‘This is all rather convenient,’ said Good Law Project campaign group

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‘Special exception’ for 10,000 key workers in food supply chain, says environment secretary

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

Accusing fellow MPs of lying breaches Commons ‘unparliamentary language’ rule

The policy is not a ‘blanket exemption’ for all workers in a sector, the government warns

Body which decides on salaries wants new powers to vary pay ‘below or above’ public sector

Test and release scheme will ‘minimise disruption’ from pingdemic, says health secretary

Women explain how the late singer overhauled their lives 10 years on from her death

‘Mum would light up a room with her smile as soon as she walked in’

Campaigners say site’s impact on environment not properly assessed

‘She has taken him from me in a terrible way’

‘It is levelling down, not levelling up’

‘This was a very distressing incident’ said police

No 10 urges shoppers not to panic-buy, as new scheme allows ‘critical’ workers to avoid self-isolation

Move away from commuting ‘unlikely to be fully reversed’ after crisis, says transport secretary

British Transport Police wants other eyewitnesses to come forward

‘Somebody needs to tell the truth in this House,’ says Dawn Butler

Home secretary’s position now ‘untenable’, says Labour

Threat to tear up Northern Ireland Protocol not off table, Downing Street indicates

Two male guards will be allocated if a female guard is not available, DHSC said

High-profile gathering in Manchester expected to take place in ‘hybrid’ form this October

Finance boss had ‘sometimes extraordinarily privileged’ relationship with government

Treasury and health department were thought to be at loggerheads over who pays the bill

The Foreign Office sanctions five individuals who have “lined their own pockets at the expense of their citizens”

Barren supermarket shelves have been seen across UK as staff absences prompted by app self-isolation orders rise

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English Defence League founder sued by teenager he accused of carrying out assaults at school

Campaigners condemn ‘watering down’ of the rules – also hailed as benefit from ‘increased sovereignty’ after Brexit

Move away from commuting ‘unlikely to be fully reversed’ after crisis, says transport secretary

Supply chains ‘robust’ despite thousands of workers staying home, insists Downing Street

Seven people died and 51 were injured in the 2016 crash

‘We always review the information a week before and then we make the decision’, says business secretary

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‘Abortion is healthcare, the sooner it is embedded in our healthcare system and any remaining stigma around it removed, the better,’ says campaigner

Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng agrees the Tory manifesto ruled out tax hikes, saying ‘I don’t see how we could increase national insurance’

Bruno Lachaux, an aerospace engineer has been awarded £50,000 in compensation from Independent Print Limited after it published unverified claims he had (amongst other things) abused his ex-wife, which have since been determined by the High Court to...

Figure jumps by around 100,000 in just seven days

‘I’m disappointed in the chancellor and I’m disappointed in the prime minister,’ Dame Louise Casey says

Lorry drivers forced to self-isolate partly to blame while petrol stations in some areas are running low on fuel

Business secretary Kwasi Kwarteng ‘monitoring the situation’ closely

Agreement with EU ‘isn’t written in stone, it’s not something that was going to last forever’, Kwasi Kwarteng says

More than 100 historical structures are at risk of being filled with concrete