Rwanda plan will help stop traffickers ‘feeding on misery’, says business minister

Sandeep Mooneea, who was acquitted of the teacher’s murder in a 2012 trial, has been provisionally charged with ‘conspiracy’, police said.

Around 600 pets with 485 owners have travelled to the country since the war began.

The PA news agency answers key questions about the technology.

The prime minister on Tuesday tried to delegitimise Justin Welby’s criticism of the government’s deportation policy

Relatives of Aiden Aslin also denounced Russian claims that the 28-year-old is a ‘volunteer, a mercenary, or a spy’.

Romy Griffiths left with deep lacerations across his nose and face, a fractured jaw and missing teeth

Boris Johnson accused the Archbishop of Canterbury of being ‘less vociferous’ in criticising Vladimir Putin than the Government’s asylum policy.

Priti Patel accused critics of failing to ‘offer solutions’ but ministers have rebuffed numerous official recommendations since 2019

Media ‘didn’t think he broke the law’ and viewed birthday bash as ‘positive story’, says ally

Yorkshire takeaway warned over potential for ‘widespread offence and distress’

Boris Johnson and and India’s prime minister Narendra Modi will hold “in-depth talks” in Delhi on Friday

This Yorkshire city will be first constituency to vote since Partygate scandal, writes Colin Drury in West Yorkshire city

‘Not worthy of great office he holds’: Senior Conservative backbencher calls for PM to go

PM accused Justin Welby and BBC of being harsher on policy than on Putin

Minister refused to apologise for saying Partygate was ‘fluff’

There are currently no vehicles approved for self-driving on roads in the UK, but the first could be given the green light this year

The WikiLeaks founder is accused of conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information, something he denies.

The papers react to the PM’s appearance in the Commons as MPs prepare to vote on whether he misled Parliament.

Harry said it was ‘really nice to catch up’ with his 95-year-old grandmother en route to the Invictus Games in the Netherlands.

The projected growth for Britain next year is lower than for any other major advanced economy

The Prime Minister is set to leave on Wednesday ahead of talks with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi.

A new diagnostic tool has been developed to help GPs spot signs of the potentially deadly condition.

The Government will update the Highway Code to make clear clarify drivers’ responsibilities in self-driving vehicles.

One in six diabetes-sufferers have had no contact with healthcare professionals since before the pandemic, according to Diabetes UK.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies examined the financial benefits associated with different degree classifications.

Charity Leonard Cheshire warned the pressure on disabled people’s budgets will be “seismic” as the cost-of-living crisis continues.

Harry said becoming a parent had added ‘another emotional layer’ to his view of the games.

Home Secretary Priti Patel faced a barrage of criticism in the Commons on the plans to send some asylum seekers 4,000 miles to East Africa.

Pregabalin is used to treat epilepsy, anxiety and nerve pain.

Sources said the Prime Minister made the attack in a speech to Tory MPs after apologising over his coronavirus fine.

The Irish Foreign Affairs Minister addressed the UN Security Council on Tuesday.

Shaun Pinner, 48, and Aiden Aslin, 28, have been taken captive by Russia

The Metropolitan Police and the National Police Chiefs’ Council have responded to Sarah Munro QC’s recommendations.

Fran Hall, whose husband died with Covid-19 three weeks after their wedding in 2020, said Boris Johnson’s ‘endless apologies’ mean ‘nothing’ to her.

The Prime Minister told European and north American leaders that sanctions and arms are needed as Vladimir Putin launches a ‘major Russian offensive’.

Government sources insisted the trip is ‘definitely happening’ despite it clashing with Thursday’s vote.

Former chief whip Mark Harper called for the Prime Minister to resign over the coronavirus fine.

Sir Keir Starmer describes PM’s apology as ‘insulting’ and ‘nonsense’

Tory former PM questions ‘legality, practicality and efficacy’ of asylum deal

PM broke rules and ‘hasn’t been straightforward’, says Mark Harper – who shares letter of no-confidence

The two teenage girls have been missing for almost one week

One of Harry’s opponents, Valentin Baus, said he thought the duke played tennis, as he could see a technique.

In the latest development in partygate, Boris Johnson has been told to resign by senior Conservative MP Mark Harper for breaking coronavirus laws.

PM to speak to world leaders including Joe Biden as UK offers more military help to Kyiv

The Prime Minister received a fixed penalty notice from the Metropolitan Police.

‘Watching Teddy covered in tubes and fighting for his life in intensive care was by far the worst experience of my life,’ says Olympic athlete

Sandeep Mooneea was arrested by police in Mauritius on Tuesday, his lawyers said.

Alyson Nelson was found stabbed at a property in the Victoria Avenue area of Whitehead on Saturday.

His comments formed part of a longer Commons statement, which also covered the war in Ukraine.

He called Mr Johnson’s apology ‘indefensible’

The PM was fined by the Met Police over his birthday bash. Tell us what you think should happen now

The three dogs were ‘put to sleep’ by police

Former prime minister raises concerns over ‘legality, practicality and efficacy’ as Priti Patel defends scheme

Minister insists controversial plan will act as ‘significant deterrent’ for people smugglers and those considering dangerous journey

The Prime Minister said his apology is ‘wholehearted’.

Hundreds of thousands of families across England are finding out what primary school they will be joining this autumn.

Kathleen Caskie described a WFI finance report written by McGarry as ‘gobbledygook’.

Both Bobby Ternent and his father Gary Ternent, have been given life sentences

Witnesses on the city’s London Road at the time of the incident have been urged to come forward

‘We are better than this – or at least, we used to be’, says David Davis

The Met said officers were called to reports of a collision on the motorway in Enfield at 11.15am.

A 44-year-old was detained on Tuesday under the Terrorism Act and remains in custody.

The Prime Minister has been fined by police despite giving assurances that Covid regulations were followed in No 10.

Alliyah Montaque, 15, and Lina Bennacef, 16, from Walthamstow, east London, were last seen on Wednesday April 13.

Extending daylight hours could potentially save households 152 hours’ worth of electricity annually

John Darwin’s vanishment had nothing on this little lot...

Brandon Lewis insists it is possible for a ’lawmaker to be a lawbreaker’ – because Tony Blair got a parking ticket

The ministerial code requires any minister who deliberately misleads parliament to resign

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle granted Sir Keir Starmer the opportunity to table a motion for a debate and vote over the partygate row.

Exclusive: Dame Sara Thornton expresses ‘significant concern’ about plans to ship asylum seekers to Africa

The Commons International Development Committee chair said she was ‘shocked and disappointed’ that less than £60 million has been sent.

‘I let them pile in drifts’, Johnson wrote in unearthed passage – as minister compares Partygate fine to parking offence

The new strain has resulted in 13 children between the ages of one and 10 being taken to hospital.

Exclusive investigation : Labour accuses government of ‘litany of lies and falsehoods’ as calls for corrections are ignored

Officials have changed infection control guidance.

Misleading the country: The prime minister has failed formally to correct at least 17 false statements since the 2019 general election

‘If Jemima and her children don’t come down here, then we will enter her bedroom,’ one demonstrator threatened

Inna Drahanchuk is in The Hague with the Ukrainian team for the Invictus Games.

Daniel Lysak, 11, was warmly welcomed by the club and its fans during the League One fixture.

The Northern Ireland Secretary also said Boris Johnson had not misled MPs when saying coronavirus rules were followed in No 10.

Michael Toohey died of multiple injuries following the incident on London Road in the city centre on Saturday.

‘Up to £60m’ of £220m is likely to have arrived at last count, MPs told – and package was swiped from shrunken aid budget

Gail Bradbrook, 49, appeared at Isleworth Crown Court on Tuesday accused of causing £27,500 in damage to the Department for Transport building.

Jarvis had previously denied two offences after incident in Southend-on-Sea

Teenager in hospital with serious knife wound following incident in Sale, Greater Manchester

Prime Minister is expected to stop short of going into detail about lockdown-busting gatherings in Downing Street

Researchers at Edinburgh University carried out a small study, where some patients were given advice after inputting results into a phone app.

Ministers were warned that the conflict is entering an ‘attritional’ phase which could last ‘several months’.

The Prime Minister will hold talks with Narendra Modi during a two-day visit this week.

The 16-year-old disappeared on the Isle of Skye on Sunday night

Conservative voters want National Rally candidate to defeat Emmanuel Macron by 13-point margin

Durham University student Olivia Burt, 20, was fatally injured when a barrier collapsed outside Missoula bar in Durham in February 2018.

Hundreds of thousands of families across England are finding out which primary school their child will be joining this autumn.

Holyrood’s Net Zero, Energy and Transport Committee heard evidence on soaring energy prices from a panel of experts on Tuesday.

P&O Ferries was widely condemned after sacking nearly 800 seafarers without notice on March 17.

Louis McKechnie tied himself to the goalposts during a game in March.