Labour’s deputy leader said women’s spaces should be protected but trans people also need to be supported.

The force is investigating 12 events and the first fines are reportedly ‘imminent’

The Metropolitan Police has confirmed that 20 cases of lockdown breaches in Downing Street and Whitehall are being referred for fixed penalty fines, but declined to name individuals involved.

The Metropolitan Police said investigators will refer the 20 fixed penalty notices to the ACRO Criminal Records Office.

Labour’s deputy leader said violence is ‘never the answer’.

‘I felt like I couldn’t not host. I wouldn’t be alive if my parents were not given sanctuary here,’ says Lesley Schatzberger, whose mother and father fled the Nazi regime as children and later met in Britain, tells May Bulman

The monarch, who has admitted she has trouble moving, will take her seat in Westminster Abbey in remembrance of her husband.

Government minister Will Quince admitted gatherings held in Downing Street and Whitehall during coronavirus restrictions “shouldn’t have happened”.

Canine attacks, including fatal incidents, are skyrocketing in the UK. But why - and what exactly should be done about them - are much debated issues...

Sabrina Bradshaw and Taylor Kelly were last spotted on Sunday 27 March in Aldeburgh, Suffolk

The UK authorities brought 395 people ashore from 12 boats on Monday, while another 101 people on four boats were intercepted by the French.

‘Despite the best attempts to scare, telemedicine has been shown to be safe, secure and preferable for many patients for a variety of reasons,’ Stella Creasy says

Government minister refuses to say if prime minister should quit if found guilty of lockdown breach

Warning to negotiators not to eat or drink anything during Istanbul talks

Data group Kantar said grocery prices are 5.2% higher than they were a year ago, with inflation at levels not seen since April 2012.

Will Quince said it appeared the police investigation ‘looks like it may be concluding relatively soon’.

Blaze was accidental, firefighters say

Toddler remains in critical condition in hospital amid police probe

`Why didn’t you do it earlier?’: Anousheh Ashouri was held in Iran for five years before release this month

A grassroots civic initiative in Hungary has recruited more than 20,000 volunteer ballot counters to ensure a fair tally in the upcoming general election

Third-year-student’s family informed that a body was found off Edgbaston Park Road

The suspected chemical poisoning of Roman Abramovich and fall-out from the Oscars lead today’s front pages.

The UK pledged to continue to assist Ukraine by implementing tough sanctions on Vladimir Putin’s regime.

The politician, who has been suspended by the Conservative Party, will stand trial at Southwark Crown Court on Tuesday.

The Met previously said more than 100 questionnaires had been sent out to people at the alleged gatherings.

‘Terrified’ eight-month-old dachshund reunited with new owner at after escaping alleged theft attempt

The firm sparked outrage after sacking 800 seafarers without notice on March 17, amid plans to bring in cheaper agency staff.

Ministers urged ‘build on the extraordinary wave of goodwill’ shown by British public following launch of Ukraine sponsorship scheme

Oxford researchers warn design of scheme could see people lose right to stay in UK

Peter Hebblethwaite will face the Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee.

The former Unite general secretary was speaking during a visit to Glasgow.

Doyin Sonibare, 28, will deliver a special tribute, while nine other Gold award holders will line the steps of Westminster Abbey.

KidsOR was launched by husband-and-wife philanthropists Garreth and Nicola Wood, and in 2021.

The collection’s home in Pollok Country Park has been transformed into a modern, more environmentally friendly museum.

Two representatives from each of more than 210 charities have been invited to the memorial service at Westminster Abbey.

Plans are also in place to establish a ‘resident panel’ that will allow tenants to be heard ‘directly’ by those in power.

Researchers say they have developed new versions of the molecule teixobactin, which is thought to be able to kill bacteria but not mammalian tissue.

Chatham House warns Britain’s record has been ‘mixed’ when it comes to building resilience to global challenges.

The force is investigating 12 events, including as many as six which Prime Minister Boris Johnson is said to have attended.

Up to 20 fines expected in first set of punishments over Covid rule-breaking in government

Kathleen Collins warns of ‘very, very bad riots’ if monument is toppled

Six-time Grand Slam champion feared 2017 bankruptcy had damaged ‘brand Becker’

More than 100 questionnaires have been sent out to people at the reported gatherings, Scotland Yard said.

Government announced plans last year to introduce legislation to create a statute of limitations which would end all Troubles-era prosecutions.

‘We need to ensure future talks don’t end up selling Ukraine out or repeating the mistakes of the past,’ foreign secretary says

The venue has been given a £1 million upgrade, including the restoration of its ornate ceiling.

Dr Jenny Harries spoke about the rollout of vaccines during a meeting of the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee.

Chancellor denies EU withdrawal has left UK a more ‘closed’ economy

Doug Beattie was commenting after his constituency office was vandalised hours after he announced his party would no longer participate in the demos.

The Secretary of State said 200 GB businesses are not trading with Northern Ireland.

Chancellor says he will ‘act if necessary’, as MPs warn of ‘vicious’ rise in cost of living

Men In Black star invited to address All-Party Parliamentary Group for One Punch Assaults

While the weather is not unusual for this time of year, it’s far from the warmer temperatures experienced last week

Moment was captured on camera by a passer-by

The Chancellor said it was not possible to protect everyone from the rising cost of living in his spring statement last week.

The Chancellor said it was ‘inevitable’ that leaving the European Union would affect Britain’s trade with the bloc.

Lawyers representing Igor Kolomoisky and Gennadiy Bogolyubov argued that the trial could not go ahead because of the war in Ukraine.

Chancellor faced mockery over photos showing him filling a modest family hatchback

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said Russia was resorting to ‘desperate measures’ as its invasion of Ukraine fails to go to plan.

As the slap reverberated around the world, British politicians on both sides were among those to condemn the incident.

Findings show the trial, which ended six months ago, was ‘working’, green campaigner says

Exclusive: ‘If the Conservatives do not act fast to tackle the root cause of this violence, more women and girls will suffer,’ says Lib Dem MP

Can Arslan is accused of stabbing Matthew Boorman in Snowdonia Road, Walton Cardiff, near Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire.

The Chelsea owner was reported to have suffered symptoms along with at least two Ukrainian negotiators.

City Hall hits out at ‘politically-motivated inquiry’ as former police watchdog appointed to look at ‘due process’

The social media platform said an ‘external access issue’ had been fixed.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the UK and Irish Governments could find a ‘sensible’ way to ensure the scheme did not cause friction.

Drummer Jon Moss is bringing a legal challenge after allegedly being ‘expelled’ by the band’s manager in September 2018.

Pressure on transport secretary to get tougher with rogue firm after questions raised over his ‘block’ on redundancies

Transport minister Robert Courts said Peter Hebblethwaite’s position at the head of the company was ‘untenable’.

Education secretary says ‘it’s important not to allow yourself to cross that line’

Government still declining to reveal how many Ukrainians have arrived in UK under sponsorship scheme amid mounting concern that application process is overly complex and inaccessible

A high concentration of heroin samples was found in 7-year-old Hakeem Hussain’s hair

Soaring inflation will ‘erode the real value’ of allocations from last October – which were made in cash terms

The couple received the support of Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi, who said their tour had been subject to ‘Twitter outrage’.

Two men were arrested on suspicion of murder in Newtownabbey.

Asda said the new Just Essentials budget range will comprise 300 products, a 50% increase on the current Smart Price range.

Ms Mckenzie says she still has flashbacks after the ‘terrifying’ attack

Lawyers representing Igor Kolomoisky and Gennadiy Bogolyubov said a trial listed to start in June cannot go ahead because of the war in Ukraine.

The US comedian is in the Northern Ireland capital to film Netflix heist film Lift.

He ranked as the 128th richest person in the world last year

The Office for Budget Responsibility told MPs that Rishi Sunak’s support mainly helped those in work instead.

School staff raised the alarm when Ms Begum did not arrive to pick up her children on Thursday

NHS Resolution conducted a “deep dive” into high-value negligence claims.

Kamran Haider caused ‘catastrophic brain injuries’ on 16 month-old, court told

The six-time Grand Slam champion was declared bankrupt in June 2017.

Parent company Mondelez blames soaring inflation and rising costs for a reduction in the size of its larger bars

Dunboyne artist Niall O’ Loughlin created the canvas painting.

The original 1997 film follows a group of unemployed men in Sheffield who form a male striptease act.

The former Prime Minister’s mother, Mary Cameron, is in the early stages of the degenerative disease.

Devastated mum said “it’s so hard being a parent sometimes” after her toddler fell out of her bedroom window

Fourteen bodies were found at Cramond near Edinburgh in 1975.

Mum Chloe Wright said her concerns for her daughter’s health were repeatedly dismissed by doctors who sent them home despite videos of her baby’s seizures

Scottish Government data revealed that on Sunday there were 2,360 people in hospital with recently confirmed Covid-19.

Home Secretary Priti Patel also confirmed a review into the circumstances of current Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick’s resignation.

A GP explains the symptoms, causes and treatment.

The relic has been authenticated over the centuries during its journey from Jerusalem to York.

The 58-year-old allegedly also sent the former footballer numerous letters, a court was told