Relocation cases will be considered ‘on an exceptional basis,’ says foreign secretary

‘It just doesn’t fool people,’ says SNP on drive to boost pride in symbol

Exclusive: MPs ‘lose patience’ over delay as minister considers outlawing imports of product made from force-feeding birds

Professor Neil Ferguson, who helped mastermind first national shuttering, says UK will learn to accept presence of Covid-19 now vaccination has reduced mortality rate

Police are appealing for witnesses or information regarding the incident on Noel Park Road on Friday evening

Computer says No: Venues granted zero sponsorships because they applied for none last year

Video of the incident shows other passengers defending the men and police appear reluctant to intervene.

Officials warn Russian military aircraft in British air space can pose hazard to other air users

Ms Zarb-Cousin will be awarded £1,000, a plaque and £100 of Cuprinol products for her victory

National unity is ‘more fractured than I have ever known it in my lifetime’ says second most senior Church of England clergyman

It’s hard to blame any one event on climate change, but the collapse of Hurst Castle could be a worrying sign, writes William Booth

Government’s recovery plan ‘utterly inadequate’, says opposition

‘People had to scratch a living for years. Some never worked again. Very funny, isn’t it?’

CCTV footage showed that Ms Kudi left her daughter alone in the flat for five days, 21 hours and 58 minutes

Home Office minister views French patrols funded by £54m deal with UK

Visits to red list countries have helped secure ‘ambitious’ climate change pledges, says PM’s spokesperson

If the virus was in retreat, it would be the first time in three months

Prime minister has not been ‘pinged’ or contacted by Test and Trace

Plight of Geronimo the alpaca casts light on UK’s test and slaughter programme to eradicate disease

PM ‘recognises impact and pain’ caused to former pit communities, says spokesperson

Exclusive: Boris Johnson should ‘hang his head in shame’, say Liberal Democrats

Amman also confided in others that he wanted to kill the Queen, the inquest heard.

Leslie Lawrenson’s partner says he ‘paid ultimate price’ for making a ‘terrible mistake’ over jab

The £5 million effort comes after experts told the Independent of the desperate need for such research.

Doctor left ex-partner close to death after ‘dangerous’ rituals, court told

‘The conditions that gave rise to unrest ten years ago are still prevalent today’, activist tells Nadine White

Exclusion of junior medics ‘is nothing short of insulting’ says BMA

New tariffs come will see charges jump to record high in UK, regulator says

Four fire engines and about 25 firefighters were deployed to tackle the blaze

Research suggests replacing vans with bikes could reduce delivery-related emissions by more than 90%

But rates rise in Northern Ireland, with one in 55 people thought to have coronavirus

Downing Street has said it “sympathises” with the owner of alpaca Geronimo, but insisted that there are “no plans for any further tests” to save the animal from being put down after it twice tested positive for bovine TB.

The government has issued a warrant for Geronimo’s death

‘This goes against everything that we want Pride in London to be,’ says organiser

New government campaign urging young people not to ‘miss out’ on clubbing by getting jab