England’s top goalscorer to give evidence in day six of wife’s libel trial

Defence witnesses are called as trial enters its fifth day

Exclusive: In one case, a 14-year-old Afghan boy alone in a refugee camp in Europe must wait up to four months to join his brother in the UK

Government wants to ‘fix’ protocol, not ‘scrap’ it, says PM

Mr Rooney has attended court with his wife for the entire trial, sitting in the front row of Court 13 in the Royal Courts of Justice.

A 20-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder

BP and Shell reported bumper profits earlier this year as energy prices skyrocketed.

Red tape is far worse for British exports to the EU than to Northern Ireland, Marks and Spencer chief warns

The former Tory leader hit out at Government plans to delay measures to tackle unhealthy eating.

Victim’s family say they hope killer will become ‘broken man’ in prison

Defendant, 14, denies murder and alternative charge of manslaughter

William Hague has attacked Boris Johnson’s decision to shelve his obesity action plan as weak and immoral, warning Britain will pay a high price for it.

The prince’s tour of Canada will be his 19th visit to the country and the duchess’s fifth.

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world drives up household bills

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world drives up household bills

Footballers’ wives at High Court to settle long-running defamation dispute

Footballers’ wives at High Court to settle long-running defamation dispute

Here’s how the public row between the footballers’ wives erupted over the past two and a half years

Here’s how the public row between the footballers’ wives erupted over the past two and a half years

Rebekah Vardy’s legal representative has a long career of fighting libel cases on behalf of celebrities and public figures

Rebekah Vardy’s legal representative has a long career of fighting libel cases on behalf of celebrities and public figures

David Sherborne has a history of representing the rich and famous in high-profile libel cases

David Sherborne has a history of representing the rich and famous in high-profile libel cases

‘It’s a societal question but I am not preaching about this’ says governor Andrew Bailey

Post-Brexit deal 'not working', says NI first minister

Post-Brexit deal 'not working', says NI first minister

The TV host joked he almost did not make it after being tied up by ‘travel issues’.

Promise of legislation on Northern Ireland protocol fails to break power-sharing deadlock

Monkeypox is a viral infection that shares similarities with smallpox

Monkeypox is a viral infection that shares similarities with smallpox

Common contacts have been established between two of the four individuals who have caught the virus.

A warning about Britain’s ‘apocalyptic’ food prices dominates the national papers.

The Earl of Wessex will be welcomed by Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Mayor of London Sadiq Khan at Paddington station on Tuesday.

The independent review accused the Government’s anti-radicalisation programme of ‘ignoring Islamist narratives’.

Laura and Jason Kenny, who have won 12 Olympic gold medals between them, were given the titles for services to cycling.

‘Penniless’ people of Britain would lose trust in state if financial aid is not forthcoming, he says

New guidelines say judges must consider the ‘intended sexual harm to a child even in cases where no actual child exists’

The row over the Northern Ireland Protocol has created an impasse in efforts to form a new Executive in Stormont.

Of all those who reported their health getting worse, 84% said it was due to increased heating costs.

Each commission will be inspired by the heritage of conflict.

Some 83% of private and 34% of NHS clinics were approved to resume service by May 15 2020.

It is hoped that the innovative tool can help spot if a cancer has spread and reduce the need for major surgery.

The Midlands has the highest number of undiagnosed people with dementia, while London and the North West have the lowest.

The company is submitting a planning application for a new pumped storage hydro power station deep inside a Scottish mountain.

A report spells out how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the work of police, prosecutors, prisons, probation and youth offending teams.

The agency boss said MI5 had seen more than 10,000 ‘disguised approaches’ from spies to people in the UK on networking sites.

Chief medical officers say ‘an alcohol-free childhood is the healthiest and best option’.

Joint inspection says situation ‘cannot go on’ as too few crimes solved and backlogs continue

Foreign Secretary says the countries should be integrated into the alliance ‘as soon as possible, to ‘strengthen the collective security of Europe’.

Some people with osteoporosis are ‘fearful’ exercise could make their pain worse.

It comes the day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited Northern Ireland in a bid to restore power-sharing.

Special constables will have to undergo same training as regular officers to be issued with weapons

On the third day of Ms Heard’s testimony, Mr Depp’s lawyer said why the actor has refused to look at his former partner in court.

Priti Patel is expected to call for ‘higher standards’ in the police, arguing that the public are in ‘urgent need of reassurance’.

Postman appears to kick pet, which causes it to roll across driveway of home in Greater Manchester

Andrew Bailey admits UK is in a ‘bad situation’ and faces potentially ‘apocalyptic’ food-price increases, as he’s grilled by MPs

Home Office minister suggests people ‘take on more hours’ and make use of local job centres

The comments come as the Scottish Greens again voiced their opposition to joining the alliance.

The animal welfare charity is urging people to store their old wheels carefully and check them regularly.

Young player praised for ‘incredible courage’ as he hopes to become a role model

Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited the Thales factory in east Belfast, where a number of weapons systems are manufactured.

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

A 14-year-old defendant denies murder and an alternative charge of manslaughter.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson flew in to Belfast in an attempt to break the deadlock preventing the formation of a new executive.

June 23 likely date for both Wakefield and Tiverton & Honiton by-elections

The First Minister said that the 2020s would be ‘the most important decade in human history’.

Protesters hold placards saying ‘Back of Boris! Protect the protocol’

Jury convicts Callum Wheeler, 22, after just over an hour of deliberation

The incident had caused actor Johnny Depp to become physically violent, a court heard.

Coleen Rooney called Rebekah Vardy ‘fame hungry’ in message to her PR agent

Boris Johnson praised the young forward, who became the first British man in professional football to come out publicly since Justin Fashanu in 1990.

A court heard the actress had filed for divorce after violent episodes became more and more normal.

Paul James described how his heart would still flutter when he saw his wife Julia.

Callum Wheeler, 22, from Aylesham in Kent, killed Julia James in a random attack in April last year

Mr Johnson flew into the region for a series of meetings with the Stormont parties in a bid to restore the powersharing government.

The gender balance of new hires varies by police force.

Mrs Rooney was asked about the aftermath of her ‘reveal’ post and Rebekah Vardy’s response.

Facing a ‘potentially bruising’ criminal justice process without the guarantee of anonymity is one reason, say charities.

Toddler taken by ambulance to hospital where he was pronounced dead

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The group is protesting against the UK Government allowing fossil fuel money to flow to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said the UK ‘must use development as a key part of our foreign policy’.

Jim Fitton, 66, insisted he had not acted with criminal intent and had no idea he was breaking Iraqi laws during his court appearance in Baghdad.

‘Depressing’ strategy mirrors China’s use of aid as a tool of international influence, critics fear

Burglars drilled through a lock at the Glenfarclas Distillery’s visitor centre in the early hours of Sunday.

Detectives were able to track the route Julia James had taken as she walked her dog in fields and woodland behind her home.

‘Highly sexualised’ 22-year-old exposed himself to female officers after his arrest

Callum Wheeler spied on police as they investigated the death of the woman he had killed.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson rejected the idea that Mr Johnson was picking sides in the row over the protocol.

FA official’s witness statement says she was almost reduced to tears in ‘altercation’

Psychologist tells The Independent women awaiting case hearings are considering ‘retracting or pulling out’ after witnessing online harassment of Heard

Several dogs have been seized and one destroyed

Mrs Vardy denied she had intentionally swapped seats to be seen near Mrs Rooney and in the pictures.

The University of Leicester said the matter was being addressed in line with its procedures.

Memorial to former Tory PM was splattered within hours of unveiling and has been booed by passing drivers

Elliot Bovill, 31, allegedly attacked the 68-year-old during the Conservative Party conference in Manchester

A Greek helicopter pilot has today been found guilty of mudering his British-Greek wife in their home and strangling their dog.

The Education Secretary said Randstad will be able to apply to ‘quality-control’ contract for tutoring next year.