Abellio ScotRail has been consulting on plans to reduce opening hours at 117 stations and close three.

On Friday night, party officers selected Diane Forsythe as the candidate for South Down, ahead of Edwin Poots.

Tobias Ellwood says Johnson ‘doesn’t realise’ how concerned his own party is

Michael Gove is setting out his blueprint for the Government’s ‘levelling up’ agenda, with 12 key targets.

Lisa Squire said she wants to find out what happened to the student, whose body was found in the River Hull after disappearing on February 1 2019.

Tobias Ellwood says the prime minister should face a leadership vote

‘Nearly half of all households say their most important concern is the rising cost of living,’ says NielsenIQ

Campaigners say £27bn on new roads threatens progress after sharp fall in emissions in lockdown

The council will instead fly the union flag on 1 July to mark the anniversary of the Battle of Somme

The suppliers would be asked to pass on the money to households across Britain, by taking money off their energy bills. it is reported.

But cabinet minister dismisses ex-aide’s criticisms of Boris Johnson

The high street lender released more Covid-19 provision but saw a marked increase in payouts for customers hit by fraud.

Driving bans totalling almost 40 years have been handed out following the countryside rave, held while the UK was under coronavirus restrictions.

International media criticise British prime minister for his ‘faint sorry’ over partygate scandal

The Duchess of Cambridge has taken over the Duke of Sussex’s former roles as patron of the Rugby Football Union and the Rugby Football League.

Prime minister repeated discredited claim Keir Starmer decided not to prosecute entertainer

It’s harder to detect than original Omicron and may be even faster at spreading but, say scientists, is probably no more dangerous

Senior civil servant Sue Gray has delivered her completed report to Downing Street in redacted form but Metropolitan Police still probing 12 events

Boris Johnson’s future in the balance as Met Police investigates No 10 parties during lockdown in wake of heavily-redacted Sue Gray report

PM’s chances of survival now looking much rosier, according to bookmakers, despite Met Police investigation into ‘Partygate’ scandal ongoing

PM remains under pressure over series of rule-breaking Downing Street parties that allegedly took place during lockdown, 12 of which are under investigation by Met Police

Outrage over PM’s conduct refuses to go away after Sue Gray files heavily-redacted report on rule-breaking bashes with Met Police investigation ongoing

Civil servant says she is ‘extremely limited in what I can say’

The highly anticipated report has now been released

Here is a summary of the findings of the civil servant’s inquiry report

Boris Johnson’s birthday party, gathering in Downing Street flat and several Christmas celebrations confirmed to be in police probe

The duchess is now patron of the Rugby Football Union and the Rugby Football League.

A survey reportedly found at least 75% of ethnic minority doctors experienced racism more than once in the past two years.

The actress will be made an MBE in recognition of her services to drama

The front pages continue to cover tensions within the Conservative Party.

Press secretary Jen Psaki said the streaming giant’s introduction of content advisory warnings was a ‘positive step’.

Ian Stewart’s first wife’s cause of death was recorded as sudden unexplained death in epilepsy

PM also faces new claim he attended party in his Downing Street flat on night of Cummings’s exit

Exclusive: A consultant of Indian background said: “I think of leaving this job every day”

Spending watchdog criticises £4.8bn Levelling Up Fund and £3.2bn Towns Fund for not being ‘based on evidence’

Joyce’s grandson, Stephen James Joyce, and his wife Solange, have donated a collection to the University of Reading.

The Government publishes long awaited White Paper as PM struggles to regain the political initiative after ‘partygate’.

The large fire broke out on Bollo Lane, Acton, this evening

Medication used to treat menopause symptoms will not need a prescription if the proposal is adopted.

It follows two fatal incidents on the M1, killing Naris Begum, 62, Jason Mercer, 44, and Alexandru Murgeanu, 22

Neil Morris, 45, has been formally identified by a coroner as one of the people killed in the blaze at Rowe Court on December 15.

The single-storey car garage is close to Acton Town Tube station.

The list of events reportedly attended by the Prime Minister grows as the police investigation continues.

The Ministry of Defence described the operation as a ‘normal response’

Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks has restored power to 115,000 customers.

Another senior Tory backbencher called on the Prime Minister to consider his position following the findings of Sue Gray.

The woman was airlifted to hospital in Edinburgh after the collision in the Borders.

Winning work The Kids was written by poet and university lecturer Hannah Lowe.

Witnesses will say ‘we could all hear a party with Abba playing’ in No 10 flat, ex-aide predicts

An amendment by the Green Party NI was passed by a vote of 50 to 38 on Tuesday.

Several victims told police of abuse but no action was taken, while they were arrested for minor offences

Exclusive: £1bn boost for banks ‘adds insult to injury’ for families tightening their belts, says Labour

Bystander footage of the incident showed the Airbus A321 NEO’s tail coming close to the runway’s surface

Inquiry identifies ‘extensive failures’ by councils and police, leaving victims treated as offenders while perpetrators go free

Key omissions from the latest National Action Plan will mean the UK remains under review by the international Open Government Partnership

More than 6,500 Afghans in Britain granted places on new scheme that aimed to resettle 5,000 in first year

In town with England’s highest coronavirus death rate, there is forgiveness and fury in equal measure

Exclusive: Former chief justice who jailed hundreds of Taliban members has been in hiding since group swept to power last year

Exclusive: Labour frontbencher says ministers are ‘out of energy and ideas’ on plan to level up the country

Boris Johnson held a joint press conference with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky in the Mariinskyi presidential palace in Kyiv.

Ministers had promised to release minutes, notes and details of meetings and contracts by the end of January

The judging panel praised The Kids by Hannah Lowe as ‘crafted and skilful but also accessible’.

The Prime Minister promises a fuller publication of the senior civil servant’s investigation once the Metropolitan Police probe has concluded.

Ukrainian president warns that Russian incursion would spark full-fledged ‘European war’

Greenwood initially arrested on suspicion of rape and assault

The Labour MP, who represents the same seat previously occupied by Mrs Cox, was recognised for her work combatting social isolation.

Munawar Hussain stabbed manager and customer before knife was broken by victim’s handbag, court hears

The AA described it as a ‘much-needed upgrade of the law’ to help make the roads safer.

IOPC investigation began in March 2018 after officer accused of having sex with drunk person at police station

Two bills, proposed by Stormont Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots and Green Party MLA Clare Bailey, are being considered by MLAs.

Exchanges showing evidence of violent misogyny, racism and bullying later downplayed as ‘laddish banter,’ says damning report

The Chinese-produced souvenirs were rejected by an online trader and are now being sold by a UK clearance firm.

U-turn after outrage from opposition parties over attempted ‘cover-up’

The Prime Minister was also forced to fend off questions about the scandal hanging over his leadership.

The footballer was ordered to pay damages to a woman after a civil court case found that he raped her

Peter Aldous says he has sent a letter to 1922 committee to trigger no confidence vote

The Scottish Parliament refused to consent to the UK Elections Bill that would require voters to have valid identification.

Toddler found unresponsive in back garden in Dagenham

Four protesters who were appearing at the High Court for alleged breaches of injunctions ‘defied’ the court proceedings on Tuesday.

Just 160 out of 22,855 professors in 2020/21 are Black.

Inflation in past four weeks is higher than December levels, latest data shows

The 2022 winner of the Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering is Japanese engineer Dr Masato Sagawa.