Police received more than 14,000 misconduct complaints from the public in the space of a year – but only 1 per cent led to proceedings.

The Justice Secretary says he does not believe the Prime Minister will face a confidence vote next week.

More than 150 UK flights were cancelled on Wednesday and passengers who could travel were forced to wait in long queues at airports.

Government wants to target only ‘most vulnerable’, says deputy PM

Deputy PM describes talk of a potential ballot as ‘Westminster froth’

Charlie Fleury and Adam Baker – known as the Emergensea Duo – are navigating the 2,000-mile British coastline.

Women are more likely to be negatively affected by trolling and less likely to share an opinion online

Experts warn food inflation will “get worse before it gets better”

Cooler conditions on Monday and Tuesday will start to fade away from Wednesday

There will be sunny spells across the Jubilee weekend but also periods of heavy showers for parts of the country

Sunny spells and warmer weather are in store for most of the UK, but a risk of rain remains in parts.

Cooler conditions on Monday and Tuesday will start to fade away from Wednesday

The suspect allegedly said he could hide drugs or ‘even a small child’ in a part of the campervan

Deputy PM also plays down speculation about early general election

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

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

The royal theme has inspired Wellington to create scarecrows of Princess Fiona from Shrek, Queen’s Freddie Mercury, and ‘a few Purple Rain Princes’.

Francois-Marie Dibon is due to finish his challenge shortly after 10am on Wednesday, when the new world record will be set.

Children are enjoying tea, cake and maypole dancing during their first weeks in UK classes.

The Scotland men’s team take on Ukraine in a match which could see either team go on to qualify for football’s World Cup.

Former allies of PM suggest he could face confidence vote ‘next week’

Teaching unions earlier wrote to the Chancellor and Education Secretary asking for an urgent expansion of free school meals.

The weekend begins with Trooping the Colour and beacon lighting on Thursday, and ends with the pageant on Sunday.

The 27-year-old French centre-back admitted two counts of causing unnecessary suffering to an animal.

Rescue 116 crashed off Co Mayo on March 14 2017 during a search and rescue mission with four crew on board.

The nation’s papers cover the build up to the Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Cabinet minister appeals for suggestions on how to fulfill his brief

Lord Geidt has suggested that Mr Johnson’s fixed penalty notice may have breached the Ministerial Code.

Gary Butcher is the second man to have absconded from the open prison this year

Labour accuses government of being ‘missing in action’

The Monarch, 96, was travelling from Balmoral ready to join the nation’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations marking her 70 year-reign.

Currently there are no sentencing guidelines for selling knives to under-18s

Experts have called for the system of complaints to be changed.

Stormy weather saw the Queen’s private jet circle the capital for 15 minutes before making a safe landing

Artist Tuesday Greenidge, whose daughter survived the fire, has been running Sewing for Justice sessions for members of the community.

Andy Cooke, chief inspector of constabulary, said he wanted more of a focus on neighbourhood policing and ‘putting doors in to catch people’.

Snape Maltings Concert Hall is close to Sheeran’s Suffolk home and was chosen as the venue for his Radio 1 Big Weekend gig last year.

A cross-party group of MPs said it is “key” that lorry drivers have better roadside facilities to end a labour shortage in the haulage sector

Local MP ‘hopeful’ RAF Linton proposal will be scrapped

Priti Patel says she will not be deterred by ‘attempts to frustrate’ removal process

Britain has become ‘very, very unforgiving society’, says Welby

Lord Geidt says his repeated advice was not heeded by Downing Street

Judge takes rare step of naming James MacDougall, 37, to stop other women from using him as donor

Bradford fought off County Durham, Southampton and Wrexham County Borough to clinch the title

Downing Street hopes supermarket’s ‘small C conservatives’ will keep PM in power – but Colin Drury finds them unconvinced

Exclusive: Former education secretaries from across the political divide have called on the government to act

‘It will be a big issue unless something is done with the seed industry,’ grower warns

Labour leader has pledged to resign if fined by Durham Constabulary

Moment comes amid reports UK may make switch back to imperial units

The money could have been used to insulate two million British homes by 2025, according to the think tank

Foreign secretary ‘as close to properly crackers’ as anyone in parliament, says ex-No 10 strategist – who also plays down Rishi Sunak’s chances of winning leadership

‘They have killed and tortured thousands of civilians, assassinated journalists, judges, activists and policewomen,’ Zahra Joya says

PM’s fate again in hands of disgruntled backbenchers as Sue Gray report fails to dispel Partygate anger

Les Balkwell had demanded new independent probe after police refused to reopen investigation

PM facing renewed pressure to step down in wake of Sue Gray report into Partygate

Growing number of Conservatives worried about defeat at next general election

Embattled PM still under fire over Partygate as his own MPs demand resignation and letters of no confidence pile up at 1922 Committee

Connor Attridge allegedly walked through the vehicle gate of the Royal Mews on Sunday night when it was opened to allow through an authorised car.

Only one police force in the UK is meeting a target to answer 90% of 999 calls in under 10 seconds, new data has shown.

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

A passenger described the decision to operate the flight without customers as ‘insane’.

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.

In some parts of the country one GP is responsible for more than 2,500 patients.

Jesus’ College’s centre on China will need to state its commitment to academic freedom on its website, a review says.

A chief inspector had to twice ask uniformed Pcs to carry out searches around Swanage town centre in Dorset after the 19-year-old went missing.

More than 18,000 bricks were used to create the display and the models took a total of 281.5 hours to finish.

Kevin Nelson told an inquiry into the death of Mr Bayoh he did not think the 31-year-old stamped on an officer as he was being restrained.

Max Dingle was found with his head trapped between the rails and mattress of his hospital bed, an inquest heard.

Assistant Chief Constable Alan Todd said there was a significant number of hoax calls and urged the 999 service to be used responsibly.

Police appeal for witnesses as teenager remains in hospital

Actor was reported to be facing extradition if he refused to show

The leading dissident republican was shot dead at a fuel depot off the Springfield Road in Belfast on Good Friday 2014.

The 5ft 3in Victoria sponge was made for Buzz Bingo players in Birmingham.

The Queen remains firmly at the top of the most popular royal list.

The soap actor starred in Emmerdale for 10 years.

Francois-Marie Dibon has trained for five years to beat the current world record of 430 bungee jumps in 24 hours.

The former Cabinet minister said Tory MPs need to decide how they can restore confidence in the Government following the Sue Gray report.

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

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

Warwick University’s LGBT group, Warwick Pride, said Nadhim Zahawi ‘plays a significant role in institutional transphobia’.

They had tea and cake with locals as part of an integration initiative led by the Volunteer Centre Sutton.

Of the 13,758 terminations undertaken in Scotland, 53% of women chose to take both abortion medications at home.

PM’s chances of survival take a big hit, according to bookmakers, after Metropolitan Police fines him over Partygate scandal and allies leap to his defence

The activists locked themselves together outside the office of an Israeli arms company.

The attraction in Windsor laid on its own version of a procession down The Mall including a Red Arrows flypast to mark the 70-year reign.

The monarch has limited the Platinum Jubilee balcony appearance for the flypast on the first day of the national celebrations to working royals.

Death rate stagnation ‘should simply not be happening in a wealthy society such as the UK,’ say researchers

A number of people were seen being brought ashore by an RNLI lifeboat at Dover, Kent, on Tuesday.

William Hague suggests party is ‘moving faster’ towards ballot

Some councils will be making alterations to services over the four-day weekend

Lady Rosemary Spencer-Churchill last wore the silk gown in 1953.

Frances Quinn has beaten her own record set in 2017

Frances Quinn has beaten her own record set in 2017.

The figure, accompanied by a pet corgi, was made by Holmes Chapel Community Yarn Bombers.

It follows sharp falls in the number of infections and hospital patients.

Zane Smart died after an incident in Wolverhampton on May 27.

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

European Union leaders have agreed to embargo most Russian oil imports into the bloc by year-end as part of new sanctions on Moscow.

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.

Sunday’s pageant will mark the finale of the Platinum Jubilee Weekend, marking the Queen’s 70 years on the throne.