The disease, first found in monkeys, can be transmitted from person to person through close physical contact – including sexual intercourse .

Meeting thought to have discussed whether up to 300 photos given to police should be released

Exclusive: Philippa Stroud says ‘we have the opportunity to intervene’ amid cost-of-living crisis

Thousands of menopausal women have struggled to get their hands on key medication because of widespread shortages.

Ukraine developments, a potential Cabinet revolt over the Government’s cost-of-living crisis messaging and a runaway dad are splashed on the papers.

Some 53,800 Ukrainian refugees have arrived in the UK under visa schemes, including the Homes for Ukraine scheme.

Mother, Shantal Bailey, says she had previously alerted teachers at Abertillery Learning Community to the ‘racist’ bullying of her son.

Chancellor becomes first frontline politician to join the rich list

The report is due to be published next week.

Richard Neal is also expected to attend meetings with International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.

Liz Truss said she wants to ensure that Ukraine is ;permanently able to defend itself’ alongside its close neighbours

Prices rose at the same time as the availability of supermarket discounts and budget ranges – upon which consumers are increasingly relying – fell.

A record £6.8 billion was paid out in individual and group life insurance, income protection and critical illness claims in 2021.

RMT general secretary Mick Lynch warned that ‘a national rail strike will bring the country to a standstill’

Liz Truss said the UK is discussing the prospect with its allies, as Vladimir Putin has been ‘clear about his ambitions to create a greater Russia’.

Witness in defence case says weapon was like one in films

Labour says public confidence in the process has already been ‘depleted’, and people ‘deserve to know the truth’.

In a strongly-worded intervention, the US Speaker urged the UK and the EU to continue negotiations to uphold peace in Northern Ireland.

Parents awarded £50,000 damages after academic heads failed to make mental health adjustments for Natasha Abrahart

The average temperature for May is 16C, yet the country has enjoyed temperatures of up to 27.5C.

Kenton Cool, 48, was met by his family at Heathrow after recording the most climbs of any non-Sherpa.

Congressman Richard Neal says he will urge UK ministers ‘not to breach’ Brexit deal

The Scottish First Minister was speaking as she met Sinn Fein vice-president Michelle O’Neill in Edinburgh on Friday.

Teenager had been reading far-right material and writing ‘abhorrent’ posts about ethnic minorities

It is thought that most of the letters were sent out on Thursday, as police concluded their inquiry into lockdown breaches at the heart of Government.

Johnson earlier declined to apologise for mass law-breaking in No 10

The First Minister said she had been experiencing ‘mild symptoms’ on Friday evening.

‘The scars will remain with me for life,’ says victim who thought he was going to die in unprovoked onslaught

Ms Rooney ‘had weaponised her fan base against me’, Ms Vardy told the High Court

Trains between Scotland and England were delayed on Friday due to overhead cable damage at Carstairs.

‘I’ve finally cracked it and know exactly who’s account it is,’ Ms Rooney told her friends

‘Devastated’ Downing Street staff fear identification will damage careers

Families can ‘save on food bills’ with cheap 2 for 1 offers, says PM

Stuart Croxford, from Cornwall, had his right leg amputated in 2014 after he was injured in an explosion in Afghanistan.

Exclusive: UK’s monkeypox repsonse is ‘rapidly scaling up’ as officals call for urgent volunteers

PM’s father to be invited to official welcoming ceremony under French flag with national anthem playing

The man had been walking to the comedy event at Peak Cavern in Castleton when he slipped and fell.

Culture secretary alleged that actors were hired to play residents of poverty-stricken estate

The Taoiseach was also critical of what he labelled a “unilateral strain” within the British Government.

Eviction action higher than before pandemic, as growing number of tenants ‘sucked’ into trouble

Staff outnumber desks by two to-one acrossd department, report says

Sir Ed Davey’s comments come after the Lib Dems’ deputy leader would not rule out a deal with Sir Keir Starmer’s party to defeat the Conservatives.

‘I’m very grateful to the Met for their work,’ PM says after force wraps up investigation into rule-busting parties

The Prime Minister’s father, a former MEP, said he is ‘absolutely delighted’ to have acquired the nationality.

Nimco Ali denies blaming Boris Johnson for ‘pushback’ against legislation

Paul Johnston said wrangling over the Northern Ireland Protocol has hit relations between Dublin and London.

The Taoiseach was in Belfast for a series of meetings with party leaders.

Recruiters should their use professional judgement about information found online about shortlisted candidates, ministers suggested.

The Prime Minister said he was ‘very grateful’ for the Met Police’s investigation, which resulted in him being fined once for a lockdown breach.

Pc Craig Walker has been giving evidence into the inquiry into the 31-year-old’s death while being restrained by police.

Some 5,890 landlords started court proceedings against tenants between January and March after issuing them with a Section 21 notice, figures show.

The news came after Department for Education staff were told to return to the office.

It comes after Wayne Rooney told court he was asked to speak to Jamie Vardy to ‘calm down’ wife

The University of Bristol must pay the parents of Natasha Abrahart £50,000 in damages for breaching its duties under the Equalities Act.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin is meeting political leaders in Belfast amid ongoing deadlock at Stormont.

By next week rain will sweep across most of the country as a result of a strengthening of the jet stream.

Dean Edwards suffered ‘catastrophic injuries’ after being shot once through the back of the head as he walked through a park in south-east London.

A boy denies murder and an alternative count of manslaughter.

Ricky Morgan launched an unprovoked attack on James Porritt, the Old Bailey heard.

Demands come after the BBC report revealed man attacked his girlfriend with a machete and threatened to kill her

No 10 said it was still considering how a ‘specific offence’ could be introduced to deal with wolf-whistling and catcalling.

The hearing was due to discuss the Downing Street parties, civil service appointments, and job cuts.

The family was greeted in Chepstow by the local community, Archbishop of Cardiff George Stack and Monmouthshire MP David Davies.

Lord John Patten said a leaflet to discourage people at high risk of contracting Aids from donating blood should have been distributed faster.

A total of 20 people in UK now infected as Australia and seven other countries record outbreaks

Police say officers are trying to ‘establish exactly what happened’

The proposed legislation has been widely criticised by Northern Irish political parties, as well as victims’ campaigners and the Irish Government.

Rebekah Vardy told husband Jamie that news coverage made her ‘blood boil’, documents have shown.

Msituni’s recovery within just 39 days has meant she can rejoin her herd

Some 20 cases of monkeypox have been identified in the UK.

Sadiq Khan’s office estimated an additional 135,000 vehicles would be affected each day if the move goes ahead.

Bangor in Co Down is one of eight places across the UK and beyond that triumphed in a competition to receive civic honours.

Nadhim Zahawi said money from the spending review could be used to alleviate the problem.

The Irish Foreign Affairs Minister spoke following a meeting with UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss.

The university friends are aiming to raise £50,000 for Cyclists Fighting Cancer.

Around 150 people were evacuated from the store.

Prevalence of the virus continues to decline in all four nations.

Sajid Javid has updated G7 health ministers on what is known about the spread of the virus.

John Shuttleworth show cancelled as ‘rescue nappy’ used to bring gig-goer to safety

The boy shared extreme right-wing views online.

Footage appeared to show the football manager aim a kick at a supporter after he was approached on the pitch at Goodison Park.

The infant was likely to have been in the water for ‘several days’, West Midlands Police said.

‘I managed to get out of the bed and went to the living room. I was crying and shaking because of the experience,’ says woman

In a strongly-worded intervention, the congresswoman urged the UK and the EU to continue negotiations to uphold peace in Northern Ireland.

Pc Craig Walker said he had seen the 31-year-old stamp on another officer.

Emergency services were called to the supermarket in Longbridge, south-west of Birmingham,

Culture secretary also admits she shares Netflix password with four other households

Analysis of specimens she had gathered shows they ‘took skill to recognise and collect’.

A cortege followed as a horse-drawn hearse arrived at the church for the funeral of Katie Kenyon.

Striking claim comes despite 21 per cent of cat and dog owners finding animals more stressful than anticipated

A weather front will bring showers from the West and cooler temperatures.

Parents with younger children are hardest-hit by a lack of Government support, says the IFS.

Total wealth of Britain’s wealthiest jumped by nearly £60bn from last year, according to new figures

Dominic Raab said he wanted to ‘manage expectations’ about the plan.

National Museums Scotland has acquired a collection of bottled whiskies, packaging and related material as part of a new collection.

The moment came after BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt asked the deputy prime minister how much a litre of diesel costs.

The presenter will develop new furniture-related courses.