Long queues of cars and plans to alter site stoke row

French presidential candidate accused of ‘destroying his legacy’ as committed European

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MI5 director general said the threat of terrorism in the UK remains “real and enduring”

Around 600 patients to receive Sotorasib, which can stem growth of tumours, over next few weeks

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Sir Ken Olisa says royal family cares ‘passionately’ about removing racial ‘barriers’ in the UK

Slump comes despite businesses reopening

The government is hoping that the vaccines watchdog approves a third jab scheme soon

The new fees will come into effect in November, PayPal has said

Tories have ‘sacrificed’ reputation as low tax party, YouGov survey suggests

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Health service funding will have to be increased again or budgets slashed, warns think tank

Police have ‘lost confidence’ in £1.1 billion plans for updated IT system, the National Audit Office claims

Prices for British seaside holidays shot up after the pandemic with overseas holidays proving difficult to navigate

Aaliyah Chen, 15, went missing on Sunday evening

The defendant recruited his housemate to sell the papers to other students

Counterterror police investigate as 25-year-old held in custody

The report suggests a review of the law on companies caring for adults with learning disabilities and autism

London-Paris relations hit new low as UK accused of breaking maritime law and of ‘blackmail’

Charity reinstated photo of Churchill to website following backlash over the rebranding

Philip Wilkinson also accuses LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall of promoting a ‘potentially dangerous ideology’

‘Bully’ PC who was in ‘safer schools’ unit fined £800 after dragging pupil along floor

The government had said businesses should prepare for an October deadline, but legislation revealed delays for some products

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson also announced the party’s immediate withdrawal from all Irish cross-border political institutions

The Port of Tilbury is where the Empire Windrush ship anchored in 1948

‘If you don’t want to get vaccinated, how can you continue?’

People will have to prove they are fully vaccinated to be allowed into nightclubs, sports matches and concerts

Exclusive: ‘The fact he can stand in court and characterise himself as an upstanding citizen rubs salt in the wound for relatives,’ Harriet Harman says

The Duchy of Lancaster received £125k in total from the property developer over five years

‘Until it happens to you, no one can have any idea what it’s like to be convicted for a murder you didn’t commit. We’ve been really messed up by what we’ve been through’

Killer who let five black men go wrongfully convicted for his crime caught by DNA evidence 15 years after prostitute’s death and immediately confessed, saying he ‘deserved’ his fate

Bodies may be those of prisoners and will be radiocarbon-dated

Friends warn teenager last seen near Liverpool Street station is ‘very vulnerable’

Such iniatives ‘undermine public confidence’ and ‘widen divisions’, education secretary claims

Footballer says he would be doing his community and family a ‘disservice’ by not using his platform to speak out about food insecurity

The teenager had arrived in the UK six years ago after fleeing Afghanistan

Border Force ‘in final stages’ of training in how, and when, to send migrant boats back to France

French interior minister has ‘upped the ante’ in row over crossings, one newspaper reports

But government still plans to end support effort this month, and cut universal credit by £20 per week

‘We will not accept any practice that goes against maritime law,’ says French interior minister

Staff forced to hide inside safe room after garage stormed by man with knife

Some 68.6 per cent of the Scottish population are fully vaccinated and 90 per cent of people aged 16 and over have received a first dose

Lawyers question legal basis for ‘extremely dangerous’ practice of forcibly turning small boats around

‘All too often victims are still treated as an afterthought,’ says Dame Vera Baird

Shortage of lorry drivers, prices rising worldwide, and higher commercial transport costs all to blame for price hike

British Retail Consortium has downgraded its economic growth forecast

The government has been requested to appoint a youth minister to tackle the issue

Home secretary warned turning back boats ‘risks lives’

Workers’ rights must be ‘absolutely central’ to Labour’s election pitch, says TUC chief