YouTube has pulled video clips of hoax calls with senior cabinet ministers targeted by Russian imposters in stunt blamed on the Kremlin by the British government.

Justice secretary ‘feels very strongly’ that democratic debate being ‘whittled away’

Britain’s cost of living crisis is set to plunge 1.3 million people into poverty over the next 12 months

Exclusive: Middle-earners getting ‘pulled into hardship’, warn charity bosses

The band said it was ‘devastated by the untimely loss’ and asked for the privacy of his family to be respected.

Max Fox has welcomed 26-year-old Vlad into his home.

Significant developments in the war in Ukraine feature among Saturday’s front pages.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are touring the Caribbean to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Boris Johnson wanted to extend energy price cap beyond October review, report claims

Meanwhile, Boris Johnson confronted China’s President Xi Jinping as western allies tried to pressure Beijing away from offering support to Moscow.

Heritage Minister Nigel Huddleston has launched the call for new nominations, hailing the ‘transformative impact’ of the status.

The detention of ships is based on concerns over their safety and to prevent them going to sea.

Company ‘will not be able to rush inexperienced crew through training’, says transport secretary

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are coming to the end of their eight-day tour of the Caribbean.

The account, allegedly running a Kremlin disinformation campaign, published videos of Defence Secretary Ben Wallace and Home Secretary Priti Patel.

The DUP leader was speaking ahead of the latest rally against the Northern Ireland Protocol, which took place in Ballymoney.

Exclusive: In a letter to Nadhim Zahawi and the home secretary Priti Patel, seen by The Independent, dozens of signatories expressed their outrage at the incident

Boris Johnson had tasked the Cabinet Secretary with investigating the events, but now he has reportedly received questions from the Met.

Police say a van driver was forced to drive a device he believed to be a bomb to Holy Cross chapel while the event was ongoing.

The alarm was raised at 4.06pm on Thursday after the 40-year-old mother failed to pick her children up from school.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and Sinn Fein Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill said people want to move on from violence.

Ali Harbi Ali has denied murder and preparation for terrorist acts.

Newly uncovered archives back up the longstanding claims

William and Kate watched a Junkanoo parade.

The governing board of a London school where a Black schoolgirl was strip-searched has reportedly apologised and claimed staff were “not aware a strip-search was taking place”.

Police have urged public not to approach him

Ali Harbi Ali has denied murder and preparation for terrorist acts.

Mark Woolcock died on April 20 2020 at east London’s Newham University Hospital, where he had worked for more than 17 years.

Nato leaders have called on Beijing to ‘abstain’ from backing the Kremilin’s war effort.

The phones were taken before the asylum seekers could contact relatives to say they were safe

Dr Holohan became one of the best known figures in Ireland overnight when the pandemic struck.

Mr Murray was jailed for eight months for contempt of court after prosecutors raised concerns that complainers could be identified by his writing.

Joseph Gilligan resigned from the Met in February 2021.

Pa Salieu will be sentenced later after being found guilty of possessing an offensive weapon and admitting a separate charge of violent disorder.

Minibus and taxi firms demanding an extra 20 per cent from cash-strapped councils

The union is calling for a boycott of P&O services over the sackings.

Dr Gary Jenkins was attacked in Bute Park, Cardiff, in July last year.

Lawyers for NGN told a hearing in London this week that it is now time to bring the lengthy litigation to an end.

Princess Haya will now have sole responsibility for their two children in regards to their medical care and schooling

Kyrell Matthews suffered 41 rib fractures and numerous internal injuries at the hands of his mother Phylesia Shirley and Kemar Brown.

Scorecards showing the performance of police and prosecutors are ‘missing important data’, say campaigners.

Only one in eight people infected with the virus are being counted on the Government’s dashboard.

Agreement has been reached to keep the historic attraction in Belfast until at least 2038.

Gordon Lyons said a new Executive following the Assembly elections must formally agree Northern Ireland’s participation.

The Prince of Wales followed in the Queen’s footsteps as he visited one of Ireland’s best-known sites on the final day of his tour of the island. ͏‌

Transport secretary knew ‘commercial decisions’ were looming - and asked DP World to keep him ‘informed’

The duchess addressed an assembly at the Sybil Strachan Primary School in Nassau which was closed for almost two years during the pandemic.

Psychiatrist was ‘beaten, robbed, tortured and left for dead’ by attackers who used homophobic slurs

‘Harrowing’ secret audio recordings captured horrific abuse in weeks before toddler’s death in south London

Talks with Xi Jinping part Western attempts to step up pressure on Russia ‘to withdraw troops’

So far the Government has been unable to provide information on how many Ukrainians have arrived in the UK after being granted visas.

Kyrell Matthews was left with 41 rib fractures and internal injuries by the time of his death in October 2019.

The UK is set to bask in temperatures of up to 20C as blue skies prevail on Saturday and Sunday.

The Yoko Ono Lennon Centre is home to the University of Liverpool’s new 400-seat concert hall, The Tung Auditorium.

New minutes show the Transport Secretary was told a new ‘low-cost competitor’ would cause issues.

Most parents do not feel SATs are a good way for the Government to hold schools to account, according to a survey.

Nato leaders have called on the Chinese government ‘to cease amplifying the Kremlin’s false narratives’.

The number of Scots in hospital with recently confirmed coronavirus has now reached a record high for the fifth day in a row.

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have met with the family of the 23-year-old.

Michelle McIlveen said the decision comes amid an improving situation in the pandemic.

Ali Harbi Ali has denied murder and preparation for terrorist acts.

Northern Ireland is the only nation recording a fall in virus numbers.

Paul Bond’s appeal was granted by judges.

Amos Wilsher was told his second killing had seen ‘cruel violence’ inflicted on a frail victim.

Hundreds of ethnic Serbs in Kosovo have staged protests to pressure the government into allowing them to vote in neighboring Serbia’s April 3 general election

The art school is currently finalising its new strategic plan.

The incident, believed to centre around a hijacked van, was rapidly condemned by politicians in Northern Ireland

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall met relatives of the teacher in Tipperary.

The son of ex-Beatle John Lennon visited the city of his father’s birth to officially unveil the Yoko Ono Lennon Centre.

The Headington Shark among new additions to Oxford Heritage Asset Register as having important cultural, social or historical value

Peers also heard the Government has started drawing up plans for a GCSE in the language, with more likely to be revealed later this year.

“Why couldn’t this letter be sent five months ago, a year ago, two years ago? Why now?”

Private school will top up each pupil’s funding by 50%.

But spokesperson refuses to guarantee firm will be prosecuted under planned changes to the law

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall toured the site as their Ireland visit came to an end.

The government says its plan will help roll out almost five times the current number of fuel pumps

The inquiry into the death of civilian Dawn Sturgess in 2018 will likely begin properly in 2023.

Peter Hebblethwaite admitted there was ‘no doubt’ his firm should have consulted unions before sacking 800 staff, but it did not.

All proceeds from downloads of the song will be donated to help provide essential funds for those affected by the Russian invasion.

Former Labour PM warns ‘this is an emergency’ as parents choose between turning up heating or feeding children amid rising cost of living

Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever has 10-40 per cent fatality rate, according to World Health Organisation

Prop Store poster expert Mark Hochman said the sale prompted cheers in the auction room.

The AA said petrol prices have fallen just 2.71p and diesel 1.59p despite Rishi Sunak saying a 5p fuel cut comes into effect from 6pm on Wednesday.

The Unite general secretary said she is committed to uncovering the truth about allegations of union collusion.

Haye also went on a rampage trying to get into people’s cars and at one point he jumped onto a car and punched through the windscreen

The price of fertiliser and fuel has gone through the roof.

Vasile Culea pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted murder at Derby Crown Court on Friday.

Gordon Lyons said a lack of a functioning powersharing Executive in Belfast means ministers cannot give ‘in principle’ support to the joint bid.

Transport secretary says company boss showed ‘brazen, breathtaking, incredible arrogance’

The Health Secretary said the move was part of efforts to ensure that refugees received the ‘warmest welcome possible’ in Scotland.

Calls to the charity’s dedicated prison line rose from 266,076 in 2019 to 424,509 in 2021, according to data obtained by the PA news agency.

Transport secretary said he would learn some Ukrainian to make the refugee family welcome in his home

British military intelligence said Ukrainian counter-attacks have taken back towns and defensive positions around the capital.

The prime minister looked on while his western counterparts were reacquainted

Grant Shapps said chief executive Peter Hebblethwaite should resign after his ‘brazen’ comments about ‘knowingly breaking the law’.