A schoolgirl who stabbed to death a ‘peaceful and caring’ musician has been jailed after she admitted manslaughter.

The 33-year-old man’s body was found in a property in Dundee late on Monday evening.

Labour called for emergency visas for people fleeing the fighting as the Transport Secretary said 760 have been allowed in so far.

‘Zelensky has asked us to proceed in the way we are doing’, says Grant Shapps

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

Cost for electricity and gas set to increase by more than 50 per cent from 1 April

Government ‘carrying out investigations’ on aircraft at Farnborough, says Grant Shapps

The Polish politician oversaw Brexit talks as president of the European Council

Five-legged lambs are extremely rare - it is thought to only happen to one lamb in a million

Mark and Ruth Chalmers’s priority after their EuroMillions Raffle win was helping their two daughters have children.

Some of the key questions answered on the Ukrainian situation in the north of France, as thousands try to make it to the UK.

‘No country has given more humanitarian aid to Ukraine than UK,’ transport secretary insists

Multi-national rally in centre of capital calls for more visas for Ukrainian refugees

Several ‘young men’ in police custody after injured man dies following incident at supermarket

Stagecoach is now backing a sale to investor DWS Infrastructure for 105p a share in cash and has pulled its support for the National Express tie-up.

Mr Zelensky welcomed the announcement coordinated between the US and UK on Tuesday to hurt Russia financially over its invasion of Ukraine.

‘National government’ needed amid biggest crisis since WWII, says Lord Cormack

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng announced on Tuesday the UK will phase out the import of Russian oil and oil products by the end of the year.

Both parties file order calling for civil case action to be dismissed

Calum Isted will be the youngest person ever to bring a public petition to MSPs at Holyrood.

More than half of ethnic minority Britons say they have experienced or witnessed racial abuse in the past year

Paul Doherty said their priority is to get the aid to the people of Ukraine as quickly and safely as possible.

The Ukrainian President welcomed the co-ordinated move from Britain and the US to punish Vladimir Putin.

Dame Cressida called for more women to join the police force

The nation’s papers focus on Volodymyr Zelensky’s speech to the Commons.

Insecure work is ‘tightening the grip’ of structural racism in the workplace, the TUC has warned

Michael Felton said he is ‘lost for words’ over his fight to get his elderly mother-in-law to safety in the UK.

The MoD statement comes amid reports that soldiers may have gone to join the fight in Ukraine.

Ex-speaker insists he is a ‘warm, empathetic, principled and passionate person’

A joint order was filed on Tuesday to dismiss the case against Andrew brought by Virginia Giuffre in New York.

The major brands have announced the move in response to the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng announced on Tuesday that UK will phase out the import of Russian oil and oil products by the end of the year.

Refugees Welcome: Frustration mounts around Britain’s response to refugee influx in Europe

The new affordable version of the iPhone SE has some of the same features

Government officials intend to redirect those seeking sanctuary to a small “pop-up” visa application centre in Lille

In synchronised announcements, western nations announce plans to cut back on Russian energy

The new phone will go on sale on March 18 alongside a new iPad Air and a high-powered Mac Studio desktop computer.

The former Commons Speaker refused to make any ‘faux apologies’ despite a damning report by Parliament’s Independent Expert Panel.

At the current pace of change it will take until 2079 for the police service to achieve a workforce that is representative of England and Wales in terms of ethnicity

UK ‘failed to fulfil its obligations’ to stop Chinese companies flooding market with cheap clothes

Judge Peter Smithwick died on Tuesday and is set to be laid to rest following a funeral service in Co Kilkenny on Friday.

Ukrainian president asks Boris Johnson to declare Russia ‘terrorist state’

The Health Secretary set out his plans to reform care.

Grassroots charities having trouble exporting aid due to new red tape

Funds raised from the event on Wednesday will be donated to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal.

Secret assessment – hidden from MPs – forecast loss of services to women suffering ‘sexual exploitation and abuse’

A police spokesperson issued an appeal for witnesses to come forward.

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

The House was packed to listen to the Ukrainian leader.

The star insisted he is “a songwriter, I write songs, that’s it,” as he faced questions over the creation of hit 2017 hit Shape Of You.

Staff could prevent students from graduating through a marking and assessment boycott next term.

Former Commons speaker will face an internal Labour investigation

The Police Federation of England and Wales, which represents rank-and-file officers, said it was ‘against’ the idea.

Visa centre reportedly no longer accepting walk-in appointments and people are being left to wait outside

Monica Rawson said she first made the appeal for donations after she was left “heartbroken” by scenes from the war-torn country.

During a speech at the Royal College of Physicians, Sajid Javid answered questions about how the UK is helping to support Ukrainians.

The broadcaster temporarily suspended the work of its news journalists and support staff in Russia on Friday.

The First Minister said the Westminster Government had not done enough to help women and children fleeing the war-torn country.

The department was warned in 2014 that ‘combustible’ materials were being used in buildings over 18 metres high, the inquiry was told.

The body of a 33-year-old man was found in a property in Dundee’s Whitfield Avenue at about 11pm on Monday.

Earlier this year, Barrow Borough Council began searching for a new landlord for The Ship Inn on Piel Island.

The First Minister supported plans to create a new statutory aggravation of misogyny which would be considered during sentencing.

Team ExtraOARdinary arrived in Antigua after rowing at sea for 42 days, seven hours and 17 minutes, beating the previous record by seven days.

Prosecutors claim Alan Bird is responsible for his son’s death

Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said it would give ‘more than enough time’ for businesses to adjust.

Micheal Martin said the actions of Vladimir Putin have left the EU exposed in terms of security.

Heidi Crowter will appeal against a ruling which dismissed her challenge to a law which allows abortion up to birth for babies with Down’s Syndrome.

The number one import from Russia was oil, which was worth £4 billion

Clare Daly and Mick Wallace were among 13 MEPs to vote against the European Parliament resolution.

The convoy should reach the Ukrainian/Polish border by the end of the week.

The First Minister branded their treatment as being ‘injustice on a colossal scale’.

The Prince of Wales handed out the medals at Combermere Barracks in Windsor.

Tomi Solomon’s father told the inquest he was a ‘very happy young man’

BBC journalist Clive Myrie spent two weeks reporting from the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.

The UUP has so far not commented over whether its MLAs will back a petition of concern to scupper the Bill.

The Court of Protection had been asked to rule over a treatment dispute.

Professor David Nott delivered a 12-hour online training course to 573 healthcare professionals.

Suspect remains in custody and is being questioned by detectives

RNLI Queensferry was called out to rescue 28 people after they were became stranded on Cramond Island over the weekend.

Fears of wheat and sunflower oil shortages, from both Ukraine and Russia, adding to inflation

The demonstrators said climate change was having a disproportionate effect on women across the globe.

The ‘most likely cause’ for deadly levels of carbon monoxide inside the cabin of the plane carrying footballer Emiliano Sala was a faulty exhaust.

Named after US President Joe Biden, Syllipsimopodi bideni lived 328 million years ago.

Mary Lou McDonald said people cannot wait for a financial package from the Government as prices surge due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Mr McKeague, of Dunfermline, Fife, was 23 when he vanished in the early hours of September 24 2016 after a night out in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.

The Energy Secretary said the country’s energy supply was secure and not reliant on Russia.

No 10 faces down pressure for application centre in port town – where 300 refugees have gathered

‘Snails also move at a pace’: Home Office blasted for bureaucratic system that has admitted just 500 Ukrainians

Mark Drakeford has called on the UK Government to simplify the immigration process to enter the UK.

Conservative MP Dr Caroline Johnson made the query “in the light of this report and the need to set history in context”.

Glancing at his lawyers, Sheeran said: ‘That’s a song I wrote last January. How have you got that?’

The Duchess of Cornwall welcomed Emerald Fennell to Clarence House as she celebrated International Women’s Day.

The House of Lords Fraud Act 2006 and Digital Fraud Committee said it is particularly keen to hear from victims of fraud.

Priti Patel also faced calls to resign as Home Secretary for telling MPs that a visa application centre had been set up en route to Calais.