Disgraced MP has vowed to co-operate fully with the inquiry into his behaviour

Safeguarding minister Rachel Maclean suggested the ‘appropriate measures will be put in place’ for his constituents in Tiverton and Honiton.

Culture of rubgy talk and hi-vis jackets is very male, says ex-Tory MP Anne Milton

The House of Lords is full of ‘unelected know-it-alls’, a young Chris Mason wrote

Cynthia Payne was a madam who became famous when police raided her home in Streatham, south London

‘I think most of us will see some rain at some point in the three days,’ Met Office meteorologist says

UK set for mixed bag of sunshine and rain with temperatures hitting up to 19C

The Department for Transport has launched a competition to find the noisiest streets in England and Wales where the new devices could be positioned.

Cameras can automatically detect when vehicles are breaking legal noise requirements

Senior Conservative blasts ‘dither and delay’ after three-day wait for Neil Parish suspension

There will be “panic” if results are poor on Thursday, which is the first opportunity for voters to cast a vote on Mr Johnson since Partygate

Sixty-five-year-old Remainer is chair of influential committee

Andrew Fahie, 51, was detained in Miami on Thursday over an alleged conspiracy to import a controlled substance and money laundering.

Andrew Fahie detained over alleged conspiracy to import controlled substance and money laundering

MPs also warn of ‘real risk’ of hostile foreign actors

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said minister for overseas territories Amanda Milling will travel to the territory for talks.

The MP has reported himself to the Commons standards committee

Man said to be from Plymouth indicates connection with foreign legion battling Vladimir Putin’s troops

Boris Becker’s sentencing over bankruptcy features among Saturday’s front pages.

Pornography is ‘degrading, demeaning’ to women, said Neil Parish’s wife Sue

Conservative Cabinet minister says she was once ‘pinned up against a wall’ by a male MP as new sexual harassment furore grips Westminster

BVI’s constitution should be suspended for up to two years, a report by a British judge recommends

The Tiverton and Honiton representative said he will continue his ‘duties’ as an MP while under investigation despite calls to resign.

Frauds involving caravan bookings have more than doubled over the past 12 months, Lloyds Bank said.

Fionntan McGarvey, 18, died suddenly in January.

The tiny village on the Northumberland coast boasts a historic and imposing castle.

Survey data also finds many heads fear joining a MAT would lead to a loss of autonomy.

Evidence to a committee warned of the risk of ‘improper access and influence by hostile foreign actors’ through All-Party Parliamentary Groups.

Alexanda Amon Kotey, 38, originally from Paddington, London, showed no emotion as he was handed eight life sentences for his crimes.

Mike Haines said the verdict, which handed eight life sentences to terrorist Alexanda Kotey, was the ‘closing of a door’.

The four, aged between 18 and 22, have been charged with causing criminal damage, Surrey Police said.

The eleven-year-old daughter of a hostage killed by so-called Islamic State faced one of the men responsible for her father’s death in US court.

Scotland Yard confirmed on Friday evening that they are now seeking permission from the Court of Appeal to challenge the High Court decision.

Vardy is suing Rooney for libel over claims she leaked stories about private life to media

He had earlier been revealed to be the subject of the allegations, ending days of speculation.

‘I stepped back even further, diminished myself,” says TV presenter

Commons environment committee chair apologises for ‘the situation’ but refuses to discuss details of incident

Durham MP Mary Foy ‘berated’ Richard Holden over attempt to spark police inquiry into event in her office

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting claims it’s ‘not true’ that ministers weren’t aware of non-symptomatic transmission of the Covid virus at the start of the pandemic

Nafahat Jamal died of a chest infection in Brent Park, London, after weeks of neglect at the hands of Fartun Jamal.

HRT can help alleviate severe menopause symptoms including hot flushes, night sweats, low mood, anxiety and difficulty sleeping.

Former men’s world No 1 tennis player was declared bankrupt over unpaid loan of more than £3m on his estate in Mallorca, Spain

Exclusive: In her final interview as independent anti-slavery commissioner, Dame Sara Thornton tells The Independent the government’s asylum overhaul has been driven by ‘political calculation’ and the fight against modern slavery in Britain is ...

‘Boom boom Boris’ enjoyed a fortune as the youngest male Wimbledon champion before he went bust and was jailed

Opposition parties have called on him to resign as MP for Tiverton and Honiton in east Devon

Heads told the NAHT conference that they worry endlessly about whether they have done enough when making referrals.

‘We have days to save him before sentencing,’ family say

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

Alexanda Kotey was one of four so-called Islamic State militants nicknamed The Beatles by their captives due to their British accents.

The Tiverton and Honiton MP says he will be ‘cooperating fully’ with investigators.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said everyone in the Russian chain of command should be held accountable for atrocities.

‘In a very intense area, you are going to get people that step over the line,’ he told GB News

The total number of refugees who have arrived in Northern Ireland is not known, with many arriving at Dublin Airport.

Cabinet minister says MP pinned her against the wall while another MP accused of watching porn in Commons

The Labour leader said it makes ‘absolutely no difference’ if deputy Angela Rayner was present at the time.

Michelle O’Neill on course to be nominated first minister – but DUP leader ‘not bothered’ by shock poll

Forecasters have said temperatures could reach as high as 18C on Monday.

Devon MP Neil Parish, 65, takes a strong interest in farming, the countryside and animal welfare issues.

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

The select committee chair is suspended while under investigation.

Lukasz Czapla told the High Court in Edinburgh he was lying when he said he could not recall the incident in which his toddler son died.

Jurors at Leicester Crown Court also found the Julie Burdett’s brother Philip guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence.

Donald Robertson, 66, denies the false imprisonment, indecent assault and murder of Shani Warren 35 years ago.

The Foreign Secretary said British expertise will help hold Vladimir Putin’s regime to account for its actions in Ukraine.

William expressed shock at the extent of the flooding, saying: ‘It’s just incredible the amount of water you guys must have put up with’.

Charlie Elphicke told the court he had been living on ‘a hand-to-mouth basis’ on welfare since his release from jail.

Darren Proctor, from the RMT union, said workers are ramping up their protest at both Larne Port and Cairnryan.

Headteachers condemn ‘Dickensian’ levels of rising poverty at annual conference.

Becker, 54, has been married twice and has four children.

The former world number one, 54, was declared bankrupt in 2017.

Both men are said to have been captured by Russian forces early on Monday morning at a checkpoint south of the city of Zaporizhzhia.

The Labour leader insisted Governments in Edinburgh and London could do more to tackle the cost of living crisis.

Charles attended a Combined Graduation parade for RAF aviators at Cranwell, Lincolnshire.

Oliver Perry-Smith was prolific in the abuse of his position over a five-year period, the police watchdog said.

Eleanor Easey, who was just 14 weeks, was found by pathologists to have sustained a catastrophic brain injury.

The cross-border money transfer services will be offered in a minimum of 4,000 Post Office branches under an agreement with Western Union.

Allison Bailey claims that LGBT charity Stonewall induced her employer, Garden Court Chambers, to investigate her over her gender-critical beliefs.

Officers have started digging land near Dunoon in the search for the remains of the businesswoman who was murdered more than a decade ago.

The latest Lucidtalk poll puts 26% of support for Sinn Fein, ahead of 20% for the DUP.

The former tennis ace could be jailed after being convicted of four offences under the Insolvency Act.

Former Border Force boss Tony Smith says only time will tell but he believes the ‘early signs are encouraging’.

The tennis star’s career has been “destroyed” and his reputation left “in tatters”, according to his lawyer.

West Yorkshire Police said it is treating both incidents as hate crimes

Prevalence of the virus is the lowest for several weeks.

He faces extradition to the US after being accused of planning to help import magic mushrooms into Ohio

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle and Home Secretary Priti Patel ordered a review following the murder of Sir David Amess.

Retired Army major launches his latest fundraising challenge to row his home-made tin boat, the Tintanic, on the seas and rivers of southern England.

Anne Marie-Trevelyan reveals incident with former colleague

The party said its previous claims that the deputy leader was not present were a ‘genuine mistake’, and it insisted no Covid rules were broken

Reclaim These Streets described the campaign as ‘tone deaf’ in light of the death of Ashling Murphy, who was killed while on a run in January.

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

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

Two groups complained that ministers were breaching the law by deleting messages and using systems such as WhatsApp.

She was told by a senior official to “carry on with your holiday and enjoy it”.

The venue has been recognised for its commitment to sustainability by the A Greener Festival organisation.

Earlier this week the High Court ruled that the Government’s care home discharge policies at the start of the pandemic were “unlawful” .

The Prime Minister has been under pressure after receiving a fine from police for attending a gathering in Downing Street during lockdown

Three babies died after receiving the batch but judge finds the cause of one baby’s death was not ‘proved to the criminal standard’.

Andrew Burfield, 50, appeared at Preston Crown Court by video-link from prison on Friday.

Blue plaque torn down overnight after it being installed close to where 39-year-old drowned in Leeds