Thousands are expected to join protests on Saturday demanding a ‘better deal’ for workers

Weekend forecast ‘good news for those not fan of the heat’, Met Office forecaster says

Latin America minister Vicky Ford has confirmed the identification.

The Royal Military Police has established no crime was committed.

The Royal Military Police has established no crime was committed

Chief Secretary Simon Clarke said pay claims to match inflation will simply push prices even higher.

Chief Secretary Simon Clarke said pay claims to match inflation will simply push prices even higher

New figures have revealed the number of people crossing the Channel to reach Britain this year has passed 11,000.

A spokesperson for the college said it was ‘fully supportive’ of the sentiment.

Government accused of ‘profiteering’ by charging countries for surplus vaccines through the aid budget

Durham Constabulary are investigating whether the Labour leader and deputy leader broke lockdown regulations.

Officials are keeping a close eye on a pilot project being run by UK businesses

Camilla’s Country Life, by Spun Gold TV and award-winning director Michael Waldman, will accompany her as she edits a special edition of the magazine.

The cost-of-living crisis and Boris Johnson’s surprise trip to Kyiv are splashed across the national papers as the weekend begins.

The Cabinet minister has previously said the Government ‘will not be put off by the inevitable last-minute legal challenges’.

Suspect confessed to murdering two men before revealing where he hid bodies, according to officers

Stella Moris tells The Independent one-time journalist Boris Johnson throwing former colleagues under bus and damagaging press freedom

The Northern Irish actor stars as veteran detective Danny Frater in Channel 4’s new crime thriller Suspect.

Labour leader and deputy are being investigated by Durham Constabulary

Home secretary says doubts remain over court’s motivation for intervening

As a result of an influx of cooler Atlantic air, the mercury is predicted to drop across the UK.

Lord Geidt said he was not prepared to endorse the government’s openness to breaking international law

Trade union leaders, frontline workers and community organisations will be among those at the demonstration in London.

Distraught Roxanne Tahbaz has said attempts to get the bottom of her father’s case have been ‘incredibly dispiriting’ as he remains jailed in Iran.

Organisers said it will be the largest trade union protest in years.

Proposals from centre-right think tank Onward would help put ‘rocket boosters’ under local economies, said Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen.

NHS England is launching the Can You Tell It’s Sickle Cell? campaign on World Sickle Cell day.

Lawyers will appeal decision described as ‘dark day for press freedom and British democracy’

Santon Downham, in Norfolk, recorded the highest temperature with 32.7C (90.86F) on Friday

‘It will force many women to choose between therapy and justice,’ letter says

Boris Johnson made an unannounced trip to Kyiv instead of attending a Northern Research Group conference in Doncaster.

Exclusion of disabled also said to be widespread and staff who complained claimed they were bullied amid ‘cover-ups’

Row over steel tariffs is ‘distraction’ from true cause of resignation, says Lord Geidt

Ministers accused of treating people seeking refuge as criminals in ‘dehumanising’ move

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said it could remove the ‘long shadow of the protocol’ from Northern Ireland.

Boris Johnson’s former ethics adviser clarified the ‘cautious language’ in his letter of resignation.

The Prime Minister is reviewing whether to abolish the role of ministerial interests adviser after Lord Geidt resigned.

Lord Geidt said he was not prepared to endorse the government’s openness to breaking international law

Government warning of ‘wage-price spiral’ is opposite of truth, letter says

‘We were all ready with an oven-ready set of policies,’ says senior MP Jake Berry

Northern voters must see progress ‘looking out bus window’ or they will return to Labour, PM warned

UK-led programme could train up to 10,000 troops every 120 days in bid to ‘change the equation’ in war with Russia

Ex-minister warns the Northern Research Group of Conservative MPs that red-wall voters did not give ‘an unconditional vote’.

The Prime Minister gave the Ukrainian president a signed copy of Queen Of Our Times during his visit to Kyiv.

Caterers are switching to cheaper products as food costs rise

Another boy, 13, is in a critical condition in hospital after the incident in Ballymena.

The Earl of Wessex was in Birmingham, which is hosting the 11-day competition from late July.

Santon Downham, in Norfolk, recorded the highest temperature with 32.7C.

Nicole Venglovicova, 31, missed three separate flights to Belfast from Heathrow on Friday.

Exam boards have had to apologise for multiple errors in this year’s papers.

Relatives of victim say his horrific death cast ‘dark cloud’ over their lives

The city emphasised its musical heritage as it became the latest UK city to show interest in staging the event.

Scottish police worked with Dutch and Italian officers on the return of the Book of Sermons.

Tiverton candidate Helen Hurford claimed question is designed to ‘catch me out’

Ministers told to ‘ensure the sector is no worse off’ – after Boris Johnson vowed to ‘protect’ it

The Prime Minister’s visit was arranged in secret.

Victim left suffering neck and leg pain, rescue services say

Afghanistan veteran used ceremonial army dagger to stab couple while children slept upstairs

EU did not used to expect UK to break international law, says Commission vice-president

‘I don’t quite know what the courts are going to decide,’ deputy prime minister says – refusing to commit to any flights taking off this year

Boris Johnson had been due to address Tory MPs and party members during a Northern Research Group event but travelled to Ukraine instead.

Nadeem Ahmed also warned leaving EU had triggered racist attacks and backed second referendum, in embarrassment for Boris Johnson

Prime minister opts for visit to war-torn Ukraine - amid criticism he turns to Volodymyr Zelensky at times of political danger

Sheku Bayoh, 31, died while being restrained by police in Fife in May 2015.

William and Kate have not attended the Berkshire meet for a number of years and received a cheer.

Travellers making up for time lost during the pandemic have faced delays and cancellations as they try to head abroad.

Government says this will mean parents are not fined for absence in some areas and not in others.

All poultry on the premises have been humanely culled.

An airport spokesperson said the incident occurred while staff were helping to disembark three passengers with restricted mobility.

No final decision has been made about where the contest will be held.

The Prime Minister is meeting President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Former Scotland Yard investigator insists John Cannan never met murdered estate agent and is innocent

The double decker bus was seen engulfed in flames

David Venables told lover his spouse had been ‘run down’ with flu, jury hears

Compromise deal described as ‘technocratic fudge aimed at saving reputations not lives’

Crowds flocked to the seaside on the hottest day of the year.

Former Royal Engineer Collin Reeves stabbed his neighbours Stephen and Jennifer Chapple to death in their home in Norton Fitzwarren in Somerset.

It was commissioned as part of celebrations for the 700th anniversary of the Declaration of Arbroath.

Rico Quitongo has taken his former club Airdrie FC and one of its directors to an employment tribunal.

No injuries were reported.

MPs said the Ukraine war makes the declaration “an urgent priority”

The church, once hailed by UK politicians as a beacon of hope for ex-gang members, was hit by allegations of financial exploitation of its members in 2019

More railway workers are to be balloted for industrial action in growing disputes over pay and jobs.

Collin Reeves claimed his diagnosis lessened the crime of killing his neighbours, Stephen and Jennifer Chapple, from murder to manslaughter.

Micheal Hornung, 38, is thought to have made over £350,000 from his fraudulent operations

The Home Secretary signed an order on Friday to approve the extradition.

Temperatures could reach 35C in London, according to forecasts

Prevalence of the virus remains well below the record high reached in the spring.

Francis Cairney, 87, is accused of carrying out sex attacks in the 1970s and 1980s.

London Mayor says he will block the appointment of a new commissioner unless they grasp the ‘true extent’ of the Met’s problems.

Romanian victims were told to ‘look sexy’ in semi-nude application photos

Charities have also warned about caring for cats in the heat

Charities have also warned about caring for cats in the heat

Boris Johnson facing fresh criticism after hinting he may not replace outgoing code of conduct czar

With temperatures sizzling, some dress requirements for spectators were eased.

The inquiry has been told by other officers that Pc Nicole Short was stamped on by the 31-year-old.

Forecasters expected temperatures to reach up to 34C (93F) in areas close to the famous racecourse.

British embassy official Daniel Phillips said he hopes the Wales will team put its mark on the tournament.

Dame Rachel de Souza appeared to criticise fellow Government tsar Katharine Birbalsingh in comments about girls taking physics.

Lawyers have reportedly received death threats after the Prime Minister suggested they were ‘abetting’ criminal gangs.