'If this is what we should expect from immigrants, send them back to their stinking jungles,' aristocrat wrote

Rhodri Colwyn Philipps’s court hearing has been delayed for a month

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‘Rather than introducing new laws, what you need to do is enforce the existing laws’

Prime minister calls lack of labour ‘a sign of economic robustness’ – despite fears of empty shelves at Christmas

Boris Johnson says all donors properly ‘vetted’, as funder named in Pandora Papers

Rishi Sunak says HMRC will inspect ‘Pandora papers’ as details of offshore deals emerge

Migrants wrongly denied right to work because policy failed to consider impact on children, says judge

Multiple Tube lines are facing severe delays this morning

Norma Girolami has not been seen by family or friends since mid-August

No need for ‘Plan B’ return of coronavirus restrictions, says prime minister

European Union leaders will gather Wednesday for a summit on how to keep engaging with their Western Balkans neighbors, but the bloc’s once-successful enlargement policy faces an impasse

Ministers said to be confident they will not have to reinstate work-from-home orders

Low demand raises concerns about plans to bring in thousands of workers to fix food shortages

Chief negotiator tells US Northern Ireland issue is ‘for us to decide and sort out with the EU as we wish’

Prison-leavers with history of crime while drunk to be made to wear sobriety-testing devices

‘I felt like the world was finished, like I didn’t have a life anymore,’ says mother and modern slavery survivor

Commons leader says pro-Remain Tories would never have accepted Mr Corbyn as an interim PM

The kits could help children avoid surgery

Crackdown will also allow police to stop and search protesters for glue, handcuffs or chains

About 200 military personnel deployed under Operation Escalin

British Treasury chief Rishi Sunak is promoising to deliver an economy based on “good work, better skills and higher wages.”

With as little as four weeks to go, Washington still has not named date to lift restrictions

‘I nearly knocked them out’, says former Tory leader as Jacob Rees-Mogg also confronted in street

Inquest jury to examine alleged failings in police investigations following deaths

Activist expelled from event as Tory officials ‘working with police’

Doctors and NHS manager caught on tape admitting to mistakes then discussed deleting recording

Khairi Saadallah denied a terrorist motivation and a defence lawyer said he was affected by mental health issues

Metropolitan Police say demonstrations are unreasonable, as dozens arrested

‘Our recovery comes with a cost’: Tax-hiking chancellor tells Tories he must pay down £400bn cost of Covid

Judge remands 31-year-old in custody, setting trial date for a year’s time

‘We’ve got to ’fess up to the fact that it will many of the red wall communities who are least able to afford these changes that we’re making’

Cabinet minister also implies Labour’s deputy leader launched her attack because she had been drinking

Culture secretary says corporation full of people ‘whose mum and dad worked there’

Commissioner refuses to resign following sentencing of Sarah Everard’s murderer

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‘I now understand much better’, says trade secretary after tweets revealed she had rejected global warming

The officer has been suspended while enquiries continue

Findings point to ‘unaddressed structural racism’ says Black Business Network

A mother tells Nadine White how coronavirus delays have worsened the symptoms of an illness mainly affecting people of African and Caribbean descent

David Carrick, 46, appeared via video link at Hatfield Remand Court on Monday morning.

Brussels has point-blank refused to renegotiate the agreement

A man and woman have been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Attack happened on Friday night in busy Soho

His death is reported to be a suspected suicide

Post-Brexit immigration system causing ‘chronic problems’ for UK businesses, says Next chief

Hundreds said they had to reduce spending because they faced running out of money

Chief negotiator says UK economy must ‘work better’ than EU’s to demonstrate why he was right

Dozens of seats back in play for Keir Starmer’s party

Ambition set out in run-up to crucial COP26 summit in November

‘This technology will make a step change in train performance during autumn’ says

Serial killer and rapist Port is serving life in prison

Parents said they had felt anxious, isolated and overwhelmed during the pandemic

Prime minister rejects pleas for visas to stock festive shelves – insisting that the ‘government can’t step in and fix the supply chain’

Nadhim Zahawi says his ‘strong focus’ is to protect education