Prosecutor says brain tissue from Ian Stewart’s first wife shows her “breathing had been restricted”

Tory backbenchers weighing PM’s future in the balance over ‘Partygate’ scandal

The UK Health and Security Agency urged Britons to look out for those most at risk from the effects of colder conditions.

The rate of inflation has soared to its highest level for nearly 30 years, so what can households do to combat rising bills?

Armed Forces Minister James Heappey said around 250 people were being brought out a week, mostly via Pakistan.

Defence minister says PM right leader ‘as things stand’, as group of backbenchers plot downfall

James Heappey said Andrew’s civil sex case risks overshadowing the Queen’s platinum jubilee.

James Heappey said it would be ‘extraordinarily stupid’ for Vladimir Putin to launch an offensive.

PM tipped to repeal social restrictions as Omicron infections start to fall away

Senior civil servant appears to hold Boris Johnson’s fate in her hands

Exclusive: Offence is meant to trigger departure – but there are possible escape routes, The Independent is told

The investiture is to take place at the Palace of Holyroodhouse on Wednesday.

The PM is in hot water again - but it is not the first time he’s faced criticism over alleged rule-breaking events during the pandemic.

Boris Johnson facing intense scrutiny over latest reports of No 10 parties during lockdown

PM facing outrage after details of rule-breaking bashes continue to emerge

Plans to draft military in to tackle small boat arrivals branded ‘desperate’ by MPs

The prime minister is under pressure over claims about a series of rule-breaking Downing Street parties that allegely took place during lockdown

Stevenson, whose last known address was in Glasgow, has been on the run from the law since 2020.

The list includes two wanted murderers accused of killing members of rival criminal gangs.

The wanted men are thought to be hiding in Spain or on one of the Spanish islands.

A new rail industry report calls for speed enhancements north of Crewe to cut journey times

Peter Swailes Jr pleads guilty ahead of scheduled modern slavery trial

Exclusive poll for The Independent shows 73 per cent of Britons angry about partygate

The chain’s boss, Tim Martin, said CCTV installed in the company’s central London pubs could have helped with inquiries into what happened.

‘It’s foolhardy to jump in because you want to show you’re like Vladimir Putin’

ITV programme contained emotional interviews and eye-opening revelations about royal’s private life

New Covid variant is highly transmissible and remains serious cause for concern this winter

Consumer Prices Index inflation jumped from 5.1% in November to 5.4% in December.

Sales in the retailer’s travel division fell, with airports and railway stations hit, but high street stores had a better time.

While cause of the illness remains unknown, a number of vets found the dogs to be suffering from gastroenteritis

A survey found that, despite there being fewer Covid restrictions, symptoms were on a par with levels during lockdown at the start of 2021.

Exclusive: Poll finds more than half of Tory voters do not believe PM is telling truth as 20 more MPs reportedly set to lodge letters of no-confidence

Prime minister to answer questions in Commons on Wednesday

The ‘indomitable’ fashion designer and journalist died on Tuesday in New York, his representatives said in a statement.

The Commons Standards Committee said Daniel Kawczynski undermined his apology in comments he made to the media.

Evacuation was UK’s biggest humanitarian operation since World War Two

The papers react to the PM’s ‘disastrous’ Tuesday evening TV interview as well as the rebellion that is stirring inside the Tory Party.

Wealth tax on UK’s richest could fund 50,000 new nurses and eliminate need for Rishi Sunak’s NI hike, says report

Legal team's tactics ‘worst forms of victim-blaming in sex offence cases’, leading human rights lawyer tells Maya Oppenheim

Protections ‘offers little insurance for workers who jobs are affected by economic change’

Fears more youngsters will be housed in ‘completely inappropriate’ conditions and denied their rights

The man was among several others travelling in a vehicle which fell into a river on a farm in Lancashire.

The ex-guard for the royal family has shared his suspicions Ghislaine Maxwell may have had an intimate relationship with Prince Andrew

Announcement due in parliament later on Wednesday

The man, aged in his 30s, were arrested on suspicion of murder on Tuesday.

The Cabinet Office has launched a £70 million veterans strategy action plan to encourage veterans to apply for public service roles.

Veterans who were banned from the military because of their sexuality have welcomed a review into their treatment but criticised the 22-year delay.

Whitehall’s spending watchdog the National Audit Office found the Ministry of Justice has not made its female offender strategy a ‘priority’.

The Prime Minister said he was ‘delighted’ that Armed Forces personnel would be recognised for ‘their heroism in the face of extreme adversity’.

Muscular Dystrophy UK will later present its recommendations to a cross-party group of MSPs at Holyrood.

The body said that its proposals, which are expected to be approved by its board on Wednesday, will make patient access to new treatments ‘fairer’.

Boris Johnson will chair a meeting of the Cabinet on Wednesday and then update MPs on Plan B measures.

‘It’s just whether the rising costs to keep the store open is financially viable or not,’ one shop owner tells Zoe Tidman

Prince Andrew and Ghislaine Maxwell could have been in a relationship, a former friend claims

Socialite and aristocrat dated Duke of York briefly in 1999

Government urged to ‘think again’ after plans to stop and search peaceful protesters thrown out

Former Downing Street chief adviser has alleged PM intentionally misled MPs

Winchester College did not use ‘basic safeguards’ during the 1970s and 1980s in allowing John Smyth QC to infiltrate the school, a review has found.

Pair were detained for questioning on Sunday after Malik Faisal Akram, from Blackburn, died in stand-off with US police

People were barred from leaving home without a ‘reasonable excuse’ at the time of the May 2020 No 10 drinks do.

Health secretary says hospitalisation peak of Omicron wave appears to have passed

Dominic Cummings has said that the PM intentionally misled MPs – which Boris Johnson denies.

An Edinburgh nursery has been fined £800,000 following the death of a toddler who died after choking on a piece of mango.

Tracey Scholes was offered another role which would have led to a loss of working hours and pay

New research from Oxford University showed that people who had had a mild Covid infection later experienced worse memory and attention.

Greater Manchester Police was not providing the recommended hours of first aid training at the time of the Manchester Arena attack, inquiry told.

University of Exeter ordered to pay compensation to Dr Annette Plaut following dismissal in December 2019

Congestion charge could be scrapped under new proposals

Peers backed an amendment to the policing bill that would require police to record misogyny

The Luton-based delivery driver was already convicted of three counts of assault by beating in October 2020

Pressure is mounting on the government and the Bank of England to help ease the cost-of-living crisis

Unite, Unison and GMB have submitted a joint pay claim to local authority body Cosla.

A south London school is fundraising to build a youth centre in memory of pupil Zaian Aimable-Lina who was killed in December 2021.

But the global health body said that ‘no country is out of the woods yet’.

The move that could ease DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson’s return to Stormont has been widely criticised by the other main parties in Belfast.

The pair were the first of the primate species to be born at Chester Zoo in over a decade.

All local areas have recorded a week-on-week fall in rates.

The Co Louth woman, 39, is accused of being a member of so-called Islamic State and financing terrorism.

Charity Stonewall said health leaders must “commit to providing equal access to fertility services”.

Victims’ campaigners have long outlined their opposition to the proposal amnesty for Troubles offences.

The Communities Minister said with ‘extremely limited’ resources she is prioritising funds for protecting the most vulnerable.

Many restrictions put in place in response to the new Omicron variant are set to end in the coming days.

Boris Johnson again apologised during a visit to the Finchley Memorial Hospital in north London on Tuesday.

DUP Ian Paisley said people are creating ‘an even larger digital footprint’ throughout their lives, both personally and financially.

Phylesia Shirley and Kemar Brown are charged with murdering Shirley’s son Kyrell Matthews a month after his second birthday.