‘Different people will come to different conclusions on things like masks’ - in ‘much more permissive regime’

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Asked if the ‘excellence of your candidate’ had tipped balance, Rachel Reeves says: ‘Under Keir’s leadership, we won’

Pints were thrown and shirtless bodies embraced as England’s thumping win over Ukraine left fans in London euphoric, reports Chiara Giordano

Exclusive: Inquiry evidence suggests that official estimate that 7.5% of adults were sexually abused as children is ‘tip of the iceberg’

Car horns, fireworks and songs fill the air as 4-0 victory sparks scenes of jubilation

Voters in Japan’s capital are electing the Tokyo city assembly amid worries about health risks during the Olympics, opening in three weeks, as coronavirus cases continue to rise

Ministers urged to adopt ‘midway proposal’ of daily testing - amid expectation they will be ‘advised’ only

Migrants caught arriving in the UK without permission could face up to four years in prison under legislation, but charities say asylum-seekers are forced to risk lives due to lack of safe routes

Rambunctious atmosphere takes hold as England book place in semi-finals

Police appeal for two men who intervened in fatal stabbing to come forward as witnesses

Body of 38-year-old found by police who forced their way into house where Kelvin Odichukumma Igweani had barricaded himself in a room with a child

Police Scotland urged the community to come forward with information if they recognise the item

The family of Roy Giblin, 82, says he ‘didn’t stand a chance’ if the drone had not found him

Boris Johnson is confident he can go ahead with the final phase of his plans to end England’s lockdown

Fears of ‘unimaginable’ supply chain collapse triggered by 60,000-strong shortfall of HGV drivers

The ‘incredibly well-preserved’ skeleton, named Titus, makes its world debut in Nottingham

Fresh allegations of ‘cronyism’ over appointment of Nigel Boardman to lead David Cameron lobbying probe

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‘People want to book in for the match but we aren’t reserving any tables for drinks’

Analysis by the University of Sheffield indicate that the burials were a mix of men, women, and children

Former European Union leader and ex-Prime Minister Donald Tusk has been elected head of Civic Platform, the strongest of Poland’s opposition parties

Germany, Spain and others are reportedly willing to accept Indian-made doses of the AZ vaccine