No 10 insists it will respond to public interest in partygate probe in due course

Power cuts and disruption services expected as Storm Dudley set to hit Britain today

A man is fighting for his life after a suspected gas explosion tore through a row of flats in Sunderland on Tuesday.

Moneyfacts said there were 100 cash savings accounts which could beat inflation available one year ago.

Jarrad O’Field arrested after landing at Heathrow on flight from Canada

Exclusive: ‘A lot of black queer people I know are basically just surviving,’ one participant said

But former head of MI6 says a ‘full-blooded’ Russian invasion of Ukraine was never as high as some western governments portrayed

Assembly members warn law will make ethnic minorities into second class citizens

Seun McMillan, 23, died after being stabbed in Southgate, north London, in May 2017.

The Dutch brewer said it will raise its prices in a bid to offset higher costs, including sharp increases across commodities, energy and freight.

The Labour leader said it is ‘very difficult’ to tell people not to ask for a pay rise, following Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey’s comments.

Northumbria Police confirmed the man’s condition had deteriorated overnight following the blast in Sunderland on Tuesday afternoon.

Queen’s second son ‘regrets his association’ with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein

Margaret Lang, 67, was killed in the collision in East Ayrshire on Friday.

The Defence Secretary said Russia had significant forces in place to mount an invasion and he had not seen evidence of a withdrawal.

Brian Maley, 52, was found in the Springburn area of Glasgow last week.

Scheme’s rate is thought to be the highest of its kind

Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) hailed an ‘extraordinary year’ which saw it post a 98.5% rise in profits after tax for 2021.

The industry has called for the creation of a new regulatory body called the Office of Charging.

The front pages focus on developments for the Duke of York and Ukraine border tensions.

The pilot will run for a ‘minimum’ of three years with each member of the cohort receiving a basic income payment of £1600 per month for 24 months.

The Defence Secretary will join Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin amid ongoing tensions in eastern Europe.

Mia Hansson said she passed the halfway mark in January of this year.

An amber weather warning will be in effect from 4pm until midnight on Wednesday.

Royals urged to ‘come clean’ over whether Duke of York will receive assistance as Buckingham Palace remains silent

More than 250 young people will be skilled up by 70 companies who are backing The Independent’s jobs drive

The Met Office has issued an amber warning for strong winds which could endanger life from 4pm on Wednesday.

The Government’s UK Vaccine Network (UKVN) is providing grants for 22 projects which aim to tackle diseases in low and middle income countries.

Deirdre Hargey confirmed on Wednesday that the move would be introduced following a surge in the cost of living.

Nine-year-old was killed as Storm Malik lashed UK last month

Ella Kissi-Debrah’s relatives raising funds for ‘a space in which we look hopefully into a future in which clean air is recognised as the human right it is’

Commentators say royal will ‘forever be tainted’

Russian Ambassador Yury Filatov rejected the suggestion that any invasion was or had been imminent.

Questions over how Duke will fund bill which reports suggest could top £10m

There has been speculation that Andrew has agreed to pay an eight-figure sum.

Defence secretary to attend emergency Nato meeting in Brussels to discuss Ukraine crisis

Enquiries are ongoing to inform the man’s next of kin

One of Anthony Russell’s victims suffered 113 injuries in brutal attack

Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney said Irish citizens currently in Ukraine ‘should leave now using available commercial option’.

Labour’s Rachael Maskell, who represents York Central, has said Andrew must remove his association with the city.

Queen’s favourite child once said he had no ‘recollection’ of it being taken. Now it’s at centre of historic settlement, writes Andrew Buncombe

No further information will be released about the winner unless they agree to publicity

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

Police have opened an investigation into the crash and are appealing for information

The Duke of York and Virginia Giuffre reached an agreement in the case on Tuesday.

The Duke of York, who has settled the civil sexual assault case he was facing, is likely to want to attend his late father’s thanksgiving event.

Politicians at Stormont are now trying to pass as much legislation as possible before the election period begins.

Campaigners’ review calls for ‘ineffective, disproportionate and discriminatory’ scheme to be stopped

Watch the latest UK weather forecast from the Independent for today.

The young fan, named Joe, taped three coins to his letter which he wanted the club to pass on to Harry McKirdy.

Former ambassador to Nepal Richard Morris was last seen running near his home in Hampshire on May 6 2020 and his body was found three months later.

The Government should ‘go now and go hard’ on sanctions against Russia, the Labour leader said.

Ministers from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have jointly written to UK immigration minister Kevin Foster.

The bill would create a new offence of upskirting and downblousing, as well as abolishing the so-called ‘rough sex’ defence for alleged offenders.

Police say the seizure caused a ‘massive disruption’ to drug supply in Scotland.

Javid also acknowledged “people who have racist views and are racist” are among the force’s staff

MI5 officer had raised concerns that ‘something could potentially get through’ because of workload before attack

The Queen’s second son will always have a question mark over him, one commentator said.

The lead, the character of Golda Meir, who was Jewish, is played by Dame Helen Mirren.

Monarchy irrevocably ‘tainted’ by Duke of York’s association with Epstein ‘and there’s no going back on that,’ says royal expert

At a meeting of Cabinet on Tuesday, the Irish Government approved an extension to the term of office for Garda Commissioner Drew Harris.

New figures published by the Central Statistics Office show that imports to the Republic of Ireland from Northern Ireland increased by 65%.

Scotrail announced services will end at 4pm on Wednesday in areas expected to be badly hit by winds gusting up to 90mph.

Duke of York ‘regrets his association with Jeffrey Epstein’, statement says

An orthopaedic surgeon who helped re-open sporting events after lockdown said he disagreed with Novak Djokovic’s decision to not get the jab.

Photos of severe damage at the property in Roker show its roof and part of its front missing, with bricks and debris in the street outside.

James Ross, 27, was seriously injured during a disturbance at the Abronhill Shopping Centre and later pronounced dead nearby.

‘I’m so sorry I had to kiss you goodnight in that hospital bed,’ the player’s sister wrote

Three days of ‘danger for life’ weather warnings in place for UK this week

Larysa Gerasko’s appearance before an Oireachtas committee comes after days of warnings that a Russian invasion of Ukraine may be imminent.

Idling games consoles, TVs and desktop printers and scanners among biggest offenders when it comes to everyday gadgets and devices wasting energy

DUP MLA Paul Frew questioned why a plan to redevelop football stadia had been halted while the Casement Park redevelopment continued.

Joy Morrissey, who is now PM’s top parliamentary aide, says letter criticising government policy was sent ‘in error’

The settlement between the parties was reached on Tuesday.

The TV naturalist is bringing a claim over a series of articles on the website Country Squire Magazine.

Allegations against Air Marshal Andrew Turner inaccurate and ‘vexatious’, says lawyer

The Government is under pressure to confirm continued Covid test funding for devolved nations following reports free LFTs and PCRs will be axed.

A profile on the Duke of York, after lawyers confirm his civil sex case brought by Virginia Giuffre will be settled outside of court.

Government failed to comply with equality duty in appointing Tory peer and her ex-Sainsbury colleague

Responsibility for Middle East issues handed to Asia minister

The Duke of York and Virginia Giuffre reached a settlement on Tuesday.

Former Post Office employees detail how their lives have been ripped apart by wrongful convictions for theft

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and high profile fan Val McDermid were among those to voice their outrage at the signing of the player.

Stephen Magorrian, managing director of the Horatio Group, said that the challenge for businesses now was to rebuild consumer confidence.

Newborn girl’s parents were initially told ‘babies that small don’t survive’

Professor Ian Young urged people to continue to wear face masks in certain public settings, even though it will no longer be a legal requirement.

The 49-year-old collected an MBE for services to motorcycle racing at Windsor Castle.

Just 14 areas have recorded a week-on-week rise.

A pair of moccasins, a child’s bonnet and a war necklace made from deer hooves are said to be in Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

The Prime Minister said there was a ‘diplomatic opening’ but Russia could send troops into Ukraine at ‘any time’.

The Government said classrooms should not aim for a gender-neutral approach.

Boris Johnson says signals coming from Moscow are ‘mixed’ and intelligence on troop build-up ‘not encouraging’

Prince had friendship with billionaire sex offender spanning more than a decade

The jellyfish tends to appear on British shores during the autumn months