‘I think it is highly unlikely,’ says foreign secretary on fraud possibility

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‘The momentum forward is positive,’ says foreign secretary

Foreign secretary asks allies to help vaccinate poorer countries by middle of 2022

‘This is not something in my view that can just be allowed or should just be allowed to fester. I think that’s a real worry’

The three recognised Covid symptoms by the NHS are a new, persistent cough, a high temperature and a loss of taste or smell

‘Climate change is happening here, it’s happening now and it’s happening to all of us’ says researcher

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Foreign secretary cites ‘great sensitivities around Xinjiang’

Andrew Devine ‘defied expectations that he would not survive for six months after the tragedy’

Geoff Barton, general secretary of the ASCL, said ‘grades are of course based on evidence of student performance rather than whose parents have the sharpest elbows’

Mayor of Newmarket Michael Jefferys said he was ‘dismayed’ with Mr Hancock

Labour blasts government for ‘staggering lack of ambition’

Suffolk police did not share any information about the suspect’s age or where he was arrested

Fellow actor Peter Egan calls for inflicting suffering on laboratory animals to be made illegal

No one knows where Covid case numbers ‘are going to go next’, says health secretary

‘The conduct of the compensation scheme is an expression of the fact that nothing has changed, fundamentally, in how the Home Office values Black and brown people’

Delay makes scheme ‘entirely pointless’, says industry leader

Findings show that convictions for serious sexual offences are between four and six times lower in the military than in civilian courts

Thousands have died after receiving contaminated blood

UN delegates voted to approve three-year-long bid after hearing how area “roofed the 19th century world”

‘Three other female staff members had been also been assaulted by the same man,’ says supermarket worker

Proposed reforms won’t ‘interrupt’ media from using confidential sources, says prime minister

‘The impact of any restrictions on pregnant women and birthing people and their families are still not being explicitly considered,’ says expert

Boris Johnson says talks under way with US to let people travel ‘in a way they normally do’

Words like as “backend” - used to describe autumn in the north - will completely disappear within 20 years

North West Ambulance Service says there were no casualties linked to blaze

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The UK’s electric car supply chain is too vulnerable to Chinese influence, some senior Conservatives believe

‘There’s lots of ways they can get involved in politics,’ says COP26 summit spokesperson

The murder rate in London has dropped. but the number of teenagers killed has risen

Restrictions on travel to Britain from other countries are set to be loosened

The average Briton failed to claim a week’s worth of annual leave last year, research finds

Thirty-five per cent of the 1,000 parents polled said they had never spoken to their children about the dangers of railway trespassing

Successor to the Royal Yacht Britannia will ‘showcase what we have to offer,’ says prime minister

Exclusive: ‘Quiet periods can be quite dangerous for someone who has an addiction,’ Jane Winehouse tells Maya Oppenheim on the 10th anniversary of the musician’s death

Medics say now is a chance to close gap in demand for donors and ‘help our friends, neighbours and communities battling this disease’

Football coach Matthew Keenan had told doctors and friends he wanted to ‘turn back time’

Begum could have been given ministerial position if Labour had won 2019 election, the Corbyn ally said

Westminster City Council suspends bookings to £2m installation on opening day, admitting some elements ‘are not ready for visitors’

Charity speaks out after accusations it is serving as ‘taxi service for illegal immigration’

The memorial commemorates all police personnel who have lost their lives in the line of duty since the formation of the Bow Street Runners in 1749

‘Far, far too early’ to draw any conclusions about falling Covid cases, says prime minister