Exclusive: Charity triples grants to employees, warning new tax means they will ‘pay for doing their job of caring for others’

Hundreds of thousands of people are embarking on foreign trips as the relaxation of travel rules coincides with the school holiday.

118-year-old vintage car was travelling on motorway at 21mph, court told

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

Spanish authorities recover teeth and trace 63-year-old through his DNA

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Martin Gavin, 47, was stabbed in a house in north Belfast on January 7 and died four weeks later.

Resignation comes as police prepare to contact over 50 individuals in No 10 and Whitehall

The Welsh economy minister said he had been ‘fairly surprised’ by Boris Johnson’s announcement.

Dame Cressida’s departure leave a ‘void’ at the top of the Met, the London Assembly police and crime committee chairwoman warned.

Rising global gas prices inspiring dramatic increase in household bills in 2022

Commissioner says Sadiq Khan ‘has left me no choice’ – just hours after she insisted she would not quit

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world drives up household bills

Electricity and gas bills to soar by almost £700 from April, says Ofgem

Officers joking about rape was just the latest controversy in a list encompassing Jean Charles de Menezes, Operation Midland and Wayne Couzens

Michael Stennett, who died aged 74 in 2020, had worked in partnership with opera houses around the world.

The growth, which exceeded projections by the Bank of England, nevertheless came after a 9.4% slump in the economy in 2020.

The comedian should not be left to teach the British public, they warned

Anti-poverty charities say the scheme ‘mirrors the UK government’s misguided approach’

Ms Dorries, one of the PM’s staunchest allies, set out her limits as she defended Boris Johnson

Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick quit the Metropolitan Police after losing the support of Sadiq Khan over her plan to reform the force.

The terminal has been dormant since June 15 2020 to reduce costs during the coronavirus pandemic.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) will oversee changes to the removal of third-party cookies from Google’s Chrome browser.

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Researchers suggested their findings might provide a glimpse of what will become of our solar system.

They said that their departments were ‘working to offer apprenticeships to offenders who are out on day release or nearing the end of sentence’.

Dame Cressida said that she will stand aside as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police with ‘huge sadness’.

Mr Waumsley told the PA news agency his first thought when he heard the news was ‘about time’ and that he hoped more resignations would follow.

The front pages feature Dame Cressida Dick’s resignation and the Queen’s Covid scare.

The groups said their submission to the UN was prompted by the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s stance on trans rights.

Ben Wallace will meet his Russian counterpart after Boris Johnson insisted Vladimir Putin must not be allowed to ‘bully’ eastern Europe.

His pleas were entered during a hearing in a US federal court in Chicago on Thursday.

Sir Keir Starmer also says the former Labour leader was ‘wrong’ about Nato, and calls his party’s commitment to the alliance ‘unshakeable’.

The Covid-19 regulations are not due to expire until March 24, but were previously reviewed by the Executive every three weeks.

The Burton Agnes chalk drum, a 5,000 year old chalk sculpture, was found on a country estate in the eponymous area of East Yorkshire.

The investigation, which is being led by Commander Catherine Roper, is not expected to be disrupted by her departure.

With no clear frontrunner to replace Dame Cressida, here is a look at some of the likely options

Reporter says Neil Coyle joked about his appearance

The new chief will take charge of the Downing Street partygate inquiry and be tasked with improving the culture of the force.

Despite several accolades, Dame Cressida’s career has been marred with controversy

First Minister Mark Drakeford said vaccination levels and decreasing infection rates mean the country can ‘look forward to brighter times ahead’.

Sir Ed Davey has called for Boris Johnson to ‘publicly recuse’ himself from the decision, in which it is understood he has no formal role.

Despite hours earlier insisting she would stay in the job, she is leaving after losing the backing of Mayor Sadiq Khan.

Mary Lou McDonald was reacting after a decision to plant a tree at Stormont to mark the Jubilee.

Her resignation comes less than six months after her contract was extended by two years.

Police will treat answers as ‘written statements made under caution’ - but respondents can get legal advice

Michelle O’Neill said Conor Murphy was trying to find a ‘way around the DUP mess’.

An anti-protocol rally has taken place in an Orange hall in Co Down.

Outgoing Met chief says London mayor forced her to go

Exclusive: David Lammy condemns ‘Words that should never have been uttered by prime minister of this country’

The club boss has asked for a chance to put things right, and admitted the club had ‘completely underestimated’ the reaction.

It has been agreed that she will continue to serve for a short period to enable an orderly handover.

Plants are ‘key allies in the climate emergency’, Green Planet executive producer says as virtual reality experience puts nature at centre

The Labour leader said the club had made a ‘mistake’ playing the France international at the Watford game on Tuesday.

Priti Patel’s ‘safe and legal routes’ brought into question after refugee Yasmin Jamal told her orphan siblings suffering abuse in Ethiopia cannot join her in London

The findings provide a potential explanation for the link between the disease and disruptions to a person’s sleep cycle.

Counsellors of State are appointed from among the monarch’s consort and the four adults over the age of 21 next in the succession line.

William Verden, 17, who suffers from kidney disease and is on dialysis, is at the centre of a treatment dispute in the Court of Protection.

The animal could have suffered from symptoms including a cough, fever and breathing difficulties.

Criminal gang recruited at least 30 vulnerable girls and used them to carry out fraud in retail stores to make £500,000 in profit while treating them ‘like cattle’

Samuel Whibley is accused of encouraging terrorism and sharing weapons manuals

Ex-PM says ‘politics is broken’ if loss of trust continues – putting Tory MPs on notice to oust him

Green Party leader Caroline Lucas responded to the announcement, saying it was ‘brilliant news’

Sir Keir says Labour will not be ‘influenced by threats’

Foreign Office minister James Cleverly told the Commons he has signed the legislation.

Students describe response to strike action as ‘shocking’.

The figures come amid calls to diversify university campuses.

The technology giant has confirmed it will roll out updates to help guard against unwanted tracking using the button-sized devices.

Government said it wants to help industry reduce a backlog of pigs stuck on farms.

Take-up in recent months is likely to have been affected by the Omicron wave of infections.

The shadow home secretary made her comments after meeting support workers in Birmingham.

Sven Badzak, 22, was attacked in north-west London on February 6 2021.

Attorney general Suella Braverman declined to directly answer whether the PM was above the law

The Health Minister is to write to other ministers and is understood to be unlikely to make a decision on Thursday.

He will say the rules were designed to suit 27 countries, not just the UK

The current difficulties date back to the overthrow in 2014 of the pro-Moscow Ukrainian government of Viktor Yanukovych.

Teenager’s body was found in woodland a day after she was reported missing

The monarch is not displaying any symptoms but Buckingham Palace has refused to say whether she has tested negative or positive.

They say the Scottish Finance Secretary should have targeted support towards low-income homes.

The Glade of Light, a white marble ‘halo’ bearing the names of all 22 people murdered in the May 2017 attack, opened to the public last month.

Hedge fund manager Mark Hillery, who has given the university £7 million, has hit out at the continuing ‘ridiculous’ Covid restrictions.

Scottish Finance Secretary Kate Forbes announced the move as MSPs debated her Budget.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned of ‘serious bloodshed’ if Russia invades Ukraine.

The regulator found there had been some mismanagement at the charity which was wound up in 2015.

The UK does not recognise the Taliban regime.

Work has started inside the Old Royal High School on Pianodrome’s latest space.

Charles, 73, tested positive for Covid-19 for the second time on Thursday

Chief Constable briefs Justice Department on PSNI budget pressures.

Figures for England and Wales were published on Thursday.