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

PM now odds-on to be replaced in 2022

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

Savannah Brockhill allegedly shows ‘no remorse’ as she claims she can prove innocence

Requesting proof of vaccination to be left to discretion of venues from 27 January as restrictions relaxed

Prime minister Boris Johnson hails return to ‘plan A’ in statement to MPs

The Bat Out Of Hell singer’s death was described as ‘our loss, Heaven’s gain’.

‘Report must be published in its entirety with all accompanying evidence,’ says Angela Rayner

The Olympic cycling gold medallist has been appointed interim commissioner of the new Active Travel England (ATE) by the Department for Transport.

No 10 still denying allegations that government whips ‘blackmailed’ some MPs

Omicron variant of coronavirus led to huge spike in cases over New Year but has since subsided, prompting Boris Johnson to drop social restrictions

The republican party is eight points ahead of the DUP in the latest snapshot of voter opinion in the region.

Mr Wallace extended an invitation to his Russian counterpart, Sergei Shoigu, to visit London to discuss mutual security earlier this week.

Revelations that Prime Minister Boris Johnson and his staff partied while Britain was in a coronavirus lockdown have provoked public outrage and led some members of his Conservative Party to consider ousting their leader

All curbs on the hospitality sector have been removed while sporting events can return to full capacity.

Weber said it was ‘unaware’ of the news of the US rock star’s death when the recipe was sent out.

The Tory MP said students ‘are consumers’ who deserve an appeal right.

Retrospective investigations were ‘just not going to be an option,’ a PCC said

Story would reveal identity of intelligence worker, report says

Backbencher accuses government of ‘gaslighting’ in response to his allegations

The front pages cover Tory leadership manoeuvring and the death of singer Meat Loaf.

Fans packed out the venue for the performance on Friday.

Dr Matthew Willson was described by the University of Exeter as a ‘much-loved member of our astrophysics team’.

So far, 426 infections have been confirmed – but Omicron BA.2 has not been designated a ‘variant of concern’

Boris Johnson using spreadsheet to keep track of loyal MPs, reports say

A 17-year-old boy from Milton Keynes has been charged with one count of murder and one count of grievous bodily harm.

Ofcom has threatened to ‘take action’ if Royal Mail fails to meet its annual targets

Dr Matthew Willson died following a shooting on Sunday.

The two men who were arrested on Thursday in Birmingham and Manchester remain in custody.

The Duke of York is facing a civil sexual assault case in the US but denies the allegations.

Exclusive: Elections guru Lord Hayward says ‘extent of damage’ will depend on Sue Gray’s inquiry

Emergency services were called to Monifieth beach, near Dundee, on Friday after a body was found.

The singer has died aged 74.

‘All patients who are waiting for a procedure may well be in pain and may well be anxious,’ says doctor

The man was first arrested on December 13 after being admitted to hospital with coronavirus under the name Arthur Knight.

A temporary export bar has been put in place in the hope of finding a buyer so it can stay in the country.

Dr Matthew Willson, 31, was found dead at 2am local time in his bed in an apartment block in Clairmont Road, Buford Highway.

The crash happened at the Bowburn interchange on the A1(M) near Durham

Police found 3D-printed gun parts and explosives in ‘family home’ in Yorkshire

Extra £70m levies on bottles ‘will wipe out benefits from post-Brexit trade deal’

Cabinet has agreed to lift all regulations, except for mask-wearing, self-isolation and Covid passes for international travel, from 6am on Saturday.

Labour MP alleges Elizabeth Denham was warned by counter-terrorism officers and that ‘her office had to be swept’

PM’s Partygate woes deepen as photograph of drinks event emerges

‘This groundbreaking device offers the hope of restoration of sight to people suffering vision loss due to dry AMD’

The Irish Government has announced a major reopening after weeks of tough restrictions introduced amid fears over the Omicron variant.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is fighting for his career and he has one constant refrain: Wait for Sue Gray

Future attacker was not referred to ideological intervention programme, and was later investigated by MI5

Takeaway pizzas were ordered in during the seven-hour drinking session, according to The Daily Telegraph

‘It’s entirely Brexit,’ says haulier who has been caught up in 15km queues

The National Fund was set up by a deed of trust.

Exclusive: ‘Men with ADHD often have women in their lives who look after them but often you don’t get that if you are a woman,’ says Harriet Clare

The artist created a series of artworks in Norfolk and Suffolk in August 2021, dubbed A Great British Spraycation.

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world set to drive up household bills

Cabinet met on Friday on foot of advice from public health bosses that the vast majority of pandemic restrictions can be lifted on a phased basis.

The US singer, known for hits like Bat Out Of Hell, has died at the age of 74.

The Chancellor has been asked to act decisively.

The area in North Ayrshire is under consideration as the UK’s Atomic Energy Authority looks to build a new style of power plant.

It is believed the weapons, found during a search at Cregagh Glen, had been there for some time.

Voters were told they’d get say on if to keep directly elected post but now current mayor says it’s unaffordable and consultation will be held instead

Desmond Healey, 14, was killed in disputed circumstances during rioting in Lenadoon in west Belfast in 1971 on the day internment was introduced.

Freda Walker was found dead after a violent incident at her home

As the PM’s future hangs in the balance, John Rentoul answers key questions from readers

Hannah Sindrey, 24, stabbed Paul Fletcher , 31, to death at her flat in Rayleigh, Essex, in the early hours of January 1, 2021.

Counter-terror detective targeted models while posing as a pilot called ‘Harrison’ who did photoshoots in his spare time

Judge says it ‘defies belief’ loan was approved and ‘the most basic of checks would have revealed the fraud’

‘There has been a lot of misleading information about the processes that someone needs to go through’

He appeared in films including Coming To America and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

The victim was stabbed seven times before being left to die

Robin Swann was speaking the day after a swathe of relaxations to the Covid restrictions were announced by the Executive.

Major £125m development would attract 760,000 people every year and help regenerate one of UK’s most deprived coastal areas, supporters say

Frosty weather is expected to continue through the weekend

All international communications with the Pacific island have been disrupted after an undersea volcano erupted nearby.

Employers who have pledged jobs include Compass Group and Ottolenghi

Former gang leader who founded SOS Gangs Project praises our ‘brilliant’ campaign to skill up jobless youth

Terry A’Hearn stepped down with immediate effect on Friday.

They say the singer was ‘a larger than life character with a wicked sense of humour’.

The Duke of Cambridge will make his first official visit to the United Arab Emirates next month to help promote UK talent.

High levels of under-reporting are likely to have affected the Government’s daily figures.

The Monetary Policy Committee will meet early next month to decide on interest rates.

A woman in her 60s living near Farlington Marshes cooked the sausages

A single trip stood to make more than £1 million for the criminals involved, Chelmsford Crown Court was told.

Statistics released to the Scottish Tories showed that 1,878,727 calls were discontinued before being answered.

Detective Inspector Neil Corbel was given a three-year term after admitting voyeurism offences.

The council staff have been given training and will help with tasks such as housekeeping and moving patients.

Sean Shortland, who has a history of violence, targeted the stranger at random in Northampton in June 2020.

During his 2018 trial, prosecutor Brian Altman QC described him as ‘an abusive, aggressive, controlling man’.

Nathan Smith, 38, allegedly knelt on 43-year-old Craig Wiltshire’s back for nine minutes during the incident in Bristol on November 20 2019.