PM accepts he was ‘inadvertently’ wrong to tell MPs no rules Covid rules had been broken in Downing Street during lockdown

The Prime Minister was pressed on partygate, breaking the law and accusations he misled Parliament during a Good Morning Britain interview.

Moves made by chancellor won’t ‘work enough in the short term’, concedes PM

Prime Minister Boris Johnson warned about the danger of fuelling an inflationary spiral if Government intervention was not carefully controlled.

Subject of new Channel 4 documentary series convicted over killing first wife in Scotland in 1994 and attempted murder of second in New Zealand in 1999

A new, two-part true crime series on Channel 4, Married to a Psychopath, tells the horrifying story of Malcolm Webster, a British man convicted of killing his first wife in Scotland in 1994 and the attempted murder of his second in New Zealand in 199...

UK hosts claims some Ukranian families approved for the Homes for Ukraine scheme haven’t actually been told - in some cases causing weeks of delays

Cases have been rising around the world.

Alex Male, of Weston-super-Mare in Somerset, is alleged to have been a regional distributor of class A drugs

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

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

A class action lawsuit is being prepared over ‘inordinate and unreasonable delays’

The number of fully-qualified GPs has fallen by more than 1,300 since June 2017, while patient numbers soar

Just Stop Oil said it is the first action of its kind in Scotland.

Tory MP insists people will not use their vote to protest against Partygate in local elections

The Card Factory revealed prices have gone up for its greetings cards as inflation hits.

Exclusive: Families living in single rooms and forced to declare themselves homeless after fleeing war, charities warn

Alex Male, 29, of Weston-super-Mare in Somerset, is alleged to have been a regional distributor of class A drugs.

Prime minister becomes first world leader to speak by video link to Kyiv assembly since Russia’s invasion two months ago

The papers feature the latest from inside the Conservative Party on the eve of local elections.

‘Essential’ that truth is discovered, Kate and Gerry McCann say on 15th anniversary of daughter’s disappearance

Fake clergymen allegedly ate and drank with senior officers who grew suspicious ‘when he started talking about how he had worked as an ejector-seat test pilot and had some organs replaced’

The convicted sex offender was declared an official suspect by Portuguese authorities last month.

A 19-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman questioned over serious assault in Lakeside shopping centre

Plans to rule the islands from London after arrest of elected leader likened to “colonialism” by demonstrators

Infosys promised to leave Moscow base after invasion of Ukraine

The PM will use address by video link to announce a new £300m package of UK military support as Russia continues its offensive.

Retinoblastoma affects children, usually under the age of five.

The retail giant is recruiting for more than 150 roles in engineering and delivery driving.

Sammy Gray received CAR-T cell therapy, which involves reprogramming a patient’s own immune system cells to fight cancer.

The Government said it has launched one of the fastest and biggest visa schemes in UK history.

James Jamieson, chairman of the LGA , said that an ‘increasing number’ of candidates are being subjected to ‘abuse, threats and intimidation’.

Small boat journeys from France to the UK began again on Sunday after a break of more than a week.

Fake clergymen reportedly spent night drinking with senior officers who only grew suspicious ‘when he started talking about how he had worked as an ejector-seat test pilot and had some organs replaced’

The Indian IT giant is reportedly still operating in Moscow despite having said it would close its Russian operation.

The PM will use his speech by video link to set out a new £300 million support package for the Ukrainian armed forces.

All-women shortlists ‘demeaning’ to female candidates, says government minister

‘Answer to many problems in Calais is to let refugees apply for visas to cross the Channel safely,’ charity says

Officers have little information on victim and attacker has not been arrested

Exclusive: Unions warn ‘structural racism will continue’ after ministers shelve plans for new laws

Even as anger rises over Partygate, the Conservatives sense a once-unthinkable council coup may be possible on Wearside

Crispin Blunt’s departure will spark battle for safe Tory seat at next general election

A former railway viaduct in Randalstown has been transformed into a community garden.

Right to Buy scheme would hurt 1m people on waiting list for social rented homes in England, says housing charity

Dorset Police received a report just before 2am that David Haw went overboard from a rigid inflatable boat in Poole Harbour.

Police were called to Spencers Croft, Harlow, at 9pm on Sunday, Essex Police said in a statement.

Locally produced renewables ‘key’ to helping energy crisis, Tory MP says

The Maritime Coastguard Agency (MCA) said it received a call at 2.15am on Monday about an unidentified person in the water at Poole Harbour.

Sinn Fein’s chairman Declan Kearney wrote to Saoradh, which is accused of links with the New IRA, about a ‘co-operation agreement’.

Campaigners welcomed on doorstep in Labour stronghold South Shields as internal polls predict party will make large gains across the country

Police and traffic officers attended the scene in South Yorkshire.

Kate and Gerry McCann wrote that although ‘uncertainty creates weakness’, they need closure on what happened to the toddler in 2007.

The teenager was cycling a green Barracuda bicycle when was hit by a black VW Polo near Faversham at around 12.30am on Monday.

‘Now I’m feeling like a part of the community,’ said Ahmed, who recently arrived in the UK.

Javier Figueroa said the islands’ sovereignty remains an issue of ‘huge visibility in public opinion and the ruling class’.

Asda chairman says there is a ‘few things’ government can do to help with rising prices

Mike Flynn has chronic lymphocytic leukaemia.

The First Minister said women believe politics is not a ‘safe space’ for them.

The findings of the survey will be presented in a Channel 4 documentary on Monday.

The age and identity of the victim is as yet still unknown, and no arrests have been made.

The Scottish First Minister warned that publishing the advice could breach the ministerial code.

Acute shortages have reportedly caused women to share prescriptions, with some said to be made suicidal by debilitating menopause symptoms.

Similar to Easter Sunday in the Christian calendar, Eid does not fall on the same day every year.

Updating its figures for Sunday, the Ministry of Defence confirmed 254 migrants were detected in small boats.

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said he is hopeful the UK Government will take ‘decisive action’ after Thursday’s Assembly election.

Son-in-law says 66-year-old is ‘certainly putting on a brave face and stiff upper lip for us’

Thursday is expected to be the warmest day, with a mixture of sunshine, rain and cloud throughout the week.

Some senior Conservatives want to ensure the candidate to replace the disgraced MP for Tiverton and Honiton is a woman.