Latest updates as they happen

Over 100,000 people have arrived in Europe via the Mediterranean so far this year

Exclusive: Five ministers have put rent on expenses while collecting on homes they own in London

Judicial review on PM’s decision to support home secretary takes place next week

Court of Appeal set to rule on newspaper’s bid to overturn privacy judgement

Clarence House said Prince Charles had “no knowledge” of his former right-hand man’s alleged behaviour

Talks aimed at avoiding a trade war take place in ‘gloomy atmosphere’

Government’s own modern slavery tsar says she is ‘extremely concerned’ about plans to grant immigration enforcement teams power to make decisions on trafficking cases

Backbencher working hundreds of hours a year away from parliament

The 95-year-old monarch will miss General Synod next week though

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan say building would be ‘little more than a concrete lift shaft with a viewing gallery at the top’

Product is made by Devon firm run by ex-forces veteran who wanted to thank charity for support

Party notoriously ruthless when ‘prime ministers are deemed to have outlived their usefulness’, Malcolm Rifkind warns

Ex-attorney general advised PM proroguing parliament was legal and voted against steps to curb the climate crisis

Union says drivers’ work-life balance under threat

Senior Iranian official in London for talks over potential release of British national

Anger as ‘chaotic’ G4S-run jail to remain open and plans for alternative facility postponed until 2023

Prime minister urged to return to Glasgow to get deal over line

‘I wasn’t counting. It was less than five drinks,’ Charlotte Nichols reportedly says

‘This is not the first time I have reused a photo when forgetting to take one and I am sure it will not be the last,’ Don Valley MP says

Spotlight falls on Labour leader’s past outside earnings – including almost £10,000 advising government of Gibraltar

Incident shows ‘cold reality’ facing Afghan evacuees, says charity worker

Lawmakers in Slovakia have narrowly rejected proposed legislation that would have tightened access to abortion in the European Union country

But government has been making rail fares more expensive while cutting taxes on domestic flights

‘Global elite loot their countries and rush to London’, prime minister told – as broken promise attacked

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London’s storied waterway now home to unexpected collection of fish, mammals and birds and thriving salt marshes but was once a stinking open sewer rife with cholera

Fears that horse-trading in final days will scrub progress on fossil fuels from agreement

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

Sudan’s top general has re-appointed himself as head of the army-run interim governing body, a sign that he is tightening his grip on the country, two weeks after he led a coup against civilian leaders

‘I have a secret I haven’t told anyone. I may have killed someone,’ Tiernan Darnton told friends

Passengers travelling to airports at peak times will also face an additional 15 per cent charge

Standards committee recommended partial MP jobs ban as far back as 2018

Feras al-Jayoosi, 34, is accused over incidents in Swindon and Golders Green, in London

He was wrongly advised the money was his to keep before it was taken back in addition to £6,000 of his own money

Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre is No.10’s pick to chair Ofcom

‘Someone knows who this man is and we need you to come forward,’ says investigating officer

Exclusive: ‘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

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

Ex-attorney general among wealthiest MPs in Commons and has made millions from carrying out legal work alongside his parliamentary duties

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

Police said no serious injuries but one child in hospital with broken arm

Ben Bradley said his job as a council leader benefited his constituents and condemned MP’s who lobby on behalf of private business

Publisher’s lawyers focus on witness statement made by Duchess of Sussex’s former aide

Amnesty International has accused Pfizer of prioritising profit over fair vaccine distribution