The man was treated for his stab wounds at the scene but died in hospital the same evening

Gillian Keegan said she should have ‘immediately’ ended the meeting, and described not doing so as a ‘mistake’ and ‘an error of judgment’.

Various Tories are urging prime minister to say sorry for false claims he made

PM’s strategy poses ‘yet more serious questions’ about his future, says Mark Harper

Requesting proof of vaccination left to discretion of venues since 27 January after restrictions relaxed

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan said on Wednesday his continued trust and confidence in Dame Cressida hinges on how she addresses officers’ messages.

Gillian Keegan apologises for ‘error of judgement’

He said the policy is ‘probably unworkable’ because France is unlikely to consent and Border Force officers would likely refuse to implement it

Convicted killer self-isolates in HMP Frankland

‘What about a sense of personal responsibility?’ asks John Armitage

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

Reports suggest Cabinet minister mentioned jibe to Boris Johnson in Commons

Watchdog opened regulatory compliance case into the Captain Tom Foundation last year

John Armitage called for Prime Minister Boris Johnson to display a sense of personal responsibility.

Push for inquiry follows top civil servant questioning ‘systemic’ problems in department

The group said it rebuffed a ‘highly opportunistic’ 510p-a-share proposal from Kuwait-based National Aviation Services.

Exclusive: Deputy cabinet secretary raised questions over Cabinet Office approach

Last September, England’s chief medical officer estimated that half of children had had Covid – a figure that will now be far higher.

Robyn Nichol’s art works include her favourite childhood memories from pic’n’mix sweets, to mushy peas and Yorkshire puddings.

The Redirect Initiative replaces the top search result in extremist searches with a link to support and guidance.

Campaigners say Home Office attempts to improve army camp for asylum seekers have ‘not scratched the surface’ months after High Court ruled use of site was unlawful

New study casts doubt on government claim that thousands of crustaceans washing up on beaches in northeast England died naturally

Exclusive: The prime minister was distracted for hours by allegations in Lord Ashcroft’s book, sources say

The plaque memorialising Tobias Rustat, who invested in the Royal African Company, is located inside a Cambridge University college chapel.

Pre-tax profits jumped by more than a quarter to £140.8 million for the six months to Christmas Day.

MoneySavingExpert founder says minister ‘must apologise if he has any shred of decency in him’

Royal London suggested the need for LV= to merge in order to survive was overplayed and LV= said the different business models made a deal impossible.

More than 450 ScotRail staff were absent at the peak of the Omicron wave.

The PM appointed a new Chief Whip and moved Jacob Rees-Mogg into a new Brexit-focused role.

The former Scrubs actor said he had ‘tried and tried to help’ Huvane who had battled ‘severe depression’ for years.

Mr Javid earlier set out in the Commons how the NHS would tackle the backlog built up during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The pair will be honoured alongside dozens of others at an investiture ceremony on Wednesday at Windsor Castle.

The technology giant is set to announce a range of new gadgets on Wednesday.

The front pages focus on the NHS backlog ‘getting worse before it gets better’.

Overhaul is ‘a significant milestone on Britain’s path to net zero’, Ofgem says

Official alleged to have made the remark in July 2014

‘My life’s completely turned around,’ she said

Jacob Rees-Mogg’s move to minister for Brexit opportunities branded ‘surreal’ after he said it could take 50 years for benefits to become apparent

Eight winning projects will receive a share from the £4 million from the UK government to help boost 4G and 5G coverage across the country

Eight winning projects will receive a share from the £4 million from the UK Government to help boost 4G and 5G coverage across the country.

Emergency services were called to reports of a stabbing on Lionel Road, Greenwich, at 5.11pm on Tuesday.

The Department of Health has outlined some of its plans to improve the links between the NHS and social care.

Labour said ministers should ‘come clean’ about whether they had misled MPs about how many companies had access to the competition-free process

The PSNI has appealed for information over the death of Eugene McCormack.

Street lights and bus shelters to host more mobile network equipment to help mobile coverage in a plan to cut red tape and install more 4G and 5G kit

The LA-based singer brought the night to a close with a tearful speech.

Downing Street said an investigation into a former minister’s claims she was sacked because of concerns about her ‘Muslimness’ is ongoing.

Officer currently on restricted duties

The LA-based star praised female artists during an impassioned speech.

Good Law Project reveals leaked documents showing that another 18 companies referred to as ‘VIPs’

Camilla said she would look forward to reading Sir Lee Pearson’s autobiography, which he warned contained some ‘saucy moments’.

BAE Systems Applied Intelligence called in to deal with incident

A senior nurse and GP have been assessing patients outside Northwick Park Hospital since December.

Trainee nurse says she knew “sacrifices would be worth it”

PR adviser admitted leaking information to press about Coleen Rooney in series of explosive WhatsApps revealed during latest stage of libel battle between footballers’ wives

Thatcherite Tory MP to be in charge of reviewing regulations to scrap

A man was punched in the face causing him to fall and strike his head on the ground, Police Scotland said.

The ceremony this year features an all-British line-up of live performers.

Ed Miliband says ministers’ failure to act means ‘working people are paying higher bills’

Driver sacked after boss saw him drinking and making phone calls in van

PM’s comments ‘not acceptable’, says Sir Lindsay Hoyle

‘Some councils report that their award under this fund represents around just three per cent of what is needed,’ says Green Party

‘He was the most beautiful baby boy,’ his mother told an inquest

Relatives installed device in woman’s room after becoming concerned about sudden change in her behaviour

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said he wants to encourage more investment in new fossil fuel drilling

PM wishes he submitted pro-Remain column before referendum, according to Guto Harri

Tory MP told to ‘learn northern’ after mishearing Labour MP’s accent

Unclear whether accused knew victim had linked him to £28,000 burglary at Buzz Bingo hall, jury told

Daithi Mac Gabhann, from Belfast, was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome and has been on a waiting list for most of his life.

The Welfare Supplementary Payment (Amendment) Regulations aims to protect families in Northern Ireland impacted by the bedroom tax.

Lords debate Nationality and Borders Bill that seeks to curb English Channel crossings and change how asylum claims are processed.

Mrs Rooney accused Mrs Vardy of leaking stories about her private life.

Labour’s shadow employment minister told the Commons she could not accept that ‘the answer to a failed Tory decade is charity not change’.

Recruitment drive should present profession as ‘chance to be a key player in reducing UK emissions and promoting climate action’, Social Market Foundation says

Experts from the Centre for Global Development said overstating the cost of vaccines could mean aid was cut by £171 million.

The embattled Prime Minister penned an article when an Oxford student in which he urged the repatriation of the sculptures

Court of Appeal says same ‘error of law’ was seen in 12 cases quashed so far, as more asylum seekers fight convictions

The duchess travelled to Voices in Bath which works with people affected by domestic abuse to prevent harm and promote recovery.

Justice Secretary Keith Brown said the problems of tackling inequality and giving more support to victims were priorities for the Government.

The Finance and Economy Secretary announced she is expecting her first child in the summer.

Reports had suggested the Cabinet minister had mentioned the jibe to Boris Johnson in the Commons.

Just 7% of areas have recorded a week-on-week rise in rates.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon called on the Prime Minister to withdraw his remarks about the Labour leader and apologise.

The mural will be transferred to the University of Suffolk, Ipswich after three years in Wales

Matthew Burden, 36, was injured while driving between Tarland and Tillypronie, Aberdeenshire, on January 29.

Edwin Poots said the burden on the taxpayer could not be justified.