‘Inaccurate’ to say ex-soldier took their own life over troop withdrawal, minister concedes

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Exclusive: Failure by watchdog to ‘properly scrutinise’ GP registration processes will mean vulnerable people continue to be denied medical care in breach of NHS guidance, health campaigners warn

Lingering construction delays could threaten wider economic health and the government’s ‘Build Back Better’ ambitions

All onboard were rescued and are being treated by ambulance crews

‘I’m making a good recovery, I feel well, I’m excited to be back representing the people of Nottingham East in Parliament’

Boris Johnson under intense pressure as he faces MPs in House of Commons

Change in law to remove pressure of ‘ticking clock’ around starting a family

Provision for self-isolating pupils worse than when schools closed for lockdown, study finds

Recruitment gap hitting hotels and restaurants as well as transport, CBI says

MPs are called on to back proposals ahead of government’s Spending Review

Ex-chancellor Philip Hammond joins chorus of condemnation for £10bn tax rise for social care

Seventeen-year-old collapses in fifth minute of game before being rushed to hospital

It is much more damning to conclude that the prime minister is careless and incompetent rather than dishonest, argues John Rentoul

Exclusive: Soaring numbers of patients sent far away from home

TUC calls for £17bn hike in capital gains tax on shares and property and £10 minimum hourly wage for care workers

‘No jab, no entry’ policy will help keep crowded indoor venues open, says Nadhim Zahawi

Detective says officers were ‘duty bound’ to search area after new evidence came to light

Insurgents suffering from ‘catastrophic success’, claims head of UK armed forces

Structural experts have “unambiguously and unanimously” advised the building should be carefully taken down.

The vaccines minister has said that if a 12-15-year-old wanting the jab was deemed “competent” they would be able to override their parents' wishes.

Dorset Police launch investigation after two people injured in shock crash at air show

‘Moral failure’ of leaving Africa unprotected will put rich world at risk from variants, says former PM

Dogs, which suffer back problems due to short legs, now ‘the breed of choice’ on social media

Vetted volunteers will be asked to become family friends in a bid to help newcomers who have no one else here. By Colin Drury

Forecasters predict ‘very warm’ weather for time of year following damp August

MPs have been told that jeans and chinos are not appropiate, and that singing is to be banned

A Saudi businessman donated more than £1.5m to royal charities, allegedly in the hope of securing British citizenship

Britain’s Brexit minister has warned of a long-term chill in relations between the U.K. and the European Union if previously agreed trading arrangements governing Northern Ireland are not resolved

There could be a mass exodus of NHS staff over compulsory vaccines, unions have warned