Forecasters have advised anyone spending long periods outdoors to wear sunscreen

The prank caller pretended to be Ukraine’s PM to discuss nuclear weapons

Maher Maaroufe, 22, was charged with murder as well as assaulting an emergency worker, the Metropolitan Police said.

Oliver Dowden says PM’s comparison between Brexit and the Ukraine was about ‘free nations being able to choose their own destiny’

The dog was handed over to the police at the address and has been humanely destroyed

Maher Maaroufe, 22, has also been charged with assaulting an emergency worker

Police are appealing for anyone who knew Roy Bigg to come forward.

Ex-foreign secretary says slow repayment of debt and turnover of foreign secretaries may have slowed down release

The Office for National Statistics said interest payments on government debt jumped to £8.2 billion last month, up from £5.4 billion a year earlier.

Kingfisher said it has removed directly sourced products from Russia and Belarus over the invasion in Ukraine and is working with suppliers.

Concerns current ‘matching’ system for UK sponsorship scheme is like a ‘Tinder for people traffickers’

Gastrointestinal outbreaks reported to health agencies during the first six months of lockdown fell by 52%, according to the study.

As the duke and duchess wrap up their trip, William quoted his grandmother’s speech on freedom and democracy.

First-hand accounts from the front line in Ukraine feature among Tuesday’s papers.

Campaign groups All the Citizens and the Good Law Project have both brought claims

Chris Mullin is challenging an application by West Midlands Police.

Robinson – whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon – was sued by Jamal Hijazi.

Union claims ferry operator engaging in ‘shocking exploitation’ of seafarers

Anthony Seddon and his Ukrainian wife, Anna, have already raised more than £9,800 to deliver medical supplies to the Polish border.

The College of Policing published a guide for police officers to make sure use of live facial recognition technology is ‘legal and ethical’.

The Government said 3.7 million medical items have now been donated to the war-torn country.

Some providers are struggling to remain sustainable, according to Coram Family and Childcare’s annual report.

William and Kate were shown how to boil water using a plastic bottle dangling over a fire.

The defence secretary suggested the ‘video fakes’ is a sign of the invasion of Ukraine going badly for Russia.

Kit Malthouse employing ‘wait and see attitude’, Labour MP claims

The Duke of York stepped down from royal duties in November 2019 and was stripped of honorary military titles and royal patronages this year.

Ali Harbi Ali, 26, tricked his way into meeting 69-year-old Sir David at a church before stabbing him to death in a “vicious and frenzied attack” last October, jurors have been told

Boris Johnson urged to ‘come clean’ on whether he will quit if he is found to have broken rules

British-Iranian dual national says she should have been returned six years ago

After a quiet weekend, crossings resumed amid calm seas and despite poor visibility.

Amelia Anisovych was reunited with her mother just days before she sang the Ukrainian national anthem at a charity concert.

The historic site, which features thousands of buildings, was discovered in the 1930s by a logger looking for mahogany.

The DUP leader said he wants parties to work together rather than focus on the possibility of a ‘divisive’ border poll.

Sacked P&O workers watched in the House of Commons public gallery.

Revellers can enjoy an extra two hours at licensed premises across the special June weekend.

The DUP leader said it is up to Boris Johnson whether his legacy as Prime Minister will be Brexit or the break-up of the Union.

‘If you are to say that, you are basically saying that the prime minister and the defence secretary are liars’

Sultana Tafadar received her Letters Patent – the document denoting the award for excellence in advocacy – at the Palace of Westminster on Monday.

The Metropolitan Police said more than 100 questionnaires have been sent out to people who were at the alleged gatherings.

Nineteen year-old City University student was found dead on Saturday and man has been arrested

Health Minister Robin Swann said the extension allows action in the event of a worsening of the pandemic.

Devraj Jhalam, 95, received his fourth coronavirus jab in Slough on Monday.

The tennis star is on trial accused of hiding or failing to hand over assets before and after his bankruptcy

Speeches near Parliament Square from members of the Opposition and trade union leaders were met with applause.

Tulip Siddiq, who represents Hampstead and Kilburn, says she owes it to the British-Iranian mother to ask why it took so long to bring her back.

Ed Sheeran and his co-authors deny that Shape Of You copies part of 2015 song Oh Why.

‘Window for pump prices to come down appears to have been well and truly closed,’ RAC spokesperson says

Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the figures are ‘no particular cause for concern’.

Exclusive: “To every Black mother and daughter: we are taking action,” Councillor Anntoinette Bramble told The Independent.

Former shadow chancellor says ‘radical’ programme needed to protect incomes and rein in costs

British Geological Survey says earthquake had a magnitude of 4.9

The 15-year-old was searched by female Metropolitan Police officers at her school in 2020 without another adult present and while on her period.

Official also alleges top civil servants lied to MPs about decision

A volunteer in Poland said the visa application process for Ukrainian refugees is “too complicated and difficult and too lengthy”.

University workers also started a separate action on Monday in a dispute over pensions.

Two new Covid-19 variants are surging across the globe but what exactly are they? And should we be worried?

The 52 young travellers, who range in age between one and 18, and their carers were due to fly from Poland to London on Monday.

Senior civil servant Brian Martin said the report’s findings that the cladding failed fire safety tests ‘just got missed’.

The findings contribute towards the understanding of the origins and evolution of language, researchers suggest.

Proceeds from tax would be paid out as dividend, incomes of most people overall

Dragos Stefan Damian was extradited from Italy to face a UK court following the investigation into the lorry deaths of 39 Vietnamese nationals

It comes after Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky called out the Swiss firm over the weekend for still doing business in Russia

Later closing times will come during four-day bank holiday weekend

Sir David Amess suffered more than 20 stab injuries when he was killed in October.

PM has ‘hold’ on electorate ‘like no other British politician’, says Lord Hayward

Former detainee describes sustaining herself in prison with ‘faded memories’ of daughter playing, at emotional first press conference

Police made arrest on Sunday afternoon, hours after naming the victim as Sabita Thanwani

National insurance, fuel duty and VAT changes are all being considered

Six lorry loads of aid will leave Scotland on Tuesday for Poland and the Ukrainian city of Lviv.

Environmentalist’s family ‘truly devastated’ he was not freed with Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori last week

Travis Frain, 24, was injured in the Westminster terror attack.

‘Spurious’ to suggest PM was comparing fight against Russia to struggle against EU, says Sajid Javid

The airman, of Dunfermline, Fife, was 23 when he disappeared after a night out in Suffolk.

Ex-foreign secretary Jack Straw said Iranian negotiators who came to the UK in 2013 to resolve a disputed debt were detained despite having visas.

The online auction house selling CND Soldiers is now only accepting bids above £40,000, with all proceeds to go to a children’s hospital in Kyiv.

Police are calling for anyone who knew Roy to share information

Exclusive: The demonstration will be staged near the British High Commission in the capital of Kingston

The family of wildlife conservationist Morad Tahbaz, who also holds Iranian citizenship, says he has gone on hunger strike.

Irish colleges and universities will make student beds available to refugees when they fall vacant at the end of the term.

“Businesses, unions and MPs from across the political spectrum all agree that mandatory ethnicity pay gap reporting would boost prosperity and address inequality,” Shadow Equalities Minister Taiwo Owatemi said

Fiona Beal, 48, is accused of murdering missing 42-year-old Nicholas Billingham

Researchers looked at rates of tooth decay and hospital admissions for tooth extractions.

The figures come as most of the remaining Covid rules in Scotland are scrapped.

It will be her first play in the capital since her award-winning turn in Harry Potter And The Cursed Child.

The wartime singer had a highly successful career spanning more than 90 years.

Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis will face trial after the prosecution indicted him in a fraud case involving European Union subsidies

Stormont economy minister Gordon Lyons updated the Assembly following the sacking of 800 staff by the ferry company.

Beata Hulsen enjoyed a concert delivered by Andrew Bernardi, who played a 300-year-old violin to mark the occasion.

Richard Ratcliffe said the journey back to normality will involve ‘baby steps’.