More than 300 of about 1,500 monuments are of named men

Scientists have told ministers to prepare to implement plan B measures amid concerns vaccine rollout ‘at risk of stalling’

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Government reluctant to reimpose restrictions but soaring case numbers provoking concern

Police were told that the 38-year-old suspect was found dead in Alicante

The most popular secondary sources of a secondary income were selling items online and baking

“We are in a really critical moment for humanity here and what we do now will define what the world looks like for our children.”

Foreign secretary’s comments follow Boris Johnson’s claim Beijing will play ‘gigantic part’ in UK economy

IOPC has investigated claims of inappropriate messaging after Everard’s disappearance

‘We are working at pace to understand the scale of offending and establish any links between allegations,’ says deputy chief constable

The women got off the tube at Golders Green station

Transport boost in big cities — but long-promised Northern Powerhouse Rail plan delayed in cost-cutting row

Union confirms action will take place – just as thousands of people wanting to avoid using cars will travel to Glasgow

Britain ‘cannot afford a laissez-faire approach’ to pandemic, says bosses of top trade unions

Employers will be left to decide whether to give their staff time off on ‘National Day of Mourning’

Two council workers have been sacked over “insensitive and disrespectful” TikTok videos filmed at a cemetery.

‘He was just a man of Southend’ locals tells Thomas Kingsley as they pause to remember much-loved MP

Exclusive: As MPs prepare for long-awaited debate, star says he’s shocked RSPCA and others are barred by law from opposing testing

Fiscal prudence could prove politically expensive if there’s nothing to support struggling businesses and families, writes Anna Isaac

Exclusive: 45 per cent of food banks preparing to cut food parcels or turn people away because of supply problems and rising demand as charity warns: ‘It’s dire out there’

No 10 admits that ‘No Time to Die’ was screened for prime minister and staff, after criticism of cost of refit

Campaigners say the ruling over the Aarhus Convention shows that the government is ‘not serious about holding itself to a high standard’

The central bank policymaker said that the decision whether to raise interest rates in November was a ‘live’ issue

Exclusive: The retailer expects global trade to face major disruption until at least spring 2022, according to an internal document

Suspect, 24, arrested on suspicion of assisting preparations for 2017 terror attack

Local councillors are calling for the name to be changed

Monarch is back at her desk performing light duties, palace says

‘Choice of whether or not to hold a physical surgery is an entirely personal one based on our individual situations,’ letter to MPs says

Lord Field said he spent a ‘short period’ in a hospice

Exclusive: Cross-party MPs back Liberal Democrat bill to give foreign health and social care staff the right to stay in the UK

Exclusive: Survey finds two-thirds of people support classroom lessons amid calls for curriculum to be ‘deconolonised’

PM also insists ‘absolutely nothing to indicate’ another winter lockdown

Evans Innocent randomly attacked a woman on her way to work, stabbing her in the head, neck and shoulder four times

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Infections rose in many regions - and were even higher in Wales

Amanda Salmon refused to wear a mask in a shop, breaching Covid regulations

Christina Sabine brushed against giant hogweed

Police have arrested a 32-year-old man on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving

Minister said to have refused to sit with property bigwigs

Exclusive: After 30 years of silence, the former Top of the Pops host tells Nadine White about his experience of being one of very few Black TV presenters in Britain during the Nineties, behind-the-scenes politics and his views on current media dive...

A murder investigation has been launched after a man in his twenties was found stabbed to death in Woolwich, The Metropolitan Police have said.

University student, Ilana El-baz, has called on clubs to do more to prevent incidents of spiking

‘Friends of COP’ panel warn UK will not be seen as ‘trusted partner’ by developing countries - as Chancellor eyes ‘accounting tricks’

The political world is turning upside down, with Conservatives winning more blue-collar votes and Labour seducing the middle classes. John Rentoul tracks what he calls the Great Class Inversion

Inquest hears how Anthony Rees defied wife’s calls to wait for son to help as he wanted to ‘get job done’

The landmark election was hailed as a ‘seminal moment’ for the nation

‘Whether it’s five months or whether it’s seven months isn’t so important, but I think what is important is that people get their booster dose,’ says JCVI

Health minister says focus should be on booster jab rollout and anti-viral treatment