Brexit minister Lord Frost said EU concessions were not enough

Drinkers expected to be allowed to order at the bar again – as public urged to ‘learn to live with this virus’

Six former work and pensions secretaries join forces – in unprecedented alliance spanning left and right of party

Boris Johnson will tell public we ‘must learn to live’ with Covid

Unions in the country are following up the trial by negotiating agreements that cut hours

Prime minister to provide an update on 19 July changes to rules at press conference today

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Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has been hospitalized and is under observation “as a precautionary measure” after testing positive for COVID-19 a week earlier

Object with four bright lights in a triangular-shaped formation ‘vanishes’ with speed

Rental schemes are already in operation in six parts of the capital

People should wait only four weeks to get a second vaccine, says Anas Sarwar

With the furlough scheme beginning to wind down, young people are at risk of falling through the cracks in the medium- to long-term future

Ministers are also being urged to speed up any plans to relax rules for fully vaccinated people

Shadow minister brands election proposals as attempt to ‘rig democracy’

Police forces launch seperate investigations into ‘torrent of antisemitic abuse’ and threats in London

Exclusive: Lawyers prepare to take legal action over ‘unlawful’ delays as charities call for investigation

Lawyers, politicians, refugees and doctors who witnessed Australia’s offshore asylum policies and temporary visa regime play out tell May Bulman that the UK risks ‘international embarrassment’ if it pursues its new immigration proposals

Justification for law that ‘violates human rights’ questioned ahead of vote by MPs

Steven Gallant, 43, confronted Usman Khan with a narwhal tusk before he was shot dead by police

‘Tory MPs will join the rising chorus of outcry.....as horrific pictures of the unfolding famine in Ethiopia hit our screens’

Time to ‘instil proportionality’ to stamp out ‘extreme risk aversion’ and higher bills, Robert Jenrick says

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

The Metropolitan Police said the celebrations following the football match were ‘largely good-natured’

‘This phrase was being well used before Jeff Bezos was a glint in his mother’s eye,’ says high-street trader Robin Moxon

Supporters intercepted and taken to hotels for five days in quarantine

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

The station was given a CGI makeover to appear in the 1998 film Avengers

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

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