The average price of a litre of petrol at UK forecourts on Tuesday was 170.4p, according to data firm Experian Catalist.

Teenage girls say they experience sexual harassment in school uniforms from men who are 60

Prime minister under pressure as new photo shows him drinking fizz at a Downing Street gathering during lockdown

How on earth did it happen? Why did the prime minister tell parliament that the guidance was always followed? John Rentoul is on hand to answer your questions

Sue Gray is expected to be highly critical of the culture which led to repeated violations of Covid rules in No 10 and Whitehall

The podcast host, known as the Bowel Babe, is receiving end of life care at home.

Veteran civil servant finally due to deliver long-awaited dossier on rule-breaking

Veteran civil servant finally due to deliver long-awaited dossier on rule-breaking

According to study, 66% of people in UK and 70% in Poland feel their government is not well respected

In comparison, benefits for the poorest families were uprated by 3% in spring

It is 10 years since Theresa May first used the phrase that has become synonymous with hardline policies on migrants. In that decade – from ’go home’ vans to the Windrush scandal – thousands have faced fear and uncertainty as a result. They t...

It is 10 years since Theresa May first used the phrase that has become synonymous with hardline policies on migrants. In that decade – from “go home” vans to the Windrush scandal – thousands have faced fear and uncertainty as a result. They t...

He had been planning to travel to the UK for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.

Exclusive: Downing Street anticipating departure of senior staffer who reports suggest could be Partygate scapegoat

Police were called by a member of the public shortly before 10pm on Tuesday to reports of a disturbance in the Brislington area of Bristol.

The magazine has commissioned a special artwork for its Platinum Jubilee edition.

Prime minister under pressure as new photo shows him drinking fizz at a Downing Street gathering during lockdown

Cephas Williams’ 929 campaign, featured on billboards around London, will pay tribute to Mr Floyd.

A rumoured cost-of-living crisis plan dominates Wednesday’s front pages.

The investigation into rule-breaking gatherings is not the civil servant’s first high-profile probe.

The report is expected to be heavily critical of the culture in No 10 and contain names of some of those who attended gatherings.

The highly-anticipated report, carried out by senior civil servant Sue Gray, comes nearly five months after a shortened version was published.

The British supermodel, who dated Mr Depp in the 1990s, is expected to address the Virginia court on Wednesday.

New image shows table laden with wine bottles at event reportedly not investigated by police or Sue Gray

Child swallowed sewer water in the accident

Move comes as pressure grows on ministers to act and PM faces anger over Partygate

As of Wednesday, Ms Sturgeon has served as First Minister for seven years, six months and five days.

Ms Sturgeon has served seven years, six months and five days in the top job.

The coin is a private commission for a UK collector and features a bespoke commemorative design.

The Justice Secretary is publishing draft legislation which could pave the way for the first victims’ law in a bid to provide better support.

Christopher Howe, now 65, was a Petty Officer on board HMS Coventry when the destroyer was attacked by Argentine jets in the Falklands War

As the cost-of-living crisis worsens, research has highlighted the concerning impacts this can have for women on their period.

Nicola Sturgeon took office on November 20 2014.

Institutional racism is common across all sectors and organisations, according to a report by the Fawcett Society and the Runnymede Trust.

Backlash after Boris Johnson was able to dodge fully declaring stay at Zac Goldsmith’s luxury villa

The Commons Standards Committee said there is no political consensus on changing the current rules.

Latest figures have doubled total number of infections

The Home Office is facing legal action over the policy.

The group has repeatedly called for Boris Johnson to resign amid the revelations.

Philip Hammond says change of US administration was instrumental in enabling agreement with Iran

London mayor has written to Met commissioner to seek ‘detailed explanation’

Warm Homes Discount announcement ‘held back to give prime minister a soft landing’

‘The whole thing is rotten, he’s got to go’ says senior Tory as scandal deepens

Exclusive: Downing Street braced for long-awaited report on lockdown breaches at No 10

The principle of the legislation was backed in a Commons vote.

Three individuals who attended rule-breaking events during lockdown have told the BBC what they witnessed.

There are no plans for Royal Navy warships to be involved in efforts to break the blockade.

The teenager’s disappearance was initially graded as ‘medium risk’ but should have been ‘high risk’, an inspector told an inquest jury.

DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson and UUP leader Doug Beattie criticised Congressman Richard Neal’s comments.

Exclusive: ‘I was the prey of a predator and I can assure you the impact was immeasurable,’ says victim

Julian Smith says he is ‘deeply uncomfortable’ with proposed legislation

Julian Smith warned of an ‘unfair cut-off point’.

‘I don’t think hitting a cat like that is OK – don’t bother coming today,’ she said after cancelling meet-up

Women said they were being held back by a lack of confidence or poor body image.

Boris Johnson calls for public sector pay restraint amid warnings of inflationary spiral

A judicial review is being taken by two women who have waited years for treatment.

‘We knew the rules had been broken, we knew these parties happened’

Ministers can overrule recommendations of independent pay bodies for teachers, police and NHS

Richard Neal told Irish senators that “unilateral actions, intransigence and ultimatums are not solutions”.

The lecturer claimed his comments were ‘banter between friends’

Local politician Bill Gannon has resorted to wearing a badge declaring he is not the world-famous street artist

Signatories warn that the industry is only in the early days of a recovery.

The West Ham defender, 27, pleaded guilty to two counts of kicking and slapping the animal.

The Safe To Be Me conference was axed after a row over the Government’s stance on banning conversion therapy for transgender people.

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle is an animal lover with a menagerie of pets.

Mr Khan’s intervention came after photos emerged showing Boris Johnson apparently drinking at a lockdown-busting event for which he was not fined.

The monarch greeted Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at her Berkshire royal residence.

The Prime Minister met the Emir of Qatar in Downing Street on Tuesday.

Exclusive: Major study into impact of products containing lye, a harsh chemical used in drain unblockers.

Londoners were left running for cover as the city experienced loud thunder and heavy rain.

The Trust helps young people from disadvantaged communities as they develop skills and confidence.

14-year-old told police officer to ‘shut up you n***e’ and referred to ‘smoking weed’ during interview

Ava was killed after being stabbed in Liverpool city centre last November.

‘United we are strong, divided we are very weak’, Mateusz Morawiecki warns Boris Johnson – calling for ‘compromise’

The Sinn Fein leader was in London on Tuesday to tell politicians that Stormont must be reconvened.

Former police officer Nicole Short said she thought Sheku Bayoh would ‘finish me off’ after she was told he stamped on her head.

A 34-year-old man from Brighton, who was arrested in connection with the death, has now been released on bail

Rare mirage is more usually encountered in the Arctic

The total number of cases in the UK is now 71.

The Relatives for Justice group delivered a letter to 10 Downing Street.

Mother Alicia Watson was also jailed for 11 years for allowing three-year-old son’s death

Mr Ross was one of the Tory MPs who rebelled against Boris Johnson in the wake of partygate at the start of the year.

The judge ruled the West Ham defender’s address should not be revealed after abuse targets his children

Youngster had been ‘having the time of her life with friends’ before she was knifed during confrontation at Christmas lights switch-on in Liverpool

The store in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, first began trading as a fishmonger in 1908

Exclusive: ‘It is sad that Black people have to teach our children that some people won’t like them just because they’re Black,’ Raheem Bailey’s mother told The Independent

‘They cut off her underwear in front of these grown male officers,’ her mother has claimed

Zouma and his brother both pleaded guilty to animal welfare offences today

Trainee was learning how to write text for live broadcasts when remark accidentally published on screen

The duke toured the Man Van, a mobile clinic providing free health checks for men.

The performance formed part of the topping out ceremony, ahead of the opening in 2025.

The Welsh Government has outlined its plans for a Welsh justice system.

At one demonstration more than 100 people gathered outside the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast city centre.

The schoolgirl was stabbed following a row over a Snapchat video in Liverpool city centre.

‘Mirage’ usually only seen in the Arctic

The prince wore scarlet as Great Master of the Order and was present as the group took an oath and drew swords in the Henry VII chapel.

Estimates of the population size in every local authority area will be published.

Dame Deborah was honoured for her “tireless campaigning” to raise awareness of bowel cancer.

The Prince’s Trust helps young people from disadvantaged communities as they develop skills and confidence.

Amanda Milling claimed a “UK official was present” at the airport to help “facilitate” both Ms Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori’s departure.