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Crowd shout ‘traitor’ at Labour leader one week after prime minister’s remarks in Commons

The Prime Minister is facing fresh calls to withdraw his attack on Sir Keir Starmer after the Labour leader was targeted by a mob near Parliament.

The jackpot was won by a single UK ticket-holder in last Friday night’s EuroMillions draw.

Woman’s attacker, Mohammed Ashfak, has been jailed for 19 years

The discredited allegation has been circulated in right-wing circles online for years

A Government minister said Boris Johnson cannot be held responsible for the actions of a mob who surrounded the Labour leader.

Protestors were heard shouting ‘Jimmy Savile’ and falsely accusing Labour leader of ‘

Prime minister’s own MPs compare him to Donald Trump

The collection was amassed by shipping magnate Sir William Burrell and was donated to the city of Glasgow in 1944.

The multi-billion deal for the computer chip designer was first announced in September 2020.

Calls are growing for a windfall tax on energy giants as they reap hefty profits while households and businesses face a cost-of-living crisis.

The online grocer said sales could have been higher if not for the driver shortages and a fire at a distribution centre.

Industry leaders have warned there ‘is little else’ nightlife businesses can do than pass cost increases onto customers.

Regulator cannot currently sanction online streaming services in the same way as TV and radio broadcasters

Since 2018, one in three civil servants has been recruited in the capital.

The nation’s papers are dominated by the aftermath of the Prime Minister’s Jimmy Savile comment.

The Scottish Tories will unveil a blueprint on Tuesday with recommendations for what happens as the pandemic comes to an end.

The painter is recognised for services to art.

Macron says ‘next few days will be decisive’ and Biden warns of end to Nord Stream 2 – as Scholz appears to waver on pipeline threat

The Labour leader had to be rescued from a mob yelling baseless allegations at him near Parliament.

High Court to hear that ministers have irrationally discriminated against 16- and 17-year-olds in care by not including them in new legislation designed to protect looked-after children

Government says it is too easy for children to access pornography online

The removal of the mural take place on Tuesday.

The chairwoman of the Women and Equalities Committee says there is ‘no excuse’ for Government inaction.

The theatre company has announced its plans for the year ahead, including the collaboration and three new Shakespearean productions.

Eight loyalist attacks attributed to the UDA were examined in the ombudsman’s 344-page report published on Tuesday.

Mr Putin has claimed that the West is using Nato to undermine Russia.

Erin, from West Yorkshire, has been unable to work after developing an ear infection in the summer of 2019.

Jasmine York is among more than a dozen now convicted over disorder at Bridewell police station

‘It was the worst thing to hear after seeing what she went through,’ Daisy says

The proposed legislation passed its latest stage at Stormont late on Monday night following more than 20 hours of debate.

Network Rail reported a fault with the GSM-R system which allows drivers and signallers to communicate with each other on Monday morning.

PM ‘not a complete clown’, says new Downing Street communications chief

The 40-year-old walker was found safe and well in Braemar, rescuers said.

The DUP’s Ian Paisley criticised the Prime Minister for failing to speak up about the powersharing crisis at Stormont.

Northern Ireland was plunged into a fresh political crisis last week when the DUP withdrew Paul Givan as first minister.

Mob were heard shouting ‘traitor’ and ‘Jimmy Savile’

Two soldiers from different units at Catterick Garrison in North Yorkshire, died within 48 hours of each other.

Emergency services were called to the scene in Ayley Croft, Enfield, at 6.10pm on Monday.

The Labour leader faced baseless allegations of ‘protecting paedophiles’ after the Prime Minister used a widely criticised smear.

‘What luxuries?’: Parents incredulous at suggestion of giving up gym and Netflix

Tragedy ‘completely out of the blue’, family say

The Swedish pop superstar was speaking ahead of Tuesday’s Brit Awards where his group is nominated.

In a signed letter to the Chancellor Rishi Sunak, they say VAT should stay at 12.5% to protect jobs and help stave off higher inflation.

No 10 denies insider accounts of an increasingly ‘unpredictable and erratic’ prime minister

Sergeant George Panayi facing call for his dismissal after ‘abuse of power’

A 41-year-old man has been charged with causing death by dangerous driving

A three vehicle crash has seen a man taken to hospital with serious injuries and children hurt.

Becci Ellis, from Lincolnshire, hopes to beat her own Guinness World Record.

The Army has requested that people respect the privacy of the soldiers’ families.

Criminal Cases Review Commission to review any new material and decide whether to refer Michael Stone’s conviction to the Court of Appeal

Package of measures aimed to reduce head injuries and pedestrian deaths

According to the scientists, it has been assumed that paracetamol was a completely safe drug to use in patients with high blood pressure.

Dame Melanie Dawes spoke to Channel 4 News about the recent backlash towards streaming services.

Amputation of genitals said to have taken place in basement of London flat and broadcast on pay-per-view channel

Police have attributed the rise in part to more victims having the confidence to come forward.

Analysis: Ministers say leaving the EU grants them extra ‘regulatory freedoms’

Officers bundled the Labour leader into a police car after he was heckled.

Defendant told police ‘I killed the b****, what more do you want to know’ when found after Halloween murder

William Duncan’s body was discovered on Thursday by Police Scotland officers at a property in Glasgow.

The medicines have been approved for use by the Scottish Medicines Consortium.

Jason Penrose, 38, sent British actor’s publicist explicit emails about her ‘being raped, whoring herself out and wanting her to be his girlfriend’, according to court papers

‘I didn’t mean to, but I killed my girlfriend. How do you ever get over that? I can’t,’ says Charlie Rowley as fourth anniversary of poisonings approaches

The pub, which is thought to be the oldest in England, was forced to close down due to the Covid-19 pandemic hitting its business.

Officers also seized thousands of pounds in cash after stopping two vehicles in separate incidents.

Cameron Toner, 19, has been charged with three counts of assault allegedly committed during Nottingham Forest’s 4-1 win over Leicester City.

The planned apology to be delivered by Paul Givan and Michelle O’Neill has been thrown into doubt.

University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust has the longest waiting list of any such trust in England.

Under the proposed law, Parole Boards would take it into account when killers refuse to reveal the location of their victim’s body.

Justice Minister Naomi Long said that a potential 2% cut to her budget would have an impact on the PSNI and Prison Service.

The SNP MP returned to the green benches for the first time in almost two years.

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Her 70-year reign will be celebrated with an extended four-day Bank Holiday weekend in June.

The Defence Select Committee warned in December 2021 that availability of the ships was a ‘major cause for concern’.

Boris Johnson said he had no doubts about the loyalty of the Chancellor.

The Ipsos survey shows the public has similar opinions on the credentials of Labour leader and Chancellor.

Gracie-Ann Wheaton died after a van hit the car she was travelling in.

Presidential hopeful says UK prime minister is leader he has most in common with

Rikki, six, was found dead in woods near his home in Peterborough in 1994.

A 39-year-old woman to appear in court charged with the murder of Daniel James Hodgson Green

Newly appointed director of communications Guto Harri said Boris Johnson is ‘not a total clown’ and is ‘a very likeable character’.

Researchers are going to use the findings to address as many conditions as possible, including stimulation of the bladder, and arms and hands.

Robin Swann said the opportunity for the ‘massive rebuilding job’, with a multi-year Budget, has been ‘selfishly and cruelly taken away’.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace warned that it would be a “foolish mistake” for Russia to invade Ukraine.

The head of Scottish Curling believes the performances of Jennifer Dodds and Bruce Mouat will inspire others to take up curling.

The supermarket faced criticism from the poverty campaigner, who said many of the products from the range were no longer available.

Victoria Laithwaite was a former governor at HMP Onley.

Sir Keir Starmer repeated his call for Boris Johnson to resign after a tour of The Prince’s Trust facilities in south London on Monday.

Ministers faced criticism after the Government failed to publish its NHS Covid recovery plan for England.

Preet Chandi, an Army physio, trekked across Antarctica last year.

Conservative Anna Firth (Southend West) swore the oath of allegiance to the Queen.

The hearing is currently focusing on the UK Accreditation Service and its reports into the firm which tested Grenfell insulation before the fire.

Millions of pounds are expected to be raised after a collaboration between Assange and renowned digital artist Pak.

Ms Callaghan returned to the House of Commons and said it was ‘definitely against doctor’s orders’.

The Health Secretary said the money would improve services for patients.

Formal tests will go ahead as normal for first time in two years, with students given clues to help focus revision

More older people covering up to protect themselves

The Health Minister said the removal of restrictions had been complicated by having no Executive in Northern Ireland.