Media regulator says it ‘cannot be satisfied that it can be a responsible broadcaster’

Government ‘looking into’ ways to get money back, James Heappey suggests

Scathing report by Public Accounts Committee criticises government’s approach

Joan Lawrence was speaking as she marked the 13th anniversary of her daughter going missing.

Bosses said the pub group is in a strong position, with ‘a full complement of staff’ and ‘fully stocked’.

The first phase of the Homes for Ukraine programme will launch on Friday

Boris Johnson has urged EU to ‘get off that addiction’ – but chancellor has highlighted severe impact on UK if it does

The company operates four routes: Dover to Calais; Hull to Rotterdam; Liverpool to Dublin; and Cairnryan, Scotland, to Larne, Northern Ireland.

Friday’s front pages are dominated by the war in Ukraine and the sacking of P&O workers.

A Labour MP for one of the affected ports called on the Government to force P&O to ‘come up with a different plan’.

The parent company has stopped supporting the supply chain, operations and marketing for Burger King in the country.

The Hollywood power couple previously said they would match up to 30 million dollars in donations to help supply humanitarian aide to refugees.

Zaghari-Ratcliffe family have been ‘relentless in their pursuit of justice’, says Tulip Siddiq MP

Ministers underestimated costs by at least £854m a year, analysis suggests, as homes warn of ‘catastrophic’ financial failure

Officers also shut down 30 county lines gangs, the Met said

More than 150,000 Britons have registered their interest in taking in Ukrainians.

However, concerns have been raised about red tape, safeguarding and resourcing.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) is seeking legal advice to challenge the sackings.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps said lifting the requirements would allow ‘greater freedom in time for Easter’ to go abroad.

The Commons Public Accounts Committee delivered a critical assessment of the UK’s trade deals.

The Foreign Affairs Minister will meet Polish counterpart Minister Zbigniew Rau in Warsaw.

The operation uncovered around £4.25m of class A and B drugs across England and Wales.

Michael Sheen and Cerys Matthews are among the performers contributing to the From Swansea, With Love project.

The Bill would force the Scottish Government to publish a quarterly update on the budget.

The US president made an impassioned plea that the Good Friday Agreement be protected amid ongoing post-Brexit negotiations.

Tory chairman Oliver Dowden will say the “new Conservative Party” will represent “mill towns and mining towns as well as the metropolis”.

Boxing coach Adrian Martin said the teenager had a ‘contagious smile’ that ‘lit up a room’

Under-18s make up one in eight terrorism-related arrests in UK

Brandon Lewis confirmed that 6,262 people in Northern Ireland have signed up for the scheme.

David Maggs told police his wife ‘doesn’t know how to keep her mouth shut, so I topped her’

‘Missed opportunities’ in death of Argentinian footballer alongside pilot in January 2019, says family

Michael Martin contracted Covid during his visit to Washington for St Patrick’s Day

He was suspended from force following his arrest in October 2021

The meeting was held virtually after Micheal Martin contracted Covid.

Campaigners condemn the treatment of the teenager – while critics take aim at the politicians who support police presence in schools

Councillors unanimously awarded freedom of the city to the Ukrainian leader, as well as to Vitali Klitschko, the mayor of Edinburgh’s twin city Kyiv.

Political parties in the region have reacted with shock after the ferry operator sacked 800 staff and replaced them with cheaper agency workers.

More than 150,000 Britons have registered their interest in taking in Ukrainians.

The mother-of-one was pictured in a smiling selfie among the daffodils with her husband and daughter on her first day back in the UK.

‘It’s the worst behaviour of a 19th century mill owner’

Chunks of technology designed to spot broken down vehicles has gone down - meaning drivers could be left strandard in 70 mph traffic

A group of 48 Ukrainian orphans will be given sanctuary in the UK after Priti Patel bowed to pressure to remove red tape blocking their arrival.

The Scottish First Minister condemned the ‘appalling treatment of its workers’.

Minister says caller posed ‘several misleading questions’

Priti Patel confirmed the youngsters, who have been evacuated from Ukraine by charity Dnipro Kids, would be allowed to travel to the UK.

Justin Lee Price, 19, directed a slur at the 24-year-old striker after England’s defeat in a penalty shoot-out against Italy last summer.

Home Secretary Priti Patel and Defence Secretary Ben Wallace were called by an impostor claiming to be Ukraine’s PM.

MPs held a debate on the Irish diaspora in Britain to mark St Patrick’s Day.

Researchers say the findings support the possibility the drug could be a preventative treatment for the condition.

The US president’s links to the country are well-known.

The charity works with vulnerable children and young people in southern African nations of Lesotho and Botswana.

Youngster faces 15 charges for alleged crimes between April 2021 and February 2022

Joe Biden, who has always taken pride in his Irish roots, hailed Irish efforts to help defend the war-torn country from Russian aggression.

Humanitarian corridors have ‘turned red with the blood of people’

The Argentinian footballer, who had just joined Cardiff City, was passenger in a plane that crashed into the English Channel in 2019.

Now 82-year-old, who was held in captivity in Lebanon for almost five years, says British-Iranian mother should take her time adjusting to normal life

War in Ukraine and fear of inflation surge cause policymakers to increase rate to 0.75 per cent

Research shows more than one in three women living in the UK - which amounts to 11 million women - have been subjected to online abuse

The sackings sparked outrage from politicians and workers, many of whom refused to leave ships.

Lara Symons, 53, chief executive of Hostage International, spoke to the PA news agency about some of the struggles ex-hostages can expect to face.

Ben Wallace accused Russia of ‘dirty tricks’ following the incident, which he branded a ‘desperate’ move.

Hospital admissions are still highest among the over-85s.

Frank Matthews, of Greenwich, south-east London, set up a JustGiving page – Lviv and Let Live – just over a week ago aiming to raise £5,000.

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According to two new studies, something called “quantum hair” is the answer to an almost half-century-old problem.

More than 1.7 million people – out of a total of almost three million refugees – have crossed Ukraine’s border with Poland.

Dave Ashley, a 49-year-old father of two, managed to eject from cockpit but was found dead

Stuart Kelly and Michael McGrath pleaded guilty to sending offensive and menacing messages to the Labour deputy leader after the Tory MP was killed.

Police intervened after dozens of employees stood on the road holding banners and flags.

There is also growing concern about the number of children being drawn into extreme right-wing terrorism.

More than 122,000 Britons have registered their interest in taking in Ukrainians.

The Scottish First Minister said she is ‘deeply concerned’ by the move.

The 95-year-old head of state reached her Platinum Jubilee last month and recently recovered from a bout of Covid.

Willie McKay was involved in the transfer of Emiliano Sala to Cardiff City from Nantes and helped organise the flight on which the striker died.

David Maggs who killed his wife Linda at their home in Pontypool last year will serve a minimum of 20 years in prison.

Shadow justice secretary Steve Reed was responding to Government proposals to tackle Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation.

The Cardiff City footballer was killed in a plane crash in 2019 as he returned to Wales after saying goodbye to former team-mates at Nantes in France.

The Argentina-born striker died from head and chest injuries but was deeply unconscious, having been poisoned by carbon monoxide.

The striker’s ability to regularly find the back of the net for Ligue 1 mid-table side Nantes had attracted the attention of Premier League scouts.

The Knightsbridge-based department store said its Beluga vodka stock has been removed from sale.

Crew members currently on board ships were instructed by unions not to leave.

Dame Cressida Dick, who is stepping down as the boss of the Metropolitan Police, spoke to reporters on Thursday.

Hundreds of people lined the streets of the city for the first large-scale March 17 celebrations since 2019.

Charlie Southall, 43, said his experience of living in a women’s shelter as a child influenced his decision to make the offer.

‘Ukrainian resistance remains staunch and well-coordinated,’ British intelligence update says

The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee voted eight to one to increase rates by a quarter point, marking the third rise in a row.

The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is accused of carrying out raids on Claridge’s in Mayfair and the Four Seasons in Park Lane.

The Scottish Tory leader was previously one of the most senior voices calling for the Prime Minister to go.

Around one in 10 delays lasted more than an hour.

‘Small number’ of luxury vessels blocked from leaving

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said it is right to protect Poland as the country takes in the bulk of Ukrainian refugees.

But despite the high numbers, Deputy First Minister John Swinney has said he believes the peak of the BA.2 variant has passed.

Kemi Badenoch also says Britain ‘fairest country in the world’