‘Russian forces have prevented humanitarian access, likely to pressure defenders to surrender’

Party leader Ed Davey says rise in NI contributions puts ‘all the burden on working people’

Niac also recommended that anyone aged 12 and over who is immunocompromised should receive another booster jab.

The social media giant has confirmed it will begin testing the function in the coming months.

Boris Johnson has issued a direct appeal to Russian people to reject Vladimir Putin’s war.

The aviation industry is suffering from a surge in coronavirus-related staff sickness and a shortage of workers following job cuts.

West Yorkshire Association of Acute Trusts said the most recent emergency department attendance figures show a 14.2% increase

Keir Starmer made the accusation amid Met investigation into 12 events held during Covid restrictions

Cross-party committee says labour shortages caused primarily by leaving EU will shrink UK food production unless dealt with

Henry Dimbleby, who co-founded the Leon restaurant chain, said the move is a ‘small intervention’.

Competitor MJ Gleeson also told shareholders on Wednesday that it has signed the Government’s building safety pledge.

The British Pop Archive will include items from different aspects of Manchester’s highly recognisable pop scene.

Cannabis sweets were in packaging featuring Trrlli Peachie O’s branding

MPs say they were ‘struck by government’s failure to grasp the labour issues’

A 14-year-old boy has undergone surgery and is in a stable condition, while a 15-year-old girl remains under observation.

The filmmaker and Oscar-winning actor said ‘no one on the planet has been tested in leadership’ like Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky.

It comes after criminal and civil investigations were launched into the firm’s decision to sack nearly 800 workers.

The Ukrainian president’s address to the Oireachtas comes after he called for Nuremberg-style trials for Russian ‘war crimes’ in his country.

The war in Ukraine again dominates the front pages on Wednesday.

The service asked the community to only call 999 in a life-threatening or serious emergency.

Ed Sheeran is set to find out the result of his High Court battle over the copyright of his 2017 hit Shape Of You.

Leaders issued a joint statement on Tuesday

Foreign Office says donation will help replace vehicles lost during Russian bombardment

‘They’re killing us, not as individual human beings, but because we’re Ukrainians,’ said Inna Sovsun.

Organisations pointed to the ‘very worrying’ recent increase in obesity prevalence among primary school children.

NHS trusts are expected to donate around 20 vehicles to replace those lost in the fighting.

The new festival will take place in Stockbridge, Edinburgh, over the last three days in July.

National insurance contributions will increase by 1.25 percentage points

Adults without brothers and sisters appear to cope with the emotional demands.

Case rates in England are the highest they have ever been despite the protection offered by vaccines, new data suggests.

The Treasury reportedly sticking closely to spending agreements set out last year

‘It is embarrassing to me that the system is taking too long,’ says Lord Richard Harrington

It comes as a string of senior executives of colour have departed the corporation within the past year amid concerns around racism and lack of diversity.

Cody Ackland, 24, told he will receive life sentence for death of student last seen waiting for bus in Plymouth

The move comes after Iain Anderson, the UK’s LGBT+ business champion, resigned earlier on Tuesday.

Rick Wakeman and Engelbert Humperdinck attended the investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle.

Over 100 LGBT+ organisations and HIV charities pulled out of event

Paediatric nurse may have been hit in the head when trying to intervene in an argument, senior coroner says

Liz Truss to confront G7 foreign ministers after EU’s latest sanctions package fails to mention ending imports

The sportsman won eight Grand Finals and 20 international caps during a long and memorable career.

The firms are among those to sign up to the Government’s new Building Safety Pledge in the wake of the Grenfell Tower tragedy of 2017.

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar said, while he does not have sympathy for the situation, there are rules for hosting international diplomats.

Gifts revealed as fall in state school spending leaves private sector spending almost twice as much per pupil

Jennifer Hesse, 48, developed ‘warped feelings’ for the boy at her private dance class

Judge agrees to lower monthly repayment amount - but ‘not so you can still watch Sky Sports or anything’

Four senior Russian officials were asked to leave Ireland last week.

The Prime Minister urged Russians to go online to discover the truth about atrocities being committed in their name.

His daughter Sally Billinge-Shandley said her father ‘always fought in what he believed in’

Micheal Martin said the European Union must keep adding pressure on Moscow.

Laura Heath, who denies the gross negligence manslaughter of her son Hakeem Hussain, is alleged to have used his inhaler to smoke drugs.

Travellers have faced long delays and chaotic scenes.

Exclusive: Myrtle Cothill, who narrowly avoided deportation in 2016, now deprived of vital support

Father-of-three Matthew Boorman was stabbed 27 times on his doorstep by Can Arslan

Experts have warned that the pandemic could ‘reverberate’ around the world for years to come.

The former Royal Engineer was just 18 when he was one of the first British soldiers to land on Gold Beach in 1944.

Hospital numbers have been rising steadily recently, reflecting the impact of the latest surge of infections driven by the Omicron BA.2 variant.

The Ukrainian president said the atrocities committed in his country are the worst seen since the Second World War.

Can Arslan stabbed father of three 27 times and claimed that his teddy bear had told him to kill

Lord Parkinson was told that announcing the plans while MPs are not sitting was an “appalling” move.

The Chancellor is a former head boy at the exclusive private school.

The Scottish Government’s culture secretary said the decision was disappointing for the creative sector which had thrived with the channel’s help.

The designer was also commissioned to create the 1953 design for the postage stamps which marked the start of the Queen’s reign.

Greens say local councils should adopt ‘Lewes model’ to bring down bills

Foreign secretary urges allies to hit Moscow harder, as Brussels proposes ban on Russian coal imports

The former Glasgow East MP is on trial at Glasgow Sheriff Court.

Sasha Makoviy’s image of her daughter has gone viral on social media.

Former lord chief justice among peers saying proposals breach international law

John Cole, 40, denies accusation and instead claims Angharad Williamson, 30, shook her son

The pair discussed the writer’s Booker Prize-winning novel Girl, Woman, Other.

Iain Anderson said trust and belief in the Government’s commitment to LGBT rights has been damaged.

Arslan denied murder on grounds of diminished responsibility after father of three killed and two others injured

James Watts, 31, and PC Joann Jinks, 40, allegedly shared racist images while they were both serving officers

They were pronounced dead at a local hospital, Kent Police say

Kent Police said emergency services were called to an area near Swingate on Monday.

The sign on William Brown Street is the first in a series of 10 which will be placed around the city.

Can Arslan, who knifed Matthew Boorman to death in Walton Cardiff, Gloucestershire, had been threatening locals for more than a decade.

Can Arslan was diagnosed with a paranoid, unstable and antisocial personality disorder.

Queen and Prince officially open the new Spanish Gallery, the only space in the UK dedicated to Spanish art.

The Conservative former leader warned that ‘the assault on freedom doesn’t begin and end with Russia’s attack on Ukraine’.

Can Arslan, 52, stabbed father-of-three Matthew Boorman to death on the victim’s front lawn after subjecting him to years of threats.

The Sinn Fein Stormont leader said the day would come when people voted on reunification but she said her present focus was the cost-of-living crisis.

Exclusive: Mounting calls to allow refugees to apply to Homes for Ukraine scheme in-country

Ban ‘will remain in place’ unless science has changed, Kwasi Kwarteng warns pro-shale gas Tories

Iain Anderson accuses government of attempting to wage ‘woke war’ on community

Leo Varadkar said the cost of living pressures stem from an international crisis.

The BBC broadcast undercover footage in 2017 showing alleged assaults, humiliation and verbal abuse of detainees by officers at the centre.

The remembrance service was held at St Paul’s Cathedral, to mark the 40th anniversary of the Falklands War.

Channel 4 is currently owned by the Government and receives its funding from advertising.

The teenager was found in Epping Forest a year ago after going missing from west London

The monarch held virtual audiences with the Ambassadors of Libya and the Republic of Congo on Tuesday.

Richard Woodcock had gone next door to help a little boy who was thought to be in danger, Milton Keynes Coroner’s Court heard.

Local police said it took officers ‘a moment to digest the scene in front of them’.