‘The buck doesn’t stop with Hancock and this matter is not closed,’ says Angela Rayner

A total of £802,987 was stolen from the Mid Essex Hospital Trust over seven years

Chancellor will say he wants to make UK most ‘advanced and exciting’ financial services hub in the world

Sir Keir has insisted he will not resign if party loses election

Police ‘failed to understand their legal duties’ and used excessive force, MPs find

‘I felt I had prodded his ego,’ Josie Perry tells The Independent

Voters in West Yorkshire seat cast ballots

Northern Ireland party lacks ‘respect, discipline or decency’, says departing MLA

Campaigners warn government pledges made at start of public health crisis have ‘fallen away’ with progress ‘in imminent danger of being lost’

Lewis Hughes, 24, apologises after being sacked from his estate agent job

The incident involved a light aircraft

But stop-gap agreement only until end of September – and trade groups warn it ignores wider protocol crisis

Government is creating ‘rather different’ impression abroad, former PM says

‘They obviously deserve a lot more than that. They have done an amazing job getting us through the pandemic.’

‘Hard to comprehend’ how government commission ignored systemic racism

New leader pledges to ‘right the wrong’ of the Northern Ireland protocol

The 19-year-old was identified when DNA at the crime scene matched the national database

Manufacturers are now legally obliged to make home products such as washing machines and dishwashers easier to repair

Labour is widely predicted to lose the Batley & Spen by-election

The Duke of Sussex was in Kew Gardens on Wednesday, ahead of the statue unveiling set to take place at Kensington Palace tomorrow

Discovery has baffled detectives as they try to pinpoint Mee Kuen Chong’s final movements

Company ‘keen to maintain presence’ in Britain online

‘Lord Bethell must be sacked immediately and this racket must end now,’ says Angela Rayner

Councillors say he should leave before the next election

Judge tells Steven Youll ‘your behaviour was simply outrageous’

Steve Bouquet, 54, killed nine cats and injured seven more

Italian authorities have warned fans not to travel to Rome from England

Education secretary says he wants measure ‘removed as quickly as possible’

It is the highest figure since 29 January

Despite facing a heightened risk of developing diabetes, these groups are less likely than white people to be prescribed medication that manages the condition and associated risks.

Girl died from serious chest and abdominal injuries

‘It went from being a terrible day, to a lovely experience,’ Barrie Pulford says

The young fan was in tears as Thomas Muller was subsituted off the pitch

US aircraft was operating in sync with British ‘provocation’, Russian president claims

Boris Johnson tells applicants ‘to get on with’ forms despite reports of Home Office website delays

Belfast court rules EU Withdrawal Act trumps claims that Protocol breaches Acts of Union

Keir Starmer accuses prime minister of trivialising sacrifices made by public

Polls shows four in 10 Labour members would want Sir Keir to stand aside if Batley and Spen by-election lost

British papers celebrate ‘dream result’ , German media call game ‘deeply sad’

Former Conservative leader Iain Duncan Smith has called on government to ‘stop it now’

On deadline day for EU nationals to apply to retain residency in the UK following Brexit, get involved with our latest ‘AMA’ and have your key questions answered by our social affairs correspondent

Metropolitan Police preparing for Saturday’s quarter-final clash between England and Ukraine

Labour urges chancellor to publish final review ‘which has now been delayed since autumn 2020’

Foreign minister says UK should admit what it has signed up to

Crash site is located near Arundel Castle in West Sussex

Former gallery director wrote ‘Au revoir’ on back of painting in hope it would one day return

‘My fear is that we’re on line to repeat the mistakes of last summer’

Ministers accused of ‘risking terrible injustice’ by refusing to lift 30 June deadline as swathes of EU nationals are unable to access Home Office helpline or find lawyers to assist with complex applications

‘The ask is to watch from home and to cheer on the team as loudly as you can’