Ben Wallace says MP at centre of storm faces possible recall petition from constituents

Unnamed MP at centre of storm has now been reported to parliamentary watchdog

Supporters of Just Stop Oil smashed display glass and covered it in spray paint after stopping motorists from entering forecourts on the M25.

The Welsh First Minister has discussed the issues raised with him on doorsteps on the campaign trail.

Richard Holden asked police to reconsider their decision to clear Starmer over allegations he broke lockdown rules in light of Boris Johnson’s fine.

The main set of 10 stamps illustrate the huge range of work women undertook during the war years.

The main set of 10 stamps illustrate the huge range of work women undertook during the war years

A promise to test hospital patients for Covid-19 before moving them into a care home was also removed from official guidance

Home Office facing two new legal challenges against plan to ship refugees to East Africa

Richard Holden asks police to reconsider decision to clear Starmer over allegations he broke lockdown rules

The Labour Party said it would take any complaint ‘extremely seriously’.

G7 alliance should act as ‘economic Nato’ defending members targeted by autocratic regimes, says foreign secretary

Woman says Marke allegedly threatened to smash her kneecaps if she told anyone

Colleague says behaviour ‘unacceptable in any workplace’

Welsh MP reveals male shadow cabinet member said men wanted to sleep with her

Foreign secretary calls for allies to send tanks, planes and other heavy weapons to Ukraine, saying ‘inaction would be the greatest provocation’

Joshua Jacques, 28, will appear in court over deaths of three generations of same family

Joshua Jacques is accused of killing four members of a family.

Some women have been forced to travel hundreds of miles in search of the medicine.

A Government White Paper is the first look at proposed plans for the channel after the privatisation announcement.

Minister did not declare tax arrangement while Osborne aide

A ‘top Tory MP was caught watching porn on his mobile phone in the House of Commons while sitting alongside a female minister,’ the papers say.

Activities like the Daily Mile are routes to a better memory as well as fitness for pupils, researchers university researchers found.

Mr Sunak said he was willing to make himself unpopular by sticking by his spending plans

Mike Haines is in the US to read a victim impact statement as British terrorist Alexanda Kotey is sentenced for his role in executing hostages.

Andrew Burfield, 50, of Todmorden Road in Burnley is accused of killing 33-year-old Katie Kenyon.

Some of the key results to look for once the polls close.

Counting of votes takes place overnight and during the next day.

Higher demand for dogs during the Covid pandemic led to hundreds more thefts

The risk of joblessness among those who said they were ‘often’ lonely increased by 17.5 percentage points over a three-year time frame.

Police are continuing to appeal for anyone with information to come forward.

One Tory MP says ministers could ‘do best’ by leaving C4 ‘alone’

Britain’s ‘strictest headteacher’ urged to apologise after comments science and technology committee

Home Office minister Rachel Maclean said there is no place for such conduct in the Conservatives or in Parliament.

A watchdog published inspection reports looking at the effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy of Kent Police.

The world’s largest bottle of Scotch whisky, The Intrepid, holds 311 litres of 32-year-old The Macallan.

The industry is still affected by the global shortage of semiconductors and other components, says the SMMT.

Youth membership has risen by 16% since 2021 to more than 420,000, figures show.

Last year, the NHS compensation bill reached £2.17bn.

Mel Stride, who chairs the Treasury Select Committee, said ministers had dismissed calls from his group to create a new agency.

The 14-month project has provided a new habitat for the park’s sea lions: Ineke, Oscar and Poppy.

The opening of a new secure school has been delayed by three years.

‘Despicable’: Aid charities warn of suffering for those fleeing war and persecution

The Foreign Secretary said the G7 should act as an ‘economic Nato’, while there must be ‘no free pass’ for nations which ignore the rules.

One protester said: ‘We want reparations now. The Queen of England needs to apologise for slavery.’

Dr Andrew McCormick, a Stormont official who played a central during the Brexit talks has written an article criticising the UK Government.

The Duke of York has previously been stripped of honorary military roles and gave up his HRH style.

Burnley man set to appear in court on Thursday

Andrew Burfield, of Todmorden Road in Burnley, is due to appear at Blackburn Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.

Bereaved families and care groups said the High Court ruling proves there was no protective ring around care homes at the start of the pandemic.

Chancellor admits he own family in ‘fortunate’ financial position – but won’t consider new support on energy costs until autumn

Now councillors call for prince to give up Duke of York title

‘Utter whitewash’: Labour says report shows Downing Street has lost ‘all ethical credibility’

Conservatives placed Jewish Labour candidate’s face on electronic billboard next to claims he supported Hezbollah

Jean Adamson’s father Aldrick died in a care home in April 2020.

The Chancellor acknowledged families are ‘anxious’ about another price cap hike in October as many are already struggling with soaring bills.

The motion was agreed unanimously in a meeting at York racecourse.

Charities and the PCS union have taken the first steps towards legal action over the controversial policy.

The royal women were shown a demonstration of a new Intrapartum Foetal Surveillance tool.

‘I care about the future, my kids, everyone else’s kids’, says chancellor – defending refusal to open spending taps

The Chancellor was investigated over his wife’s non-domiciled tax status and him having held a US permanent resident card.

There are a ‘lack of things to talk about‘, ex-negotiator argues – one day after collapse in trading links revealed

Messages reportedly seek to obtain private information such as credit card details

Days before the war began, Yury Filatov branded the suggestion that Russia would invade Ukraine ‘insane’.

E-scooters can currently only be used on England’s roads if they are part of trials of rental schemes.

Two women, whose fathers died during the first wave, mounted a legal challenge.

Ministers claim they are ‘protecting taxpayers money’ but not revealing the number

The decommissioned vehicles were donated to the Ukrainian government by South Western Ambulance Services NHS Foundation Trust.

Tory whip investigating claims MP viewed adult video while sitting next to female colleague in chamber

The public is split on whether the Chancellor is doing a good job, but half feel less positive about him than they did a year ago.

The ex-medical items were listed in the Militaria, Domestic & Rural Bygones sale at Taylor’s Auction Rooms in Montrose on May 5.

The Wolf Was Not Sleeping tells the tale of a wolf cub who finds it hard to get to sleep because his dad is a firefighter.

Relations between the PM and civil servants have been strained by a drive to get more staff back behind their desks.

The Scottish Information Commissioner said publishing some of the advice would ‘significantly enhance public debate’ on independence.

Katharine Birbalsingh was addressing MPs discussing diversity in Stem subjects.

Ex-health secretary Matt Hancock’s claim of a “protective ring” around care homes during the pandemic has been branded “a joke”.

The Earl and Countess of Wessex met locals in the town of Soufriere.

Shadow Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said Poland and Bulgaria deserved the UK’s ‘full solidarity’ after Russia cut gas supplies.

The victim hit his head on the pavement when he was shaken by his attacker who stole his wallet

Department of Social Protection officials are assessing the out-workings of the plan.

Kelly and fellow Irish broadcaster Vincent Browne have been identified as potential witnesses to a 1972 terror attack in Belfast.

Counter-terrorism officer Francois Olwage had actually been chatting with an undercover police officer, Winchester Crown Court heard.

Kellogg has claimed that more than a quarter of all milk in the UK – 28.4% – is consumed with breakfast cereal.

The skull and a thigh bone were set to go under the hammer in Montrose next month.

Covid and Ukraine war put pressure on global supply chains

Anne is patron of the Royal College of Midwives and Kate is patron of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.

The controversial deal has been met with criticism since it was announced last week

The Transport Secretary is reportedly considering allowing vehicles to only require an MOT every two years, rather than annually.

‘By trying to take advantage of vulnerable child, albeit fictional, you showed disregard for public trust and confidence held in your office,’ says judge

Ministers announced this month that a new reception centre housing 1,500 asylum seekers would be opened in Linton-on-Ouse.

Lawyers are arguing that Eastleigh Borough Council acted unlawfully when it granted permission for an extension.

Readers react to Priti Patel’s deal to send migrants thousands of miles away

Team GB sprinter and partner stopped in west London while travelling with baby in car and both handcuffed during search which found nothing

The Migration Advisory Committee also said carers should be made permanently eligible for work visas under immigration rules.

Advert ‘speaks to the developers’ attitudes and beliefs about women and their sexuality’, says prominent psychologist

Prison service is failing to tackle radicalisation of offenders behind bars

More than 60 specialist search officers from four police forces are scouring dense forest land in Lancashire looking for 33-year-old Katie Kenyon.

Former Tory MP Imran Ahmad Khan carried out the work while under police investigation for sexually assaulting a teenage boy.

It comes after an MP admitted sharing medication with a colleague.

‘He has not given any information so far – not even via his defence attorney,’ prosecutor reportedly says