PM’s chances of survival take a big hit, according to bookmakers, after Met Police fines him over Partygate scandal

Labour had leader looks flustered when asked to defend plan to jail climate activists

‘I don’t think the PM can survive or should survive,’ says backbencher

Grant Shapps defends boss he describes as ‘honourable man’, as possibility of further fines looms

Elsie Trainor, a candidate in the Belfast South constituency, was attacked by two youths on Tuesday evening.

PM under renewed pressure over series of rule-breaking Downing Street parties after being fined by the Metropolitan Police

The prime minister said it ‘did not occur’ to him that the gathering breached Covid rules

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps insists Boris Johnson did not knowingly break Covid laws at a birthday bash in June 2020.

The prime minister and chancellor offered ‘unreserved’ and ‘full’ apologies after Met Police fines

More than half of Tory voters, however, believe both men should stay, according to YouGov poll

The Scottish Tory leader was previously a leading voice for the Prime Minister to quit, before the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

‘Piecemeal’ changes by Michael Gove’s department have made situation worse for 11m renters, report says

Homes plunged into darkness as protesters attempt to force utility companies to reduce prices

A man in his 20s was arrested after the discovery of the dead man, who was in his late 50s.

All the events under scrunity since scandal began – as Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak hit by fines

Wednesday’s front pages note that Boris Johnson appears to have ‘weathered the initial storm’ of the partygate scandal fall-out.

Health officials are pursuing a number of lines of inquiry

The nation’s papers are consumed by the PM and Chancellor’s fines for attending a birthday party at No 10 at the height of the lockdown.

Ali Harbi Ali was convicted of murder and preparing terrorist acts at the Old Bailey.

Analysis: PM and his chancellor have apologised after being fined. But this might not be enough if further punishment follows

Any future ruling will not impact four defendants’ acquittals but Suella Braverman said it was ‘in the public interest to clarify the points of law’

‘I have heard your voices,’ said District Judge Stephen Leake, though he added he must ‘apply the law’

Boris Johnson’s resignation could ‘destabalise the government’ at a time when it needs to be united against Russia, Tories argue

Conservative attempts to defend PM by pointing finger at key workers

‘We weren’t able to have the support that we perhaps might have had from friends and family,’ said Hazel Harrison.

Even Boris Johnson’s critics said it was not the right time to change the party leadership.

Households would need to earn £80 more a week or spend £66 less to save at the same level as last spring, figures show.

Inspectors examined the Dorset, West Mercia and Bedfordshire forces.

The Advertising Standards Authority has banned two adverts for The Hundred cricket tournament promoting crisps and toffee popcorn to under-16s.

The move is part of domestic abuse charity Hestia’s ‘UK says no more’ campaign.

The team will discover and characterise new genetic risk factors for male breast cancer by analysing DNA from 5,000 men.

Suella Braverman wants clarification on the use of human rights as a defence in cases where a defendant is accused of criminal damage.

A new survey by the CBI and PwC found that financial services firms are holding back investment due to reduced sentiment.

Local authorities face a ‘fragmented and disempowered’ regulatory system, made worse by ‘piecemeal’ interventions, according to a report.

Researchers also said that a ‘worrying’ 16% of GPs under the age of 50 were already making plans to leave the profession.

Lawyers say details of settlement are confidential

Covid fine is first time a sitting PM has been punished for breaking law

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

‘You have paid a fine. Our loved ones paid with their lives’: Rishi Sunak and Carrie Johnson also issued with police fixed penalty notices over lockdown-breaching birthday party

‘I don’t know if I believe that Greater Manchester Police have really changed their ways as they say they have, but I’m happy that they’ve taken into account their failings,’ says victim

Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak have paid fines for attending the Cabinet Room bash.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Chancellor Rishi Sunak are among those who have paid fines for breaking the rules.

The public statements – from ‘all guidance was followed’ to claims of ‘work event’

The Prime Minister has paid a fine in relation to a gathering in the Cabinet Room on June 19 2020.

No 10 confirmed on Tuesday that the Prime Minister had been issued a fine by police for breaking coronavirus laws.

Exclusive: “The nation has a right to hear about the scope of widespread institutional racism that includes teachers’ unions,” a whistleblower and senior member of the NEU told The Independent

PM said it ‘didn’t occur to me’ that birthday party would breach rules on social distancing

Prime minister, his wife Carrie Johnson and chancellor Rishi Sunak all issued with fixed penalty notices as police probe breaches of coronavirus law

The actor’s defamation lawsuit against Ms Heard got under way in the US state of Virginia.

The Metropolitan Police announced on Tuesday that at least 30 more fines had been issued in the partygate saga.

A spokesperson for Mrs Johnson said while ‘she believed that she was acting in accordance with the rules at the time’, she ‘apologises unreservedly’.

MPs are due to return on April 19, but opposition parties have backed calls for Parliament to be recalled.

The creation took three days to crack.

Downing Street has previously admitted staff ‘gathered briefly’ in the Cabinet Room on June 19 2020.

It comes as the forecast for global trade growth this year was revised down to 3 per cent from 4.7 per cent today

Petrol prices have hit record highs but campaign claims they should actually be falling

Their lawyers claimed Greater Manchester Police breached their human rights by not doing more to protect them.

The Metropolitan Police have confirmed the reason why the Prime Minister has been handed a fixed-penalty notice.

Councils are being urged to crack down on bad landlords renting out unsafe homes

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer was visiting Glasgow on Tuesday.

A woman who lost her father to Covid-19 said she feels ‘absolutely livid’ and ‘disgusted’ at the lack of honesty from those running the country.

Dublin Airport staff are hoping to avoid some of the scenes witnessed in recent weeks, which saw lengthy queues inside and outside the airport.

Scotland Yard has now made at least 50 referrals for fixed penalty notices – up from 20 at the end of March.

Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28, is understood to have contacted the Home Office and migrant support groups about his health and accommodation in the lead up to the 2020 attack

A German true crime podcast has helped bring the cold case back to the public’s attention

Suffering of the girls played on screen was detailed in court documents

Rishi Sunak and Carrie Johnson also attended the event on 19 June, 2020

Mrs Johnson had in the past dismissed claims she had held parties in her Downing Street flat.

The Metropolitan Police announced the latest fines on Tuesday and No 10 confirmed the men were to receive a fine.

Healthcare worker, 31, from Hereford, expected to stand trial later this year after denying charges

European health officials suspect the outbreak is related to a Belgian factory.

Catalin Micu, 54, and Ramona Stoia, 35 named locally as people found dead at shop in Canterbury

Youngster died after being found lifeless at home in West Bromwich in June 2018

Noel Corry took bribes from favoured companies in exchange for insider information which helped them win contracts over nine years, the court heard.

‘This is a signal to trans victims of crime that they will be misgendered if they seek support’

It comes as police issue more than 50 fines for lockdown-breaching parties in Downing Street and Whitehall

Scotland Yard said more than 50 fines will be issued as part of its inquiry into lockdown breaking in Downing Street and Whitehall.

‘Shell: Burning your Future,’ one poster masquerading as an advert says

Forensic police officers were seen going in and out of a property on Lower Bridge Street

Unknown number of people are allowed out in Shanghai following unrest over lockdown

It takes 15% of Tory MPs to trigger a no-confidence vote.

McGarry denies the charges at Glasgow Sheriff Court.

Mental health firm BetterUp is teaming up with the Invictus Games Foundation.

Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak have caused “untold hurt” to the bereaved, the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice group said.

‘Conservatives are totally unfit to govern,’ Labour leader says

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

Harry and Meghan will attend the Invictus Games in The Netherlands which begin this weekend.

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

Sir Keir Starmer said the declaration would only need to be a ‘simple yes (or) no’.