PM will be following ‘guidance for vaccinated close contacts, including daily testing and limiting contact with others’, No 10 says

Prime minister reportedly telling MPs he’s done nothing wrong

Travellers who are fully vaccinated will be allowed to enter France from Friday morning.

The Commons Standards Committee said Daniel Kawczynski undermined his apology in comments he made to the media.

Truss having first face-to-face meeting with European Commission vice-president Sefcovic

PM says no further social restrictions for now as Omicron infections remain high

Exclusive: Logistics firm told HMRC is ‘too busy’ to deal with trucks stuck in customs controls

Sir Jonathan will continue to work for the Government until the end of March.

Adam Tomkins suggested some ‘serious thinking’ should be done about the links between the Tory party north and south of the border.

A Cabinet minister has refused to say that Boris Johnson will quit even if the inquiry into the lockdown-busting No 10 party he attended finds he broke the rules.

The prime minister is under pressure over claims about a Downing Street party

The PM would have faced questions about his attendance at a Downing Street event in May 2020 on the visit.

Research found that two thirds of home care providers are turning away new requests for care

Police are appealing for information about the collision that happened on Wednesday in the Highlands.

The retailer said its Autocentres performed strongly but store sales eased in December as the rise in Omicron rates deterred shoppers.

The supermarket giant increased its earnings outlook as it posted a 0.3% rise in like-for-like sales over the six weeks to January 8.

M&B, which also owns the Harvester chain, said it is also facing a surge in costs due to higher wages and soaring energy prices.

As Novak Djokovic awaits a final decision on whether his visa will be revoked, all eyes have turned to Australian Immigration Minister Alex Hawke

Network Rail said the ‘low-speed’ derailment happened at the Hoo Junction depot between Gravesend and Strood in Kent in the early hours of Thursday.

Bosses said group sales rose by 8.6% to £3.27 billion over the 13 weeks to January 1, compared with pre-pandemic levels.

The online fashion giant said sales in the UK held up but its European division suffered as lockdowns were imposed in various countries.

The Aquaman star said the couple are sharing the news so they can go about their lives ‘with dignity’.

‘Vindication’ is sought in this case, says David Boise

The Ronettes singer’s famous friends described her as a ‘special person’ and said her spirit would ‘live on forever’.

It comes as a legal expert said the episode threatened to set off a ‘constitutional crisis’ which could engulf the royal family.

The Prime Minister has again been resoundingly lambasted in the national papers.

Aras Amiri left Tehran this week after overturning a travel ban.

The front pages focus on the fallout from the Prime Minister’s admission yesterday and movement in a civil case against the Duke of York.

Leader of the Commons claims Douglas Ross ‘is not a big figure’

Cabinet ministers and No 10 repeatedly said it would be for Sue Gray to establish the facts.

Parliamentary health watchdog demands ministers ‘urgently rectify the injustice’

Experts say it provides ‘scathing snapshot’ of water quality of England’s rivers

The figure, cut from a single piece of wood, stands at 67cm tall and is 18cm wide.

PM falls further out of favour after party apology

Chancellor waits several hours before commenting on prime minister’s admission about partygate scandal

Anne-Marie Trevelyan hoping to land ‘ambitious’ trade agreement after failure to get Delhi interested in 2021

The International Trade Secretary will officially launch the process in New Delhi on Thursday.

Letters of no confidence said to have been submitted

The group was asked “tie things up” and submit its conclusions six months earlier than previously planned.

Nine-year-old springer spaniel Philip could barely walk but now has found a love for swimming.

The figures, depicting Prospero and Ariel from Shakespeare’s play The Tempest, were installed in 1933.

Damian Gabrielle wants the go-ahead to fight a Home Office decision to “refuse to regularise” his immigration status.

‘I’ll be honest and say I’ve struggled to engage the current equalities minister to get things moving,’ says Sandra Kerr CBE, race director at Business in the Community

Dismissing nursing staff during crisis would be ‘self-sabotage’, the Royal College of Nursing says as it called for the new policy to be delayed

A number of ministers publically backed the PM.

Experts compared the care home sector to a ‘Wild West’ without rights as they told MPs and peers about the impact of visiting restrictions.

The Lords supported the creation of a new offence, amid concerns the existing law is failing victims of such exploitation.

The former Labour leader was speaking at an online event organised by Our Scottish Future.

Companies with contacts won contracts worth hundreds of millions of pounds

Finance ministers from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland spoke out after talks with Chief Secretary to the Treasury Simon Clarke.

The three-year-old German Shepherd’s litter is over three times the size of an average litter.

Baroness Jones to write to Scotland Yard demanding explanation and questioning whether officers ‘aided breach of law’

PM buys time in party row, but faces mutiny from Scottish Conservatives in Holyrood

The Metropolitan Police have confirmed officers are outside Broadcasting House in Portland Street, Westminster.

Judge Lewis A Kaplan dismissed a motion by the duke’s lawyers to have the case thrown out.

He uses ladder to reach artwork over entrance to Broadcasting House

Simon Case, cabinet secretary, will determine disciplinary action once fellow civil servant Sue Gray’s investigation concludes, despite having to recuse himself from the probe

The Prime Minister survived when other politicians may have been brought down by controversy.

The fitness instructor, 69, ran online home exercises during the lockdown.

Deirdre Hargey will bring a paper to the Executive on Thursday.

The teenager has been reported to the Youth Justice Assessor.

The resident was on a diet of minced and moist food and was not supposed to have been given bread products.

The Royal College of Midwives said mandatory jabs will see record gaps in rotas

The figures are the most reliable snapshot of how prevalent coronavirus is across the country.

Boris Johnson admitted being at a gathering in the No 10 garden, although he insisted he believed it was a work event.

‘It would still be bad, but it wouldn’t be as bad,’ think tank economist says

Officials did not disclose the sum when the deal was announced on Monday.

PM’s position ‘no longer tenable’ says Douglas Ross

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson met with members of the 1922 Committee over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Coronavirus pandemic cited as factor for decline

Exclusive: Warning comes as politicians consider controversial Nationality and Borders Bill

The motion to dismiss the case against the Duke of York was denied on Wednesday.

Seven in 10 local areas have recorded a week-on-week fall in rates.

Virginia Giuffre is suing the Duke of York for allegedly sexually assaulting her when she was a teenager.

The Attorney General, Suella Braverman, said the case was ‘tragic and extremely upsetting’.

Shadow Northern Ireland secretary Peter Kyle raised a point of order on the issue in the House of Commons on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister apologised several times for attending the “bring your own booze” event at Number 10 in May 2020.

The 40-year-old, who was a trainee in CID, pleaded guilty to a string of offences and was sent to prison.

The prospect of Edwin Poots attempting to halt checks required under the protocol has emerged.

Nuradeem Mohammed was stopped by police in London and accused of being in gathering of more than two people ‘without reasonable excuse’

The Scottish Tory leader said the Prime Minister should resign after he admitted attending the gathering in May 2020.

The Minister for Mental Wellbeing and Social Care, Kevin Stewart, said record mental health investment would continue.

The Epstein saga and the Duke of York’s conduct during his Newsnight interview ultimately led to his reputation being tarnished

Legal experts offer withering assessment of PM’s claim he thought boozy lockdown gathering was ‘work event’

The University and College Union has said employers must provide staff with better-quality face masks

The account for comedy TV channel Dave joked that the Prime Minister will make you ‘down a pint’ if ‘this is a work event’ is said three times.

Exclusive: Marks & Spencer, Waitrose and Sainsbury's accused of double standards

Photographs show the crumpled roller shutters of Old Walsoken Post Office near Wisbech in Cambridgeshire.

Exclusive: Officers drop case after ‘refusing to take statements from witnesses because they are not independent’

Ruth Lambert and Jessica Silvester targeted people receiving end-of-life care, police say

The UK should jointly co-host a humanitarian event with the European Union, the former prime minister suggested.

Vicky Ford told MPs in the Commons that Afghanistan is facing the world’s ‘most severe food security crisis’.

The Health Minister has made an official request to the Ministry of Defence to provide combat medical technicians (CMTs) and non-medical staff.

The Education Secretary was questioned by Holyrood’s Education Committee about ventilation in Scotland’s schools.

Spokesperson for Dominic Raab says it’s ‘categorically untrue’ deputy PM was at event