‘Back then he was part of the problem, claiming it was the EU’s fault not Putin’s. Liars can’t rewrite history,’ says Labour’s Chris Bryant

Daniel Kawczynski faced a furious backlash over the comments

The journalist was shot dead in Londonderry in April 2019 as she observed rioting in the Creggan area.

Rishi Sunak says he is ‘confident labour market is in good position to deal with current global challenges’

Gambling Commission names rival Allwyn Entertainment as preferred applicant to take on venture

The number of workers on payrolls jumped by 275,000 between January and February to a fresh record of 29.7 million, the ONS said.

New law will see more sanctions against Putin-linked super-rich

Imperial Brands and Inchcape have both announced they intend to leave Russia due to the conflict in Ukraine.

The Liverpool footballer and NHS Charities Together ambassador called for NHS staff to get the ‘support and aftercare’ they need

The Prime Minister said the UK should use ‘small modular reactors as well as the larger power stations’ in the future.

Authorities in Bermuda argue domestic partnerships provide the same rights as marriage

More than 43,000 households have offered to put up those fleeing the conflict in Ukraine as part of the UK Government’s sponsorship scheme.

‘I had to send a note to you in order to wake you up,’ Lord Young told

‘I feel like someone somewhere is having a joke at our expense – especially finding out your wedding is cancelled the day before Valentine’s Day’

Hundreds of thousands urge UK government to be at forefront of efforts to help those fleeing war

Scheme offers those providing a home to refugees a £350 monthly payment

The papers on Tuesday feature Vladimir Putin’s latest moves and a history scandal with ‘very naughty monks’.

Frankie Smith was jailed for eight years for allowing the death of the 16-month-old.

The 12 Years A Slave director will receive a knighthood for services to art and film.

The First Minister will make a statement on the relaxing of restrictions on Tuesday afternoon.

Officers say group came down after around seven hours on building’s balcony

A female has been taken to hospital after being found inside a property on Rock Grove with stab wounds.

Action come as Economic Crime Bill clears all parliamentary hurdles

Royal assent was granted for the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act early on Tuesday morning.

‘In the worst cases, victims are having their request for language support denied, while other times they are left to struggle because it is judged they can manage without,’ says expert

‘It is not only lowering our electricity costs every day, but on some days covering 100 per cent of our electricity needs’

Organisers are expecting thousands of visitors to attend the free event in July.

Proposed changes to a means testing threshold will see ‘millions more’ have access to representation.

The number of children arriving into countries alone after fleeing Ukraine is also rising, the Disasters Emergency Committee said.

Exclusive: ‘We’re running against time here,’ Natasha Kucherova, in Prague with her Ukrainian parents, says

Those who were bedridden for seven days or more had higher rates of depression and anxiety, researchers found.

Labour warns refugees will still be required confront ‘excessive bureaucracy’ before coming to Britain

Scottish government’s Minister for Refugees from Ukraine Neil Gray said there was concern that the sponsorship scheme would be slow and cumbersome.

Labour peer Lord Young of Norwood Green was blocked by Government frontbencher Baroness Bloomfield of Hinton Waldrist.

The Education Secretary said Ukrainian students in the UK will also be supported through extended leave to remain.

Exclusive: Government refuses to publish full public consultation results as controversial laws enter final votes in parliament

The new changes come into effect from 4am on Friday.

Signs were hung on the balcony saying ‘this property has been liberated’ and ‘Putin go f*** yourself’

Last week, the duchess revealed she has been left with a slight cough in the aftermath of the Covid virus.

Ministers have announced have all measures, including passenger locator forms, will end on Friday.

They were stopped by police near the property belonging to Oleg Deripaska in Belgrave Square, west London.

Boris Johnson’s energy supply strategy delayed as PM prepares to ask Saudi Arabia to open the oil tap

The prime minister is reportedly planning a trade visit to the autocracy

Russian and Ukrainian officials held further peace talks, but the death toll continued to mount on Monday.

Former professional boxer Wladimir Klitschko shared a video of the blast’s aftermath on Twitter.

The Homes for Ukraine scheme has been launched with no limit on the number of Ukrainians who can be offered shelter in Britain.

The pair were stopped by officers near the property belonging to Oleg Deripaska in Belgrave Square, west London.

Assange is wanted in America following WikiLeaks’ publication of classified files

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the case against the post-Brexit arrangements will go to the Supreme Court.

Those offering a place to stay will receive a tax-free monthly payment of £350 which will not affect benefit entitlements or council tax status.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said the move will ‘mean greater freedom in time for Easter’.

Lord Sentamu paid tribute to the Queen during the annual Commonwealth Day service.

Moments after website goes live link to registration page crashes

Senior judges said his application did not raise ‘an arguable point of law’.

Judge Carolyn Hilder has questioned assessments made by specialists treating the woman, who has been diagnosed as having bipolar affective disorder

The monarch’s diary looks set to remain pretty sparse amid mobility issues, according to Joe Little of Majesty magazine.

The 65,000-tonne vessel returned to the Glen Mallan ammunition jetty on Loch Long.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has added to what was already going to be a year of high energy prices, one expert said.

Experts ‘certain’ some will view scheme as ‘opportunity to turn a profit at expense of vulnerable individuals’

Sinclair referred to the gun – made famous by Sean Connery in the 007 film Dr No – as a ‘James Bond ting’.

Higher Education Minister Simon Harris also confirmed that Irish students who fled from Ukraine will be able to continue their studies in Ireland.

The street where the Ukrainian consulate is in the city been unofficially renamed in honour of Volodymyr Zelensky.

The Government was expected to announce the move later on Monday.

Chilly and wet conditions are set to give way to dry and bright weather and a hint of spring warmth in the coming days.

Odd Petter Magnussen visited London on Monday to lay flowers to mark the 14th anniversary of the murder of his daughter Martine

It’s ‘vital’ that detectives speak to the man regarding the attack in east London, police said

The country, while military neutral, has committed itself to providing non-lethal aid to Ukrainian forces battling the Russian invasion.

The decision comes after a separate libel claim brought by ENRC against Mr Burgis and publisher HarperCollins was dismissed on March 2.

Sami Chokri, who performs under the name Sami Switch, claims Shape Of You infringes “particular lines and phrases” of his 2015 track Oh Why.

Sean Fitzgerald, who was unarmed, died after being shot in the chest during a pre-planned police raid in 2019.

RAF Mildenhall is home of the US Air Force’s 100th Air Refueling Wing

Campaigners concerned that naming process will mean ‘only refugees with connections to UK will benefit’

The squatters broke into the property in Belgrave Square at around 1am on Monday and declared that it ‘belongs to Ukrainian refugees’.

The inquest into the disappearance of the serviceman heard detectives had ruled out a claim that he had been picked up by a taxi driver.

Paralympian was unveiled as the region’s active travel commissioner, taking over from cyclist Chris Boardman.

One organisation has warned that modern slavery offenders could try to take advantage of the new scheme which will see households paid £350 a month.

Cost of living crisis biggest factor in capital – with Tory-held Wandsworth and Westminster the crucial battles in May

Nathan Pickersgill received a sentence of four years after pleading guilty

Coronavirus cases are steadily increasing after lifting of restrictions last month

Sajid Javid said he has donated to the Disasters Emergency Committee appeal for Ukraine

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said it is up to individual ministers whether they offer their help.

The RAF gunner was 23 when he disappeared in the early hours of September 24 after a night out in Bury St Edmunds

Boris Johnson will reportedly travel to region in the coming days

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

Downing Street said that in the first instance visa and sponsorship schemes should be used but ministers were open to all options.

The monarch said “in these testing times” she hopes people can draw strength and inspiration from the “family of nations”.

Downing Street said there is no way for Boris Johnson to turn down the pay rise given to all MPs.

A foster family has given evidence about how the 14-year-old made their lives ‘hell’.

Team leader Dr Michael Griksaitis, from University Hospital Southampton, said he was overwhelmed by the human tragedy on the ground.

The duchess is being sued for defamation by her half sister Samantha Markle.