Campaigners ‘disappointed’ and ‘deeply concerned’ after bid to stop Tuesday’s flight fails

Lawyers say there is a risk of mass claims against the Government if the policy is found to be unlawful at a full judicial review hearing.

‘I have calculated everything, I wouldn’t be able to afford to pay for school meals,’ one parent in London says

Mohammed Shah Subhani, 27, known as Shah, was reported missing in May 2019 from his home in west London.

The Times said the prince is especially frustrated at the policy as he is set to represent the Queen at a Commonwealth meeting in Rwanda.

Exclusive: Elizabeth and Jemima posted online about their white peer who had racist language written across his chest

Father Anthony White, of Cross-In-Hand, Heathfield, East Sussex, was sentenced at Hove Crown Court.

Jonathan Roberson is taking on the challenge to raise money for mental health charity Combat Stress.

The Civil Aviation Authority said there had been an increase in reports of ‘significant service failings’.

Exclusive: Signatories include musician and author Akala, football pundit Gary Lineker OBE, Bridgerton actress Adjoah Andoh, artist Tracey Emin

The Government’s leaked food strategy is a focus for Saturday’s papers.

First deportation flight scheduled to leave on Tuesday with 31 migrants onboard

Police said 44-year-old suspect believed to be known to victims

Labour said the Tory minister’s ‘offensive’ comment was ‘frankly embarrassing’

The condition affects more than a million UK adults.

The Resolution Foundation said prosperous areas have benefited the most from the shift.

Members of the community in North Kensington have spoken about the impact of the disaster.

The move will not affect monthly repayments, which are based on income, but means borrowers will owe less than they would have done in the long term.

Thomas Herring was a sergeant in 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment, tasked with retaking Mount Longdon in the Falklands War

Keith Brown joined the Royal Marines in 1980 and found himself at war two years later.

Claire Simmons said much of the response ‘could be characterised as at best neglect and at worst conscious cruelty’.

Charlotte Caldwell said just three children with severe epilepsy have been granted medical cannabis on the NHS, with others going private.

Bodies were retrieved from a Devon lake 24 hours after the motorboat capsized

The High Court’s decision has now paved the way for the first flight to go ahead on Tuesday.

The Our Place In Space installation stretches for 10km.

Camelot, the National Lottery operator, has urged people to check their tickets to see if they are the winner.

Heather Wheeler, the Tory MP for South Derbyshire, said she made an ‘inappropriate remark that does not reflect my actual view’.

Footage also played in court of ex-commando in seconds before he killed Jennifer and Stephen Chapple

Alicia Kearns says Confucius Institutes are ‘undermining the integrity of the Mandarin education in our country’.

Testing mandate will expire at 12.01am on 12 June

PM ‘appalled’ by treatment of Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner

Stores ‘a threat to the status and value of what is supposed to be the nation’s premier shopping street,’ council says

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss discussed efforts to secure the release of Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner with her Ukrainian counterpart on Friday.

Holland Park School in Kensington has lost its previous ‘outstanding’ rating.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky told students he will need the younger generation to rebuild the country

Maurizio Bragagni reportedly described London as ‘worse than any African metropolis’ in an online article for the Italian news site Saturno Notizie.

In a ruling on Friday, Mr Justice Swift said there was a ‘material public interest’ in the Home Secretary being able to carry out her policies.

One in four 2019 Conservative voters says he should have stepped down

Charles and Camilla visited the Royal Cornwall Show on Friday.

The poll was part of a Women’s Prize for Fiction campaign.

Monitoring committee will not be set up for months by flights set to begin next week

PM ‘not talking to ordinary people’ say Lib Dems, after he meets small group for tea

5.2 per cent GDP shortfall ‘mostly’ down to Britain’s exit from EU, according to top think tank

A High Court judge is scheduled to deliver a ruling on Archie’s Battersbee’s future on Monday.

QC takes aim at ‘inaccuracies’ in government submission over legal challenge

Home Secretary Priti Patel’s department insisted the agreement with the east African nation is in the public interest.

The first flight could go ahead on Tuesday.

Keir Starmer says Labour government would repeal legislation if passed, while senior Conservatives reveal ‘unease’ over legal position

The Labour leader was in Belfast on Friday for talks with political leaders on the impasse over the contentious post-Brexit trading arrangements.

Chris Curtis says he now accepts YouGov’s version of events

James Wilthew served in northern Afghanistan and now runs a fair-trade business selling rugs from the region

A police spokesman said the suspected attacker, believed to have been known to the victims, should not be approached.

The bodies of two missing people were recovered from Roadford Lake near Okehampton in Devon on Thursday, about 24 hours after the boat capsized.

Putin has a favour to ask that could be tied to the case of two men jailed in Donetsk, says Kim Sengupta

Exclusive: Brexit minister and Commons leader both reject fact-finding mission after vetoing ban on adverts for extreme cruelty

Shah Rahman received eight months in jail for each of the three breaches to run concurrently.

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research said the Chancellor failed to insure against the risk of rising interest rates.

Matthew Reynolds was convicted over the fatal stabbing of Bonnie Harwood in her home.

The Trust and its maternity services are currently subject to an independent review.

Chris Curtis apologised and said he was ‘happy to clarify the position and apologise to YouGov for any confusion caused’.

Archie Batten died 27 minutes after being delivered.

The 31-year-old died while being restrained by police in Kirkcaldy, Fife, in May 2015.

Why are Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner being treated as criminals, and what can ministers do to help them?

The unseasonable high winds are a result of a former tropical storm.

The Committee of Ministers is to ask the UK Government to provide more information on its proposals to deal with the legacy of the Troubles.

Charles and Emma Villiers hit the headlines after arguing over whether they should fight over money in Scotland or England.

Up to 130 people have been notified they could be removed on the inaugural flight, due to take off on Tuesday.

The BBC has said more people would be able to watch the evening highlights programme than could view a live daytime broadcast.

‘In some places the right answer will be to move communities away from danger,’ Sir James Bevan says

‘There is no coming back for land that coastal erosion has taken away,’ Sir James Bevan will say

Jack Lis was killed by the animal while at a friend’s house in South Wales last November.

Ben Wallace met the Ukrainian leader this week to discuss the UK providing further support.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss discussed efforts to secure the release of Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner with her Ukrainian counterpart on Friday.

It comes after the Home Office confirmed Friday morning three migrants deportation had been cancelled

The English Defence League founder told the court he was ‘disaster with paperwork’

The Labour party leader said his party will not support the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill.

After speaking to local farmers and gamekeepers, Corsham Police in Wiltshire said it was “certain” otters were causing the damage

Death should ‘never have happened’, judge says as he sentences man and woman to seven years behind bars

Two separate victims were scammed out of their entire savings

It is the first week-on-week jump in infections since the end of March.

Some 11% of respondents to a survey said they intended to retire aged 50 to 55, with only 14% intending to retire aged 66 or over.

The Duke of Cambridge’s low-key appearance came after the four-day Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

Serial thief has a taste for crisps and is said to favour Tangy Cheese Doritos

On average, teachers’ scores indicate probable clinical depression, survey finds.

Former Labour leader’s ill-advised attempt to immortalise his 2015 election pledges has had an intriguing afterlife, becoming a much sought-after relic of Westminster kitsch

Appeal court judges have increased Mark Page’s sentence from 12 years to 18 years after an application by Solicitor General Alex Chalk.

Migrants and campaign groups are seeking legal action to stop the first flight next week

Ken Clarke says legislation set to be revealed on Monday will be ‘seriously challenged’

Figures show ‘worrying scale of abuse and neglect’, NSPCC says

Heads say the new regulations are a sign of ‘severe’ teacher shortages faced by schools.

Party says health secretary ‘potentially avoided paying hundreds of thousands of pounds’

‘I wish he could be, but he isn’t,’ Katharine Birbalsingh says

The tunnel in Chipping Warden, Northamptonshire, is the first of its kind in the UK.

Schools minister Robin Walker has disagreed with the social mobility tsar’s comment that Boris Johnson is not a good role model for children.

A group of Oxford academics have said the university’s policies on harassment and social media pose a ‘grave’ threat to its reputation.

Carl Lloyd and Sarah Swainston performed CPR on the seriously ill man at a day centre until paramedics arrived

Former RAF serviceman Simon Dobbin was assaulted in Essex, following a Southend United vs Cambridge United match on March 21 2015.

Police recovered the bodies after a motorboat overturned near Okehampton in Devon.

Outrage as Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner face death by firing squad after ‘disgusting Soviet era show trial’

The recording is heard saying: “Hello darling, love you lots, giving you a kiss. Love, love, love love you.”