Head teachers’ union says PM ‘misled’ nation over parties, causing crisis in trust

TransPennine Express urged passengers not to travel on Saturday or Sunday due to a walkout by conductors.

Firefighters help stranded animals after they jump onto house from neighbouring field

Anne Marie-Trevelyan reveals incident with former colleague

Exclusive: Company convinced Afghans to ‘avoid potentially deadly encounters on the journey to Europe’ months before the Taliban takeover

The 20-year-old Manchester United striker was arrested in January after images and videos were posted online.

Unnamed male politician ‘no longer in the House,’ cabinet minister claims

Judge Deborah Taylor will sentence six-time Grand Slam champion Becker at Southwark Crown Court

International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan said she has experienced the ‘wandering hands’ of ‘half a dozen’ male colleagues in Westminster.

Judge Deborah Taylor will sentence six-time Grand Slam champion Becker at Southwark Crown Court

Accusations that a Tory MP ‘watched porn’ in Parliament is the latest in a long line of sexual misconduct scandals to plague Westminster

Police are asking shoppers to help them find the two male attackers

Starting exercise programmes may initially make the pain worse, but this should settle down, the guidance suggests.

Emergency services attended the scene at Lakeside in Essex but sadly the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

Edward and Sophie’s Jubilee trip was met with demands for reparations over slavery, and followed William and Kate’s controversial overseas visit.

Fundraisers for Scott Sibley’s family have raised more than £10,000 in one day.

Around 8,000 personnel from the British Army will take part in exercises in mainland Europe this summer.

Mr Johnson told broadcasters that the behaviour is ‘obviously unacceptable’

The papers focus on a UK veteran killed in Ukraine, British troops being sent to eastern Europe and harassment claims in Parliament.

Alexanda Kotey, from London, is expected to come face to face with the families of his victims in the federal court in Virginia, US.

‘This flies in the face of common sense and the government’s commitment to high levels of animal and human health,’ say experts

‘An internal review alone won’t be sufficient to restore trust,’ says Tory MP William Wragg

Dozens of tanks will also deployed to countries ranging from Finland to North Macedonia

Policing boss calls for ‘generational shift’ to teach youngsters about dangers of illegal subtances at younger age and more emphasis on risks of gateway drugs such as cannabis

Macmillan said it has seen a high level of demand for its financial support services over the past few months.

The Bank of Scotland monthly business barometer has risen 11 points in April to 28%.

Madelaine McTernan, Vaccine Taskforce director general, will lead a new HRT taskforce which will leverage lessons learned during the pandemic.

More than 100 experts have highlighted the “troubling implications” of the UK’s visa-based response.

Paul Whiteman will say that a ‘failure of political leadership’ is making headteachers’ jobs harder.

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The research also said no school should be graded ‘good’ or ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted without being inclusive.

The Rebuild General Practice campaign group warned there is a ‘workforce emergency’ with significant numbers of family doctors feeling the strain.

The young woman had died of hypothermia and had experienced ‘manic episodes,’ experts said

Ministers will be forced by law to take into account that animals have feelings as policy decisions are made

A 50-year-old man has been charged with murder in connection with disappearance

Two million older voters who backed Conservatives at last election say they are open to voting Labour

The two disorders are ‘highly contested controversial psychiatric labels’, psychologist says

Exclusive: Data from Labour’s shadow women and equalities secretary reveals women left ‘brutally exposed’ to cost of living crisis 

New figures show police recorded 183,587 sexual offences from December 2020 to December 2021

Colleague says behaviour ‘unacceptable in any workplace’

As the royal tour of eastern Caribbean countries has progressed, so too have calls for reparatory justice from campaigners.

Ministers will now be able to direct the election watchdog’s priorities and control the committee that scrutinises it

They are both suspected members of an organised crime group.

Boris Johnson said the claims against the unnamed MP, if proven, would be ‘clearly totally unacceptable’.

Independent Expert Panel says case ‘serious breach’ of bullying and harassment policy

MP was convicted on 11 April of sexually assaulting 15-year-old boy

Boris Johnson insists parliamentary probe is ‘proper procedure’, but is accused of kicking controversy ‘into the long grass’

The Foreign Office has confirmed a British national has died in Ukraine and another is missing.

The pair were spotted by zookeepers nestled in their mother’s fur.

Dr Evan Harris accepted “substantial damages” from NGN, publisher of the now-defunct News of the World and The Sun.

NAHT to debate whether Nadhim Zahawi should investigate the appointment of new governors who are ‘riding roughshod’ over the rules.

Minister admits controls would have hit supermarkets prices and been ‘act of self-harm’

The Royle Family star is among several people who claim they were victims of unlawful information gathering at titles run by Mirror Group Newspapers.

Jamie McAnsh woke up eight years ago paralysed from the waist down

It comes after the Justice Secretary defended a new ‘smart’ prison designed to drive down crime.

Jim Fitton, 66, has been detained over smuggling allegations.

The countess was joined by her husband the Earl of Wessex on visits to two schools on the island on the last day of their Caribbean tour.

The Prince of Wales visited the World Jewish Relief charity in north London.

The DUP launched its election manifesto at a factory in Co Armagh.

Imran Ahmad Khan will have been on full pay for three weeks after his conviction.

He was videoed drinking a beer during a visit to Durham almost exactly a year ago.

Gaia Pope-Sutherland was reported missing from her home in Dorset on November 7 2017 and her body was found 11 days later.

‘The time has come’ for the country to review its links to the royals, deputy prime minister Shawn Richards told a press conference

Mr Johnson was mobbed by some students, who took selfies with the Prime Minister.

Here’s how the register of MPs’ interests works

Polling day falls on Thursday 5 May

Victoria Laithwaite, 47, sent messages to 30-year-old prisoner James Chalmers after problems in her marriage, Northampton Crown Court heard.

Some 5,260 households were threatened with homelessness after receiving a Section 21 notice in the run-up to Christmas, Government figures show.

The families of both Britons are being supported.

Deborah Lee, chief executive of Gloucestershire Hospitals Foundation Trust, was driven to A&E by her husband after ‘lamenting’ ambulance delays

Twenty-three failures on Spirit of Britain were found by Maritime and Coastguard Agency inspectors.

As of Monday around 27,100 people had travelled to Britain under Ukraine visa schemes.

Conservatives ‘know who this is so should take action now,’ Labour leader says

Marcin Zawisza is offering his home to Olena Stadnik, who has been stuck near the Russian-occupied city of Kherson in southern Ukraine.

A second Malaysian man due to be hanged in Singapore this week for drug trafficking has won a last-minute reprieve from the top court

Allen denied killing either of the women but was found guilty of two counts of murder.

A fractious and scandal-filled parliamentary year in Britain has ended with the formal suspension of Parliament on Thursday

Tories have referred controversy to independent complaints process – but Labour leader criticises delay

The eight defendants are due to stand trial at Bristol Crown Court in June.

Labour’s Liam Byrne is set to be suspended for two days.

The Prince of Wales was given a tour of the West London Welcome centre in Hammersmith on Thursday.

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

Attorney General Suella Braverman said a minority of men in Westminster ‘behaved like animals’.

The Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines Portsmouth joined residents for lunch in Redditch after their performance.

A total of 48.9 million passports were in circulation at the end of last year – down from 51.5 million in 2019.

More than 80,000 Lego bricks were used to build the figures.

Officers are notifying family

Western powers have ramped up their defence assistance to Kyiv, sending heavy artillery to help its forces push back Russia’s advances.

Lukasz Czapla, on trial for murder, has offered to plead guilty to the lesser charge of culpable homicide, but this was rejected by the Crown

Attorney general ‘shocked and appalled’ by allegation of Tory MP watching porn in Commons

The group, including army and navy veterans, is helping Veterans’ Growth as it prepares for its upcoming Chelsea Flower Show display.

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

Micheal Martin warned that voters want politicians to return to powersharing after the Northern Ireland Assembly elections on May 5.

The Office for National Statistics said there were ‘substantial increases’ after April 2021.

Office for National Statistics says there were ‘substantial increases’ after April 2021

The monarch held a face-to-face audience with the Swiss president a day after returning from a break on the Sandringham estate.

The incident left thousands of toilet rolls exposed to the elements.

Around 40 MPs, led by Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle, filed out of the Commons.

The Green Party claimed the corporation was giving more prominence to the Traditional Unionist Voice party despite it having fewer Assembly seats.

But adverts include false claims about liberal policies