All UK troops are to be withdrawn from Ukraine this weekend as Russia could invade “at no notice”, a defence minister has said.

An 18-year-old man from Milton Keynes has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Defence minister James Heappey said the RAF would not undertake evacuations in the event of war.

Jillian Evans said there should be a slow and cautious move out of exiting restrictions.

No 10 said the prime minister ‘will respond as required’ to the police questionnaire

Jake Davison killed five people including his mother in Keyham in August 2021.

Exclusive: Destabilisation in eastern Europe lays bare the UK’s lack of food security planning

The woman was also punched in the back of the head in a prolonged and unprovoked assault in December.

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

New figures have found more than 17,000 price increases across supermarkets.

The party’s ex-leader said it will be ‘very tough’ for the PM to hold onto his post if he is fined over partygate.

The Foreign Office urged UK nationals to ‘leave now while commercial means are still available’.

Prosecutors considering file of evidence

Sombre coverage of potential military action in Eastern Europe leads many of the papers.

A Downing Street spokesperson said the prime minister ‘will respond as required’

The 37-year-old subsequently died of a heart attack after being tussled to the ground

The Prime Minister must now ‘truthfully’ explain his presence at events to avoid being by police of breaching lockdown laws.

Kate Farrer is one of the first young children to be given Kaftrio on the NHS.

Downing Street said the Prime Minister will ‘respond as required’.

Boris Johnson’s future in the balance as Met Police investigates No 10 parties during lockdown

On Friday Boris Johnson received a questionnaire from police investigating allegations of lockdown-breaching parties in Downing Street.

Britons have been told to leave Ukraine immediately over growing concerns that Russia could launch an invasion in the coming days.

Lawyers explain next steps as Boris Johnson receives questionnaire from Met Police

The UK Foreign Office updated its advice on Friday evening to urge UK nationals to ‘leave now while commercial means are still available’.

The Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies has put forward suggestions to the government to mitigate the Covid spread as restrictions are removed.

Webster pleaded guilty at Derby Crown Court and was jailed for 16 months

Sales to trading bloc down more sharply than to rest of world as businesses grapple with delays, extra costs and new red tape

Tory MP accused of lobbying government minister Andrew Stephenson to help with Mere Plantations’ tax affairs

Exclusive: Defence committee chair Tobias Ellwood blasts lack of strategic thinking in No 10

Home secretary says she is committed to choosing the ‘right leader for the largest police force in the UK’

Tukwini Mandela spoke ahead the 32nd anniversary of her grandfather’s release from prison in 1990

Davison, 22, gunned down his mother, Maxine Davison, at her home and then four other people

Ofgem claims changes will save consumers up to £4.5bn by 2045

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

Police confirmed a cut gas pipe led to the fatal blast

The forecaster has warned that homes and businesses could be impacted

‘Labour expects the highest standards of behaviour from all our MPs and we take allegations of this sort very seriously,’ party says

Emma Gruenbaum claims Duke of York insisted on being naked apart from his own towels during massages and demanded the sessions should take place in his bedroom

The money is being provided to most households in Scotland to help ease the cost of living.

One patient in Bedfordshire has died from a confirmed case of the Ebola-like virus Lassa fever, the UK Health Security Agency said.

An individual has died from what the UK Health Security Agency is likely to be Lassa fever.

Justice secretary claimed he met ‘partners’ in Senedd – but was pictured with his own party

Cressida Dick called Priti Patel personally to inform her of her departure on Thursday afternoon.

Only 12 areas have recorded a week-on-week rise.

Admiral Sir Ben Key said the Navy needed to face up to the challenges of a resurgent Russia.

Boris Johnson has announced the government wants to end all domestic Covid-19 restrictions in England by 24 February at the latest. Let us know what you think

Flamur Beqiri, brother to Misse Beqiri of the Real Housewives of Cheshire, was killed in the doorway of his Battersea home

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

Following talks in Moscow, the Defence Secretary said Russian assurances they were not planning an attack would be judged ‘by the evidence’.

To ‘suggest that I am an animal heater couldn’t be further from the truth’, says Chris Loder

Watch our expert panel discussing what Sue Gray’s report means for the government

Durham Constabulary was contacted by a woman in danger at her home in Durham, Canada, on Wednesday.

Liz Truss and Maros Sefcovic met in London in Friday.

Many significant Roman artefacts have been discovered at Bar Hill Fort.

South Kesteven District Council wants to charge Lee and Kirstie Lawes £469 for planning permission

Developers hope to build 200 such ports in cities across the world over the next five years.

Government says it is ‘carefully considering’ concerns about policy that leaves Hong Kong nationals who have fled persecution ‘languishing’ in UK asylum system

Flamur Beqiri was shot dead in front of his screaming wife as she shielded their two-year-old son.

Dame Cressida announced on Thursday that she would be stepping down.

Bomb disposal unit spotted at scene after ‘suspected chemical substances’ handed in to front desk

The QGC was established to mark the Queen’s 70-year reign in 2022, with the public invited to ‘plant a tree for the Jubilee’.

Jamie Klingler, of campaign group Reclaim These Streets, said the Met commissioner should have resigned earlier.

PSNI detectives, working with HM Revenue and Customs, conducted the operation in Co Antrim on Friday morning.

High levels of under-reporting are exposing the limitations of the daily case numbers.

Leroy Logan has tipped Neil Basu for the top job, saying his ‘cultural competence’ may put him ‘head and shoulders’ above other candidates.

The University of Bristol is being sued by Raquel Rosario Sanchez over claims the institution failed to protect her from harassment and bullying.

The Scottish Parliament carried out a security review following the death of Sir David Amess.

He was hit by the vehicle in Airdrie on Thursday evening.

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

Vaughan Gething MS took part in the Welsh Government’s three-week review press conference on Friday.

Brazilian electrician was shot dead on the London Underground in July 2005 after officers mistook him for suicide bomber in counter-terrorism operation led by police chief

Remarks came in private correspondence with a constituent

There were 902 people in hospital on Thursday with recently confirmed Covid-19.

Wine wholesaler Daniel Lambert Wines said it had problems landing a major shipment from the EU this week.

The body of William Duncan, 55, was discovered at a property in Glenalmond Street last week.

Andrew North, the former South Asia correspondent, has been captured along with several others.

The Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said the scheme will help offenders stay ‘on the straight and narrow’.

The AA said the average price of a litre of the fuel reached 151.21p on Thursday.

Transport for London said the electric vehicles boost productivity and have a more ‘open feel’.

Dame Cressida Dick announced she was standing down after losing confidence of London Mayor Sadiq Khan.

‘Tasers and spit hoods should be banned, and no pregnant woman should be held in custody. This is uniquely grim evidence of police abuse of power,’ says campaigner

Rosie Duffield has previously said she was ‘considering’ her future in the party.

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

Here are the requirements for people who want to avoid self-isolation when arriving at foreign holiday destinations.

Neil Coyle has been accused of using offensive language in conversation with a reporter at Strangers’ Bar on the Parliamentary estate.

The end of US tariffs and reduced impacts from the pandemic saw the industry rebound.

Education secretary urged not to let genocide be ‘air-brushed out of teachings on this dark period’

George Panayi, 48, will instead be demoted.

The suggests are made for Glasgow by the city’s Centre for Population Health.

‘Any suggestion of political pressure on the police is completely reprehensible’, says justice committee chair

The Northern Ireland Secretary said the parties should commit to a return to powersharing even if Sinn Fein was the largest party.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has come under fire from LGBT groups over its stance on trans rights.