colony.

Mr Ecclestone, speaking on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, described the Russian president as a ‘first-class person’.

Downing Street pushes back against bid to force fresh vote of no confidence in leader

A new programme has been launched to bring gigabit broadband to up to 3,000 rural schools.

PM ‘has serious questions to answer about why he was given role in first place,’ the deputy Labour leader said

Britain has failed to deliver £250m of projects designed to help hit net zero emissions

PM commits to increase military spending to 2.5% of GDP by the end of decade

Chris Pincher apologised to the PM for his conduct after he ’embarrassed’ himself and others.

David Neal says the publication of a report on small boat crossings has been delayed without explanation

Steve Baker said the only reason to go to the polls early was to circumvent an inquiry into whether Boris Johnson misled Parliament.

Ministers urged to act to stop ‘eye-watering’ sums of public money going to unscrupulous providers

Exclusive: A probe into the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) uncovered damning results

The footballer said he began reading books as a teenager but the “escapism and joy” of reading could have benefitted him significantly as a child.

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar said he believes the UK is not being ‘even handed’ over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The boy suffered 56 ‘catastrophic’ external injuries similar to those found in victims of a high-speed crash

Russian president has sufficient support at home to tell his people that he is halting conflict ‘in the interests of peace’

Russian president has sufficient support at home to tell his people that he is halting conflict ‘in the interests of peace’

Members of Derry City and Strabane District Council voted unanimously to give Ms McGee the honour at a meeting on Thursday.

A victory for Putin in Ukraine would ‘drive further global uncertainty,’ he said

Nineteen researchers to move to EU institutions while 115 forfeit grants as they stay in Britain

Professor Kevin Fenton has urged people with monkeypox symptoms to stay home and not attend Pride events this weekend.

Action took place earlier this week in a dispute over pay and conditions.

Craig Mulligan, 14, John Cole, 40, and Angharad Williamson, 31, received life sentences after being convicted of the five-year-old boy’s murder.

The South Bank Sky Arts Awards celebrate a variety of artistic genres and will take place in July.

The former Labour prime minister was speaking at the Future Of Britain conference in central London.

Commons Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans also took part in the debate.

Jack Last began suffering headaches and vomiting a week after vaccine and died two weeks later

Prime minister says only Russian defeat can avoid ‘more economic distress’ – as inflation soars at home

Former prime minister declares that trade deal is off the table until problems are solved

Allies of prime minister have mounted whispering campaign against probe – but foreign secretary calls for ‘trust’

Three days of action are due to take place next week, as some trials delayed until 2023

Freeze in allowances means higher income tax rates no longer ‘reserved for very wealthiest’

Philip Burdett, 59, to spend three years behind bars for gross negligence manslaughter, while his father Ralph, 93, handed suspended prison term

Strikes will be planned unless BT offers a ‘significantly improved’ pay rise by next week, the union said

Miriam Cates says Government guidance has unwittingly ‘opened the floodgates’ to extreme materials.

Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan was due to attend a meeting on Wednesday morning

Pollsters see net 12 point shift in favour of striking workers

Government asked for interviews to help social media campaign hoping to persuade refugees against Channel crossings

Small minority of public still looking on the bright side

Investigation: Simon Murphy and May Bulman uncover huge sums in housing benefit for vulnerable people paid to firms whose bosses are cashing in through a loophole in regulation

Judge says case ‘plainly arguable’ and resolution of issues is matter of public interest

Former council leader says Kate Josephs showed ‘complete lack of personal integrity’

Recent months have seen a series of major EuroMillions wins, with a record £184 million taken home in May.

Police launch manhunt after teenager stabbed to death on Wednesday night

The 75-year-old participated in four different gatherings of more than 30 people last year

The Queen was presented with a glass sculpture by Colin Reid at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh on Thursday.

Primary school pupil suffered 56 ‘catastrophic’ injuries similar to victims of high-speed crashes or a fall from height

‘We often find people’s underwear,’ charity involved in clean-up says

Craig Mulligan was just 13 when he took part in fatal assaults on Logan and assisted John Cole, 40, in dumping the boy’s body in a river.

Australia’s number two Kyrgios has encouraged more boisterous support as long as it remains respectful

Sheku Bayoh’s family said they had been ‘filled with rage and torment’ during parts of the inquiry.

Cancer Research UK said January 2022 was the worst month on record for patients starting treatment for cancer.

The luxury car manufacturer saw shares slide again on Thursday due to the speculation.

Police say incident not being treated as hate crime after 33-year-old voluntarily attends police station

The Culture Secretary stunned a rugby league audience in St Helens by mentioning her favourite rugby union moment.

Criminal barristers are to receive a 15 per cent fee rise from the end of September, the government announced just days after they closed courts by going on strike.

The monarch watched the Reddendo parade at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

A duo in Northumberland has already raised 22 chicks, with another four ringed and ready to fledge.

The PM committed Britain to increasing spending to 2.5% of GDP by the end of the decade and urged Nato allies to boost their own military budgets.

Former Downing Street chief of staff Jonathan Powell said the relationship between the two governments was ‘terrible’.

Shadow local government minister Mike Amesbury announced he would quit the Labour leader’s top team.

A victory for Putin in Ukraine would ‘drive further global uncertainty,’ he said