Ex-minister becomes latest of at least 26 Tories to urge PM to resign

Pressure mounting on prime minister to resign following publication of Sue Gray’s damning report

Pressure mounting on prime minister to resign following publication of Sue Gray’s damning report

Warning comes as UK cases rise to 179

A steady stream of Tories have backed a ballot to decide Boris Johnson’s future, or called for him to step down

Under the current system, students from Hong Kong face paying £22,831 a year more than domestic students for university fees.

They said vulnerable children who do not receive free meals are facing a ‘real barrier to learning’.

Government accused of ‘weaponising nostalgia’ with post-Brexit plan

‘This is not something a serious government with an interest in competent administration would do,’ says ex-Tory cabinet minister

Danish citizens are voting in a referendum that will decide whether their country will abandon its 30-year-old opt-out from the European Union's common defense policy

The singer wants to ensure the comments on his manhood cannot be made again, according to reports

Avon and Somerset Police was the only force to meet the standard, according to national statistics released for the first time by the Home Office.

Forty-three police forces failed to meet their target over the six months between November 2021 and April 2022

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

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

No 10 fails to deny PM attended birthday gathering not mentioned in Sue Gray report

Travel delays marring the half-term holiday dominate the nation’s papers on Tuesday.

Ferry firm widely condemned after replacing 786 crew members with cheaper agency workers

Intrusive requests are ‘traumatising’ victims and causing them to drop out of prosecutions, watchdog says

Tories Andrew Bridgen and Elliot Colburn confirmed on Monday that they had handed in no-confidence letters, joining a growing number of colleagues.

The research comes from Glasgow University and the Glasgow Centre for Population Health.

Research by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine also said the UK has the second lowest number of beds per 1,000 people in the EU.

The actress has teamed up with best-selling illustrator Axel Scheffler.

The government has also revealed the creation of a new authority which it promised would regulate auditors more closely.

Nearly 500 people have been recognised in the Royal Voluntary Service’s special awards celebrating the Queen’s 70-year-reign.

The British Retail Consortium said the number of incidents surged to 1,301 each day in the year to March 2021, from 455 per day a year earlier.

Information Commissioner John Edwards has called for an immediate end to the criminal justice sector collecting vast swathes of personal information.

New study will follow children of the 2020s to explore the impact of the pandemic.

The winner will be announced in Coventry, the current title holder.

Micromobility firm Dott is carrying out the stunt in Hammersmith, west London, this week.

Monkeypox is related to smallpox and cases are usually found in West and Central Africa.

The Home Office announced on Monday evening that the arrangement with the Border Force agency would come to an end immediately.

Chair of committee on standards in public life laments that PM retains effective veto over whether ministers should be investigated

The number of care home residents has fallen by around 8% since before the pandemic, latest estimates suggest.

EasyJet is to cancel another 30 flights on Tuesday as travel disruption continues

Food banks appeal for basics as prices soar for likes of pasta and baked beans

Up to 30 names were allegedly scheduled to appear in the report but only 15 appeared

The Fifteen Billion Pound Railway: Inside The Elizabeth Line will be broadcast on June 12, less than a month after the service opened.

Andrew Bridgen told constituents he is again calling for a confidence vote following “further revelations over the past week”.

‘He needs to provide some months of diligent and competent government ... And frankly, we need to see a little less of him’

The total cases in the UK now stand at 179.

The last train from Glasgow to Edinburgh will now leave at 11.45pm on the day of the game.

Thoroughbreds owned by the Queen have won four out of the five flat racing classics.

The findings come as the ongoing cost of living crisis hits the poorest in the UK

The DUP refused to back the bid to resurrect Stormont, maintaining it wants to see action from the UK over the Northern Ireland protocol

Operator Camelot due to hand over lottery licence in February 2024

The Earl and Countess of Wessex will visit Northern Ireland and the Princess Royal will travel to Scotland to mark the 70-year milestone.

The chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Life said Lord Geidt was still not ‘sufficiently independent’.

Former attorney general Jeremy Wright said events in Downing Street have done ‘real and lasting damage’ to the Government’s authority.

‘The prime minister must come clean with the British people,’ says Labour deputy leader

Lee Balkwell, 33, died in a cement mixer in 2002.

The Environment Agency reported that the blaze could have resulted in nine tonnes of diesel being spilled into the ocean

Five children were killed and 13 injured when the Big Dipper rollercoaster crashed in 1972.

Ex-chief whip suggests Starmer could take part in leadership contest

Surge in ratings after Ukraine invasion appears to have abated

‘We will lose the next election on current trajectory’, warns Tobias Ellwood

Frances Quinn has beaten her own record set in 2017.

‘There is no sign at the moment anybody is backing down on their side of the table,’ Mick Lynch says

Public health officials said close contacts are being identified.

Sergeant Anthony Skeldon rejected an assertion he did not carry out out a detailed assessment on the missing 19-year-old.

Tremor felt in Shropshire and surrounding counties

More than 70,000 Big Jubilee Lunches are planned in the four UK nations over the weekend.

Kurtis Dilks is accused of robbing the former England defender and his partner Sharon Canu on January 21 2020.

David King and his son Edward were convicted of killing Neil Charles in Bury St Edmunds in June 2021.

Downing Street’s decision to slash civil service jobs will cause ‘huge delays’ for people accessing service, Angela Rayner warns

At least 25 Tory MPs now openly calling for prime minister to go

Draven Jewell was found guilty of the manslaughter of Max Maguire in Lymington.

Lincolnshire Police treating incident as ‘criminal damage’

Jacqueline Parsons was found dead in Western Cemetery in Hull the day after falling from her bike.

Kajetan Migdal died in hospital after receiving life-threatening injuries as he made his way home from his Year 13 prom.

‘I apologise. I misspoke. This was an auto-correct error. I meant classiest’

The Independent Office for Police Conduct confirmed it is investigating.

Her step-father says she is ‘lucky to be alive’ after the attack that left her needing facial surgery

Lisa Smith, 40, was acquitted of a separate charge of financing terrorism.

Justin Welby says he is ‘deeply saddened’ to be missing ‘historic celebration’ later in week

The blanket was won in a bonnie baby competition in 1938.

Frogmore Cottage, a Grade-II listed property which is owned by the Crown Estate, was a gift from Harry’s grandmother, the Queen.

Mondli Khumalo, a fast bowler for North Petherton Cricket Club, is in a serious but stable condition, Avon and Somerset Police say.

EasyJet and Tui have cancelled a number of flights this week.

She described the ordeal, in which she was sent graphic photos, as an “awful nightmare”

Combat veteran’s crime ‘abhorrent’, says judge

The DVSA has been under pressure from MPs to clear backlogs

Some 300 cyclists including Sir Chris Hoy, Dame Laura Kenny and Sir Jason Kenny will appear as part of the Jubilee pageant on Sunday.

UK firms fear trade war with EU could make exporting to the bloc more difficult

Michelle O’Neill was speaking after the DUP blocked the election of a new speaker for the second time.

The reforms would see the number of members increase from 60 to 96.

Ardvreck School is the only UK preparatory school to appear in the official commemorative album for the Platinum Jubilee.

Scotland are due to play Ukraine on Wednesday.

A Liverpool fan who was at the Louvre following his side’s Champions League final defeat asked: ‘What were the odds this would happen?’

The Justice4Grenfell group held a party to mark the Queen’s 70 years on the throne – with places laid out at a table for those killed in the fire.

The pageant takes place at Buckingham Palace on Sunday June 5.

Justin Welby said he is ‘deeply saddened’ not to be giving the sermon at St Paul’s Cathedral after catching coronavirus and mild pneumonia.

David Jonathan Holden is on trial at Belfast Crown Court for the gross negligence manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie in Co Tyrone in 1988.

Lisa Smith sent 800 euros to member of the terror group

Lisa Smith was earlier found not guilty of a separate charge of funding terrorism

Samantha Markle, 57, spoke with ITV’s Good Morning Britain.

Parents say schoolwork is harder now as they turn to gadgets for help.

Exclusive: Hakim Khan says he ‘just wants to be human’ as criticism of the Home Office Rwanda scheme continues

The special commemorations include an open air pop concert at the Palace and a carnival pageant through the streets of central London.

The impressionist painting is returning to London after being owned by a US family for 70 years.