More than 440 people were rescued trying to cross the English Channel on Tuesday - the same day the UK pulled its first Rwanda deportation flight.

PM downplayed the legislation to override parts of protocol as ‘no big deal’

Anthony, Yvonne and Gaynor Mellor said they were ‘heartbroken’ by their loss but hoped to continue her legacy through her Production Company Rollem.

Tory MPs furious at a late-night ruling by the European Court of Human Rights halted the first departure.

The SNP MP is facing a two-day suspension from the Commons.

Four men have been held after a football unit officer was hit on the side of the head near Wolverhampton’s Molineux Stadium.

Russia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs listed 29 individuals, including the heads of the BBC, The Times, The Guardian and The Independent.

Frances Swaine, who represents a man due to be flown to Rwanda, said the Government should consider whether it is worth it ‘financially or legally’.

By-election falls on date of rail strike and could cause logistical difficulties

PM downplayed the legislation as ‘not a big deal’

The first flight due to send asylum seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda did not take off following an interim ruling by the Strasbourg court.

Deportation flight was scheduled to depart UK on Tuesday night

The plane was scheduled to depart the UK on Tuesday night.

Rwanda flight did not take-off after a last minute intervention by the European Court of Human Rights

Exclusive: Iranian Kurd on flight said ‘tell my family I love them, I’m sorry for everything’

A new survey found that large numbers of medics have experienced racism in the NHS.

Exclusive: Iranian Kurd on flight says ‘tell my family I love them, I’m sorry for everything’

Rwanda flight did not take-off after a last minute intervention by the European Court of Human Rights

First flight abandoned at 10pm minutes before takeoff but Priti Patel says she ‘will not be deterred’

Four men arrested after PC approached from behind and hit on head

Amaan Isa was also travelling at double the speed limit, police say

Despite last minute legal reprieve granted to asylum seekers, Therese Coffey ‘highly confident’ next flight will go ahead

‘Truly frightening and vicious’ campaign of terror was waged using ancestry websites, prosecutors say

The European Commission is expected to announce plans for legal action after the UK set out its intention to override the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Exclusive: Some 60 per cent of Asian and 57 per cent of Black doctors see racism as a barrier to career progression, landmark study reveals

Scottish TV presenter Lorraine Kelly has been a staple on ITV’s breakfast show for more than a decade.

The teenger is being questioned by the police

These images show the scale of litter left after 40,000 people gathered for Europe’s largest Gypsy and travellers’ event

A first instalment of £326 will land in the bank accounts of families on benefits as part of the Government’s support package amid soaring prices.

First instalment of £326 to land in bank accounts

Emily Hunt, who helped on the Government’s End-to-End Rape Review last summer, said society needs to do more to increase prosecutions.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were among those who observed a 72-second silence at the base of the tower in north Kensington.

Plans to send asylum seekers to the central African nation, which could be about to get underway, have been bitterly attacked as ‘unlawful’ and contested at the High Court

Plans to send asylum seekers to the central African nation, which could be about to get underway, have been bitterly attacked as ‘unlawful’ and contested at the High Court

It is hoped the move could help speed up the process of cancer diagnosis.

It is hoped the move could help speed up the process of cancer diagnosis

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said she will do ‘whatever is necessary’ to secure the release of Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner.

Search for pair is believed to be nearing end as the area left to examine is getting smaller

Part of the strategy will involve rebuilding ‘trust and confidence in the police and criminal justice system’ for women and victims of abuse.

The Home Secretary described the European Court of Human Rights intervention as ‘very surprising’.

Britain warned against ‘serious and unacceptable breach’ of Withdrawal Agreement

The last-minute grounding of the first deportation flight to Rwanda dominates Wednesday’s front pages.

Seven people were originally scheduled to be on tonight’s flight to Rwanda

It comes after police said personal items belonging to the two missing men were discovered.

Fake contest promises participants ‘5,000 coolers full of’ Dutch beer

Fake contest promises participants ‘5,000 coolers full of’ Dutch beer

Government’s legal justification for unilateral challenge to protocol branded ‘hopeless’

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge among attendees

The Prime Minister has downplayed the changes in the bill, which has been criticised for tearing up parts of the Brexit agreement, as ‘no big deal’.

Temperatures will sizzle from Wednesday which will see highs of 28C in parts of the South East.

A national strike would be the first since the company was privatised in the mid-1980s, said the CWU.

A commission identified 12 key steps to improve the education system, with most parents feeling schools do not prepare children well for working life.

A charity called for targeted primary school careers provision for poorer pupils.

Pension Credit can act as a gateway to a range of other benefits.

Information on nutritional values, ingredients and health warnings is not required on alcoholic drinks packaging in the UK.

Whitelock’s Ale House has been awarded Grade II* status by the Government.

Only a quarter of this year’s retirees feel very confident that they have saved enough for later life.

Students are turning to payment apps such as Klarna or food banks to make ends meet says NUS.

Viewers had complained that the ad portrayed gambling as taking priority in family life.

The Health Secretary will be speaking at the NHS ConfedExpo conference.

Rachel de Souza announces new drive for all children to attend school from first day of 2022 autumn term.

Monthly figures for May 2022 show a slight increase in sales across retail but experts warn this is more to do with rising prices than rising volumes.

Almost half of those surveyed in the UK said they avoided the news, with many saying it brought down their mood.

Charity YoungMinds says 90,789 young people were referred to mental health services in March 2022 – the most since figures started being collected.

Diabetes UK said that the problem will be exacerbated by the cost-of-living crisis.

The list names BBC director-general Tim Davie and The Times’ editor John Witherow.

‘Your schedules must be based on the resources you expect to have available’ – letter to carriers

UK government accused of ‘lacking compassion’ and ‘ignoring’ families

The father-of-two was speaking at an event in Cardiff hosted by PinkNews.

All migrants have been removed from the plane, Government sources have said.

Mr Phillips, 57, and Brazilian indigenous expert Bruno Pereira, 41, vanished from a remote part of the Amazon last week.

The flight that was scheduled to deport the first refugees to Rwanda will not take off following a series of eleventh-hour interventions by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR).

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a memorial service at the base of the north Kensington tower block.

Speaking to Channel 4 News, the Scottish Conservative leader urged people to boycott a second referendum if it is held without a section 30 order.

The government aspires to provide ‘clean, modern accommodation’ with basic facilities and a safe space.

Former party chief whip Patrick Grady said he was ‘profoundly sorry’ for the behaviour which has left him facing a Commons suspension.

Some of the 2,500 workers being moved are destined for a new hub in the city centre, the Cabinet Office said.

Home Office flight expected to take-off at 9.30pm on Tuesday

The First Minister said she would set out more detail on how trade would work post-independence.

Yolande Makolo spoke to reporters in Kigali as the first deportation flight prepared to leave Britain

The appeal came at a press conference in Westminster of families wanting greater help from the Foreign Office to free detained UK nationals.

Historic items relating to republican leader Michael Collins also sold at the auction house in east Belfast on Tuesday.

The teenager was strip-searched by female Met officers in 2020 after she was wrongly suspected of carrying cannabis at her east London school.

‘She is determined to push for justice in the case,’ young woman’s lawyer tells The Independent

Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries told MPs the Government intends to use the proceeds of the sale to ‘benefit the entire country’.

Nadhim Zahawi says move comes in response to rising costs.

Kate and William were among those who observed a 72-second silence and laid a wreath at the base of the tower block.

‘He always went the extra mile for his family, friends and anyone in the community,’ Sohail’s family said

Survivors and community members say justice is not coming fast enough

Ministers wanted to cash in on oil around islands before and after war

The Queen was missing from the sporting event she is so passionate about but is likely to have watched proceedings on television from Windsor Castle.

Residents back proposals demanding all new-build properties are lived in full-time amid growing fears that locals are being priced out of resort made famous by Dracula

Risks could see courses or campuses close, report warns.

Swiss-based French graffiti artist Saype has created an artwork of intertwined arms in the grounds of the Parliament.

Tom Hunt also targets ’elite society’ for fighting Rwanda deportations – despite attending a £35,000-a-year private school

Irish politicians were urged to support Ukraine’s efforts to join the European Union.

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The broadcaster is to provide live coverage from the event following an announcement by the BBC that it would not this year.

Downing Street said past comments by Just Eat founder David Buttress are not relevant to his new role.

The Prime Minister said lawyers were very good at ‘picking up ways of trying to stop the Government’.