Rothbury - population 2,100 - has seen at least 43 households apply to host those escaping war. But red tape means not a single Ukrainian has yet made it here

Non-dom rules help ‘attract wealthy people from other countries’, says Tory MP

Lauren Corbishley applied to the scheme on March 18 to bring three members of a Ukrainian family to the UK and is still waiting to hear back.

Four people went missing while on a training dive in waters off the town of Mersing

Investigation by The Independent reveals that at least 27 false statements by ministers have not been corrected

Anne first visited Australia with the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and Charles in 1970.

A forecaster said highs of 19C for Easter are ‘reasonable’ predictions, compared to an average of 14C in the South East at this time of year

Rishi Sunak’s wife’s taxation situation dominates Saturday’s papers.

The 68-year-old had been travelling to the Sydney Royal Easter Show when his van was swept away.

Overseas applicants must declare an intention to eventually become US citizens

Maritime and Coastguard Agency said reinspection took place at request of P&O

Akshata Murty said she did not want her tax status to be a ‘distraction’ for her husband.

The Duke of Edinburgh died peacefully in his sleep on April 9, 2021 at his Windsor Castle home.

Shadow transport secretary said the Government should prioritise airport staff for security checks so they can start work.

Green card holders are considered ‘US tax residents for US income tax purposes’

Campaigners have criticised the Government for proposing to keep fines as a penalty for begging as it consults on replacing the Vagrancy Act.

The DUP leader was speaking at the latest rally against the post-Brexit arrangements, which took place in Lurgan, Co Armagh.

Products being recalled no matter what best before date, Food Standards Agency says

Duke of York was allegedly paid £750,000 for ‘assistance’ provided in relation to an elderly Turkish woman’s passport

Exclusive: Chancellor noted in documents related to his wife’s finances from Cayman and British Virgin islands in 2020, say sources

‘If that man was not on the road that day my children would still be here,’ victims’ mother says

‘I do not wish my tax status to be a distraction for my husband’, says Akshata Murty

Akshata Murty said she did not want her financial arrangements to be a ‘distraction’ for her husband.

Women’s campaginers criticise commissioner’s ‘letter to London’ after it hails achievements and fails to name Sarah Everard

‘Always easy to blame someone else,’ says home secretary

4.88 million people caught Covid-19 between 28 March and 2 April, down from a record 4.91 in the previous week

Chancellor says he was granted permanent residency ‘when he lived and worked’ in America

Six-time Grand Slam champion hid trophies to avoid paying off debts

Some family sponsors are unable or unwilling to accommodate arrivals, while dozens of matches under the Homes for Ukraine scheme have fallen through.

Mistaken for Rupert Murdoch’s wife, Muriel McKay was kidnapped and held at ransom before being murdered

Boris Johnson says it ‘would be irresponsible’ to rule out something ‘that could save lives’

Exclusive: ‘I am nervous as to whether it will actually happen,’ says Tracey Crouch – as legislation is shelved until eve of election

Following talks with German chancellor Olaf Scholz, the two leaders condemn the ‘unconscionable’ strike on Kramatorsk rail station.

Rapper Dizzee Rascal sentenced to community order and 12-month restraining order

Sunak paid US tax while chancellor, before returning green card in October 2021

Britain’s Treasury chief has defended his wife’s decision to take advantage of rules that allow many foreigners to escape U.K. taxes on their overseas income, saying critics have launched a smear campaign against her to get at him

Strangford candidate Peter Weir said Sinn Fein has promised its US supporters a poll for a united Ireland.

Shark is thought to have died from meningitis-like infection

Black and Asian women in prison are experiencing racial discrimination at the hands of staff members, a damning new report has found.

Exclusive: UK head of Rossotrudnichestvo spoke at Oxford High School ‘Russian Conference’ in 2019 attended by more than 150 pupils

The Prince of Wales will distribute money to prominent community figures at the event at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle.

Data published on Friday showed just 570 visas relating to Scottish sponsors have been issued out of 43,600 applications.

Appearing alongside German leader Olaf Scholz at a Downing Street press conference, Mr Johnson said he had raised the issue.

Two people treated by ambulance crews after mix of chemicals released in building

The job adverts drew condemnation on Twitter after being posted by patient safety campaigner James Titcombe.

The village of North Moreton has prepared homes for 45 refugees.

Council leader Adam McVey said the consulate is not welcome in the Scottish capital.

But former MSP Carolyn Leckie told Glasgow Sheriff Court trial she had ‘completely trusted’ Natalie McGarry, who is charged with embezzlement.

The case of Child Q – a 15-year-old black schoolgirl who was strip searched by police while on her period after being wrongly suspected of carrying cannabis – has drawn outrage from the public and politicians.

The tennis star was found guilty of four charges under the Insolvency Act by a jury at Southwark Crown Court.

In England, around one in 13 people were likely to test positive for Covid-19 in the week to April 2 – unchanged from the previous week.

‘Without a doubt’ war crimes committed in Bucha, British expert tells Andrew Buncombe

The First Minister said SNP-run councils have shown strong leadership during difficult times recently.

Hit-and-run killer James Davis ran off after hitting Ciaran Morris and injuring his mother, and only handed his phone in two months later.

Questions about tax arrangements ‘bit unpleasant’, says Greg Hands

The London mayor spoke about why he withdrew his support for the commissioner.

Selamaj ran up behind her and hit her over the head 34 times with a 2ft-long metal traffic triangle.

Scottish Building Society has seen its balance sheet grow by nearly 40% in the last two years.

The First Minister has launched the SNP’s campaign for local government elections next month.

Chancellor and his wife reportedly had US green cards which require tax to be paid in US

The tennis star was found guilty of four charges under the Insolvency Act on Friday.

Ministers accused of ‘squandering’ generosity of British public with ‘needless bureaucracy and delays’

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said the strike with Russian precision missiles could be another war crime.

The virus is also circulating at record levels among young adults but other age groups may be seeing a levelling off.

The meeting comes amid criticism of Berlin’s response to the conflict in Ukraine.

The former Wimbledon champion was acquitted of a further 20 counts.

David Jonathan Holden, 52, is on trial at Belfast Crown Court accused of the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie in February 1988.

The iconic bridge has now reopened following the arrest of climate protestors

Judge hands murderer 36-year minimum term after finding he gained ‘considerable pleasure’ from actions

Jason Mills arrested near Bristol Temple Meads after police issue warning to members of public

Mrs Justice Thornton said the trust’s case against the planning permission decision succeeded in relation to its arguments over the 1900 act.

Martin Newman was sentenced to nine years and four months at Cardiff Crown Court on Friday.

The annual event was cancelled in 2020 and held behind closed doors in 2021 due to the pandemic.

The grime artist, 37, whose real name is Dylan Mills, was found guilty after a trial of assaulting Cassandra Jones during a “chaotic” row.

Jason Mills went missing from HMP Leyhill in Gloucestershire where he was serving a life sentence for murder after an appointment on Wednesday.

As an Indian citizen, Akshata Murthy claims non-domiciled status in the UK

A senior Essex Police officer has called for fuel companies to consider using private security to help officers to deal with incidents more quickly.

Jurors took just two hours to reject James Davis’s claim that he blacked out at the wheel in the incident on Easter Sunday last year.

Philip was central to the monarch’s life and she famously described him as her ‘constant strength and guide’.

Four protesters were arrested and escorted away in police vans.

Hotel staff members thought there was ‘something not quite right’ on day of attack

Aircraft owned by billionaire Eugene Shvidler ‘deregistered’, says transport secretary

Graham Wildin built the 10,000 sq/ft complex in his back garden for his family

A judge has been told that the Duke of York was allegedly paid £750,000 for ‘assistance’ provided ‘in relation’ to a passport.

Micheal Martin, speaking in Helsinki, admitted that Ireland will face challenges housing refugees set to arrive into the country.

‘Fundamental problems remain’ at controverisal asylum camp which continues to house hundreds

Martin Newman, 41, has been sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court.

What is the row all about?

Around 900 people have been evacuated from a health club in Canary Wharf, London Brigade said.

Although his ascent through British politics has been exceptionally fast, he hasn’t quite ‘come from nowhere’. John Rentoul tells the story of the ‘bright boy who would always go on to great things’

Birmingham captain Troy Deeney held a ‘positive’ meeting with Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi last week.

The murder to-do list includes ‘walk to site, kill and bury’

Travel bans and asset freezes are in place against Katerina Vladimirovna Tikhonova and Maria Vladimirovna Vorontsova.

Carrying excess fat around waist linked to increased risk of type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, stroke and heart disease