A judge has granted National Highways an injunction against protesters who have been blocking parts of the M25, Grant Shapps has said.

Suspect accused of intentional homicide, theft, fraud and drug offences

Exclusive: Home Office ordered to bring vulnerable teenager to Britain after initially refusing his application

National Audit Office reveals tanks, helicopters and rifles failed in Oman, while Europe is warned to increase military spending

Leeds Council says it could not keep its six annual events Covid-safe

“Justice will be done”, says father of two children found dead in Killamarsh, Derbyshire

The Charity Commission is looking into how Pen Farthing’s animal rescue mission was funded

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Boris Johnson’s optimism on hopes of a speedy post-Brexit trade deal appears to have evaporated after meeting with US president, writes Ashley Cowburn

Cabinet minister says food industry will ‘sharp rise’ in cost of Co2

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Unusual transport choice set the US president off on reminiscence of his own commuting days

Several senior players threatening to boycott tour Down Under

Party tells Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice campaign group that their application to attend conference was rejected in error

Rishi Sunak is being urged to ‘boost it like Biden’ with stimulus package

Glasgow summit must be ‘turning point for humanity’, PM tells United Nations

‘He has a lot of other fish to fry’: Boris Johnson admits agreement with UK not a priority for Biden

President’s warning to Boris Johnson not to allow Brexit to result in closed border in Ireland

The details of the deal have yet to be announced

No indication that US president ready to extradite Anne Sacoolas

High Court judge orders a search of former health secretary’s messages

First face-to-face meeting with Tehran’s foreign minister since 2018

‘If we do not act very firmly, they will do it again,’ David Davis tells parliament as Russia disregards new charge over 2018 Salisbury attack

Boris Johnson urges Russia to ‘hand over’ suspects but the Kremlin continues to deny involvement

Teenager’s family feel they ‘can now turn their attention to the criminal case’, spokesperson says

“The children had bright futures ahead of them but sadly none of us will get to see this”

An online portal has been set up for people to submit video evidence of the incident

NATO's leader is suggesting that members need to focus on “the big picture” and not allow a lasting rift over a submarine sale that has enraged France

‘I change a lot of nappies’: PM says he is a hands-on dad

The change would likely lock the left out of the party leadership for good

Experts and campaigners dismiss prime minister’s claims of ‘a short-term problem’ - as he also denies ‘people will be short of food’

It’s up to the government to make sure correct sums are levied from business, ecommerce tycoon tells PM

‘Everyone could see the dramatic difference of this man when I entered the room,’ American businesswoman says

Russian also known as Sergey Fedotov now charged with poisoning of Sergei Skripal

Victim Dawn Sturgess died after applying novichok from the discarded bottle to her skin in the belief that it was perfume

Cancer patients have similar jab side-effects to general population, scientists say

Public concerned about increasing government secrecy after departments call in lawyers

Lawyer dismisses claim as ‘harmless horseplay between friends’

‘It’s a great thing to do’: Prime minister says everyone should take up offer of vaccine

PM says only ‘six in 10’ chance of meeting $100bn target in time for Glasgow summit

Watchdog calls for ‘radical’ change in the way authorities prevent and respond to crimes including domestic violence and sex abuse

Latest updates on the Salisbury novichok attack

Demonstration marks fifth time group has attempted to disrupt traffic on major roads since last week

Prime minister insists gas price spike is ‘short-term problem’

‘Big fan of Churchill’ has spoken out on ‘snowflakes’ and her experience as a novelist

Electrical services and generator providers said they’ve seen a recent surge in homeowners requesting back-up generators

France derides the new deal as a ‘stab in the back’

It comes as Covid vaccine was approved for 12- to 15-year-olds

Family of the victims have been informed

‘She had so much life ahead of her and her loss is desperately sad,’ says headteacher

Government will ‘look at every solution’ as industry warns of shortages within days

India has warned of ‘reciprocal action’ if the quarantine issue in Britain remains unsolved

‘We already have schemes in place to help people out over the winter,’ No 10 insists

Former soldier had faced sustained criticism for undertaking full-time role while also remaining an MP

Labour has criticised the plans and said they will ‘give workers the right to flexible working’

 Andy Gregory looks back on the shocking and tragic events that thrust the Wiltshire city into global headlines

The MoD has apologised in a statement

Police appealing for information on suspects and their movements over two days in the UK

Exclusive: “It could be the start of change especially if others within our community use the complaints process and follow it through,” Dwayne Francis told The Independent.

Analyst set to receive compensation after tribunal told boss used phrase to make her feel uncomfortable