Sir Geoffrey claims £1,900 per month for accommodation costs

Iris Goldsmith described by her father as ‘a force of nature’

Ornate 18th century collection were snatched during night time raid at Temple Newsam four decades ago - then turned up at auction earlier this year

Latest updates as they happen

Danny Humbled, 35, died after alleged attack in underpass

Duchess says former PR chief provided information for book with her knowledge

Doctor of 30 years believes his find could spark a ‘renaissance’ of British dinosaur discoveries

Hundreds of thousands of extra homes are being built to lower standards but will need to be upgraded at great cost

It was Tory MPs that were ‘out on the lash until 2am’ – the SNP reportedly said

Exclusive: WikiLeaks founder ‘will die’ if extradited to US, partner tells The Independent

‘Nor do I believe that our institutions are corrupt,’ PM says

Conviction found to be unsafe after court hears James White was isolating during trial after a relative caught Covid

PM accused of ‘dereliction of duty’ as he leaves Glasgow after three-hour flying visit

Government says package of laws including 14-year minimum term for plotters will ‘keep public safe’

Exclusive: Hundreds of dependent relatives of UK residents trapped ‘in limbo’ due to ‘unacceptable’ delays

Cox ‘fully understands that the matter has been referred to to the parliamentary commissioner and he will fully cooperate’

Meghan said she wrote to her father to show the royals she was setting boundaries with him

Warrant issued for James White’s arrest after he fails to attend trial over protest at Coventry Hill Hotel

Opposition parties and campaigners call for end to overseas-linked second jobs

Former immigration minister Damian Green says Britain has ‘moral obligation’ to Hong Kong citizens born after 1997 who cannot benefit from resettlement programme

Gemma Goodwin, of Dartford, given suspended prison sentence at Woolwich Crown Court

Despite ‘concerning’ figure, majority of public knows about historical genocide and champions education on it

‘Many crimes against women at night go unreported but widely witnessed,’ night-time advisor says

‘They need just not a new home but they need a new home where they can continue to be a team,’ says Human Rights Watch

A friend reportedly describes the 38-year-old whose predicament brought out more than 300 volunteers to save him, as ‘hard as nails’

Geoffrey Cox said it was ‘beneath the dignity of this parliament’ to crack down on British Overseas Territory tax havens

Amid expectation that Article 16 will be invoked, David Frost says ‘we’re certainly not at that point yet’

There is renewed concern about the efficacy of UK deportation policy as many Jamaican nationals were taken off the flight at the eleventh hour

Health secretary suggests France-style crackdown on the cards, saying ‘We will have to look at what constitutes vaccination’

Former home secretary Damian Green says Britain has ‘moral obligation’ to Hong Kong citizens born after 1997 who cannot benefit from resettlement programme

‘Work to identify breed of dog involved is also progressing,’ say police

Eight people accused of offences linked to ‘inappropriate relationships between police officers and people running local businesses’

The ambassador was invited to a Q&A session with the university’s debating society

Documents reportedly warn that ‘turn around’ policy would have ‘less than 30 per cent’ chance of fending off court challenge

Lancashire’s A601(M) is one of UK’s shortest M-roads and has a single carriageway in some parts

Czech prosecutors have asked the newly-elected lower house of Parliament to lift Prime Minister Andrej Babis’ immunity from prosecution over alleged fraud involving European Union subsidies

Irish deputy PM Leo Varadkar warns Dublin readying contingency plans ‘should we get into difficulty’ over UK threat to trigger Article 16 and scrap Northern Ireland Protocol

It’s too soon to say the West was defeated in Afghanistan, General Sir Nick Carter tells MPs

‘There were people who didn’t believe in the vaccination for a start, then there were people who didn’t believe Covid was real,’ says Andy Watts

MPs could be banned from holding lucrative advisory roles under watchdog’s planned reform

PC Graham Kanes allegedly told Hassan Ahmed ‘you’re going to sleep’ during incident in Halifax

13 countries call on others to join road decarbonisation effort ‘as soon as possible’