Nineteen-year-old detained by police after teenager’s body found in park

Exclusive: Government told family to travel to evacuation centre but left them trapped after failing to get them on flight

Disturbing footage shows the attackers making obscene gestures at Jewish passengers in the incident which police are treating as a hate crime.

‘No matter how hard they look or how deep they dig all that will be discovered is a lot of people working hard to save lives,’ says former health secretary

Anthony Parsons was last seen on October 2, 2017 outside the Bridge of Orchy Hotel, Argyll and Bute.

PM ‘looking for scapegoat because of failure of Brexit’, president is reported to have said

Professor Linda Bauld said the target is ambitious but should still be achievable.

The change comes just days after Mr Dorsey announced his departure from Twitter.

Officials partied into the night and played games in defiance of lockdown rules

Professor Anthony Harnden pointed out that there are ‘so many uncertainties’ about the new Omicron variant.

The chairman of the Daily Mail & General Trust said the 270p-a-share offer is final, having increased the price twice in recent months.

Updates from Westminster, as they happen

Cardiologist says he fell ill days after attending conference with more than 1,200 other people

The announcement was made as part of Apple’s annual App Store Awards recognising the best and most popular apps of the year.

The UK Government has ordered around 100,000 doses of Xevudy (sotrovimab) from GlaxoSmithKline.

The Weston family are understood to have agreed financial terms with Thailand’s Central Group.

The latest case is in the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde area.

Pub and restaurant owners warn they may not see 2022 without a good Christmas season

April, an olive ridley sea turtle, was found with a plastic bag around her neck in the Maldives.

Concerns and reassurance over Christmas feature among the stories on Thursday’s front pages.

It is one of a number of reforms published by the Government in response to an inquiry into concerning treatment of servicewomen.

The by-election follows the death of former Cabinet minister James Brokenshire.

The Duchess of Sussex sued Associated Newspapers Limited, also the publisher of MailOnline, over five articles relating to a letter to her father.

University of Bristol student Ella Lambert, 21, founded the Pachamama Project in August 2020.

Move comes after MPs condemn failings of previous complaints procedure

The French leader reportedly made disparaging comments about the UK Prime Minister as tensions ran high over the migrant crisis.

‘Government’s failure to secure our gas storage has undermined our energy security,’ Sir Keir says

GCSE attainment gap similar to children with special educational needs, says study – warning youngsters ‘invisible to the system’

‘I can’t tell you with any certainty whether we definitely received a call from that boat,’ says clandestine Channel threat commander

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Metropolitan Police detectives have launched a high-risk missing persons investigation as they search for 11-year-old Mohammed Khan.

Kevin Maxwell spoke to reporters outside court after day three of his sister’s New York trial.

France said it is still waiting on dozens more licences from Britain and Jersey

The Irish Foreign Affairs Minister said some issues could be resolved soon, such as the flow of medicines into Northern Ireland.

The defendant said in a call to his sister from prison that ‘demons’ made him lose control

Detectives investigating the death of Amber Gibson in a Hamilton park have arrested a 19-year-old man.

The former president was interviewed by former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage for GB News.

In a promo clip, the Hollywood actor said he ‘would never point a gun at anyone and pull a trigger at them, never’.

Thousands of people have been left without electricity after winds reaching almost 100mph hit parts of northern England and Scotland.

In a first, this year’s shortlist was made up entirely of groups with no individual artist being nominated.

The majority of those still without supply are in rural communities.

The remains of an owl and a goshawk were found in the Scottish Borders on September 13 last year.

A witness claimed she could ‘hear the hatred’ in the fishermen’s voices

Government says move would bolster its ‘whole-system approach’ to tackling violence against women and girls.

Concerns have been raised in Scotland that outdated advice is still being applied

The Turnip Prize winner, known as Ching Ching Pi Pi Ee, picked up the trophy for his work entitled Panda Mick.

The call came as MPs were debating the Finance (No.2) Bill, which enacts measures contained within the Budget.

She collected an MBE on Wednesday for her services to classical music.

Police have now identified the dog as an American bulldog.

The Government says it wants people to have more choice and say over the care they receive, as it set out its 10-year vision for social care.

The Nationality and Borders Bill is entering its final Commons stage.

Judy Craymer was speaking after collecting a CBE for services to theatre and charity.

A senior UK politician said he does not believe a poll on Irish unity will be triggered on the basis of opinion polls.

Posts ended in days after Boris Johnson proposed ban on consultancy work

The Omicron variant has now been reported in 23 countries.

Sir Dave Lewis, 56, is now advising the Government on how to fix the supply chain crisis.

The Commission on Flags, Identity, Culture and Tradition was originally set up in 2016 in a bid to find consensus on a number of contentious issues.

Just under half of all local areas have recorded a week-on-week increase in rates.

The Scottish Government was urged to find the cash for the initiative in next week’s draft Budget.

‘He’s taking the British public for fools,’ says Keir Starmer

Tom Pursglove said the thought that women and children and men lost their lives in such a way is ‘horrendous’.

The average price of a litre of petrol and diesel has fallen by nearly half a penny in recent days, the AA said.

Calls from Scottish Labour to sack the Glasgow health board’s senior management over the infection scandal at the QEUH was rejected.

Maros Sefcovic said he is due to speak to UK Brexit minister Lord Frost on Friday.

Exclusive: Public and Commercial Services union makes call amid spread of omicron variant

Alexander Layton, on trial at Teesside Crown Court, denies murdering James Stokoe in May 2020.

Some of those polled said they find being secure online overwhelming, and ‘too complicated’

The singer and actor was honoured at Windsor Castle for his long career in showbusiness and charity work.

Intruder arrested on trespassing charge

The Government has promised to prop up Bulb while it is under administration, to make sure that lights stay on for its customers.

The masks have been approved for use in health and social care settings and are designed to help patients with communication needs.

The witness is giving evidence under the pseudonym ‘Jane’ at a US federal court.

The PSNI apologised for the force’s handling of the protests in Belfast and Derry in June 2020.

Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident

Ten cases of the variant have now been found in Scotland.

The paedophile, who is in jail after being convicted of child sex offences, told a High Court trial he had ‘lost control of everything’.

Staff at the Anglesey Sea Zoo who are looking after the turtle said they are ‘extremely excited’ about its arrival

Light snowfall is expected in Scotland and the north of England before milder temperatures this weekend

Special report: Young people searching for a ‘life raft’ in the jobs market as some in paid positions told they will not receive wages

The Met Office has released mean temperature figures for the period covering September, October and November.

The witness, who wished to remain anonymous, gave evidence to the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry.

Naomi Hefford was derided as ‘mother hen’ by bosses

HC-One employs around 21,000 members of staff and said it had seen vacancy rates triple since February.

Emma Tustin, 32, and Thomas Hughes, 29, are accused of killing Arthur Labinjo-Hughes in June last year.

Probe into £6m in low-cost loans to Commons leader from company he owns

The team also attended Leeds’ 1-0 win over Crystal Palace in the Premier League.

The Include Choir is part of the Include Project, one of over 900 charities benefiting from the Big Give scheme.

An arrest has been made, the Metropolitan Police confirmed.

Groups said the proposals do not address immediate pressures such as high levels of unmet need and workforce problems.

An Ipsos Mori survey for STV News recorded the largest lead for Yes seen since the election.

The Duke of Sussex said his mother, Diana, would be ‘deeply grateful’ to scientists for working tirelessly in the fight against Aids and HIV.

Thomas Friel died after sustaining a head injury during rioting.

The party’s Westminster leader Ian Blackford urged Boris Johnson to convene a four-nation meeting to discuss the issue.

Police are urging anyone who can help piece together the teenager’s movements to contact them.