UK did not push to keep key airport gate open, foreign secretary insists

Foreign secretary admits some emails were unread, while others were ‘triaged on’ to other departments

Former bodyguard faces ‘long trip’ through Taliban-controlled areas

‘There are holding me in this limbo situation,’ says Helen Macdonald

Conservative HQ sets out details of ‘bridging loan’

Some affordable home ownership schemes are open to people on incomes as high as £90,000

Fresh technology can help, but it doesn’t answer the question holding green efforts: who’s going to pay for it? Writes Anna Isaac

Armed forces prepared to fight terrorism ‘whether it’s strike, or whether it’s moving troops,’ says Sir Mike Wigston

Three facilities will cover an area the size of 250 football pitches and power 43,000 homes – but nearby residents say they feel overwhelmed by ‘sheer magnitude’ of schemes

Education secretary Gavin Williamson says it is not only schools who need to act

Warning of a ‘serious underestimate’ of the numbers of eligible Afghans who have been left behind

Plymouth MP to temporarily focus on supporting his local consituency following shooting

After 400 years beavers could return to populate England’s rivers, land managers talk to Holly Bancroft about the government’s new consultation and the ups and downs of living alongside the animals

Met Police’s gendered uniforms could constitute form of discrimination under the Equality Act 2010

Although national mask laws now lapsed, Transport for London still demands face coverings

Animal rescue charity founder threatened MoD aide in bid to evacuate pets

‘The number of holidays we get is so stingy compared to other nations’

Estonia’s Parliament on Monday failed to elect a new president to the Baltic country after lawmakers rejected the only candidate in the first round of voting

Exclusive: Former poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy said prospect of new rules makes her ‘blood run cold’