Ex-minister sorry his defence of Imran Ahmad Khan ‘has been cause of significant upset’

Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, was due to appear at the Royal Courts of Justice last month in connection with unpaid legal bills.

But Jesus College will not appeal the decision over the memorial to the slave trade investor.

Sam Harding, 20, played for a number of non-league clubs, including Ashton Athletic and FC United of Manchester

Jobseeker’s Allowance, Universal Credit, State Pensions and more to be paid out to claimants early to accommodate Easter bank holiday weekend

Tory Crispin Blunt said he backed the ‘independence and integrity of the justice system’ after criticising the verdict in the Imran Ahmad Khan case.

City of London Police said it is aware of a protest and that officers are at the scene.

Brother, sister and grandmother sleeping in Romanian church despite parents holding UK visas

The last strategy was written a decade ago.

Minister James Heappey suggests he is close to running out of cash by each pay check

Officers urgently want to speak to Salad Ahmed Mohamed, 36, who is known to frequent Islington, Finsbury Park, and South Tottenham areas of north London

Armed forces minister James Heappey said the use of chemical weapons would ‘get a response’.

Some countries could act ‘outwith Nato’ if chemical agents were used in Mariupol, says UK defence minister

The Great British Bake Off judge said she is ‘ready and willing to take in Ukrainian refugees’ but asks ‘where are they?’

Former justice minister Crispin Blunt had claimed a ‘dreadful miscarriage of justice’ in the case of fellow MP Imran Ahmad Khan.

‘Europe needs to pull its socks up’, says PM’s father

The Office for National Statistics said regular pay excluding bonuses tumbled 1.8% in the three months to February when taking inflation into account.

Crispin Blunt claimed Imran Ahmad Khan guilty verdict was ‘miscarriage of justice’ and ‘international scandal’

Sam Harding, 20, played for a number of non-league clubs, including Ashton Athletic and FC United of Manchester

Anne and her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, landed in Port Moresby on Monday evening after a weekend of engagements in Australia.

‘Households are yet to feel the full impact of the recent rise in energy prices and national insurance changes,’ experts warn

‘Thousands of victims are failing to get the justice they deserve and this has to stop,’ Dame Diana Johnson says

Accusations of ‘rank hypocrisy’ from Rishi Sunak and Ukraine developments are splashed across the front pages.

Crispin Blunt has been urged to quit his role as chairman of a cross-party group on LGBT rights following the remarks.

Sir Lindsay Hoyle was speaking to the PA news agency following the conviction of Ali Harbi Ali for murdering veteran MP Sir David Amess in October.

Mr Sunak’s political career is at risk of being derailed amid intense pressure over his family’s financial interests.

Nice on Tuesday published draft guidance.

The latest BRC-KPMG retail sales monitor revealed that total sales increased by 3.1% in March, slipping back from a 6.7% rise in February.

Police forces in England and Wales recorded the highest number of rapes and sexual offences in a 12-month period in the year to September.

Former justice minister Crispin Blunt said the case against Wakefield MP Imran Ahmad Khan ‘relied on lazy tropes about LGBT+ people’.

MP was found guilty on Monday of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy at a house in Staffordshire in 2008

The comments come ahead of a visit to Glasgow by Sir Keir Starmer and Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar.

Ali Harbi Ali was intent on being shot dead after repeatedly stabbing veteran Conservative MP in front of horrified onlookers at constituency surgery in Essex

Russia wants a ‘diminished’ victory in time for annual 9 May parade in Moscow, west believes

The Wakefield MP’s legal team has vowed to appeal against the conviction, a move that could delay a potential by-election.

The new addition to Newquay Zoo in Cornwall, called Ozil, has been brought in to live with the zoo’s female fishing cat, called Freya.

‘Racism, sexism and homophobia are completely unacceptable,’ Met spokesperson says

One person taken to hospital and four others treated by paramedics after 100 escape blaze in Clapham bar

Sir Keir Starmer brands Boris Johnson ‘sloppy’ over two successive chancellors embroiled in controversy over tax affairs

A Tory spokesman said Imran Ahmad Khan had been thrown out of the party with ‘immediate effect’.

Louis the osprey returned to Loch Arkaig Pine Forest in Lochaber on Monday morning.

Vigil organiser says police should ‘finally admit they were wrong’ to claim vigil was illegal

Khan was found guilty by a jury on Monday after around five hours of deliberations

Warm weather is set continue throughout the week, with dry conditions expected for most of the country ahead of the bank holiday.

Southwark Crown Court heard how Khan forced the teenager to drink gin and tonic.

The couple will attend the event together, a spokesperson has confirmed.

Roxanne Tahbaz says her father Morad is still ‘withering away in prison’, after he was briefly allowed out on furlough last month.

As many as 38 Russian battle groups believed out of action after failed attempt to take Kyiv

Moscow’s troops are ill-disciplined but becoming desensitised to war and committing ‘revolting’ acts, one official said.

High Court judges have refused permission to appeal against their findings the force breached the rights of organisers of a planned vigil.

David Jonathan Holden has pleaded not guilty to the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie in February 1988.

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab must decide whether to approve the Parole Board’s recommendation to move Adam Swellings.

Director of Public Prosecutions Max Hill QC reflected on the murders of two MPs in five years as Ali Harbi Ali was brought to justice.

Terrorist researched other potential targets including Michael Gove during over two years of preparations

A bursary of £5,000 is being made available to one individual to fund a suitable journalistic project

Galyna Valvenkina left her home in Zhytomyr, west of Kyiv, 10 days after the Russian invasion.

Chancellor under fire over family’s tax arrangements and cost of living crisis just months after being tipped as potential front runner for the top job

Module four of the second phase of the Grenfell Tower inquiry is considering the seven days after the tower block blaze.

Chief Superintendent Simon Anslow praised Essex constables Scott James and Ryan Curtis for tackling murderer Ali Harbi Ali last year.

Ali Harbi Ali grew up in London and was living in Kentish Town at the time of the MP’s murder.

Brendan Cox, the widower of murdered MP Jo Cox, spoke out after the conviction of Ali Harbi Ali.

Queues of cars seen snaking out of forecourts as pumps run dry

Former Communities Secretary had also suggested evidence session was wasting his time

Alan Crawford, 32, appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court.

Mother says daughter is ‘lucky to be alive’ after weeks in hospital

The Portland Tiara was stolen from the Welbeck Estate in 2018.

The Princess Royal was greeted on the tarmac of Jacksons International Airport with a 21-gun salute.

The prince and the duchess will pay an official visit next month, ahead of national celebrations making the monarch’s 70-year reign.

Kurtis Dilks is accused of being part of a four-strong gang who smashed their way into Mr Cole’s home in January 2020.

Robert Halfon wrote to the Charity Commission to express his ‘dismay’ over the behaviour of the National Union of Students.

Ali Harbi Ali said his victim was one of numerous politicians he considered targeting because of votes in 2014 and 2015

The event will begin this weekend in The Hague, Netherlands.

Britain’s Treasury chief is fighting to save his reputation by requesting an investigation of his own conduct after a series of news reports on his family’s finances raised questions about his judgment

An election poster of the UUP leader with a noose around his neck was left outside the meeting which protested against the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The politician had said that 96 people died in the June 2017 blaze when the correct number of victims was 72.

Veteran Conservative MP was determined to be ‘as accessible as possible’ in community after Covid restrictions were lifted in 2021, murder trial told

Sandy Doyle, from Salisbury, said it was ‘nerve-wracking’ waiting for the National Lottery phone lines to open.

Boris Johnson has told his independent ethics adviser Lord Geidt to conduct an inquiry into Rishi Sunak.

Ali Harbi Ali refused to stand in the dock as the unanimous verdicts were delivered.

The visit in Leatherhead was part of Care UK’s Long Lost Hobbies programme, which is particularly aimed at helping those with dementia.

Angela Kelly has the same size feet as the Queen and wears in the monarch’s new shoes to ensure they are comfortable.

The work included thousands of graffiti tags being removed across the West Midlands over the past 12 months.

The taxpayer-funded project means the first mobile has entered the Parliamentary Art Collection.

Nottingham Crown Court heard a six-strong gang also allegedly stole a £3.75 million tiara worn to the coronation of Edward VII.

Pc Ryan Curtis and Pc Scott James have been awarded the Merit Star – Essex Police’s highest accolade.

Party leader Douglas Ross was speaking as he toured the grounds of the Crichton Trust in Dumfries.

The father-of-five was first elected for the town of Basildon in 1983

The PSNI said they are treating the incident as attempted murder.

The Duke of Sussex founded the games which will take place this coming weekend in The Hague.

Boris Johnson was in the Ukrainian capital for around five hours, and travelled by car, helicopter, military plane and train, No 10 said.

Downing Street says government would not interfere in country’s domestic affairs

A network of food banks has urged the Prime Minister and Chancellor to combat ‘rapidly rising levels of poverty, destitution, and hunger’.

Liz Truss said that with these ‘tough sanctions we are showing that the enemies of peace will be held to account’.

NHS Confederation chief Matthew Taylor said: ‘No 10 has seemingly abandoned any interest in Covid whatsoever.’

The Prime Minister has agreed to Rishi Sunak’s request for an investigation into the Chancellor’s interests by a ministerial ethics watchdog.

Ms Mujinga died with coronavirus on April 5 2020, days after she was reportedly coughed on and spat at by a customer at London’s Victoria station.