Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey said she was told Boris Johnson did not know the details as she was despatched to defend him.

Exclusive: Pincher firmly denies touching Tory colleague sexually on two occasions in last eight months

‘I’ll say it – I have seen resistance,’ says Suella Braverman

Junk food and the internet has created a’perfect storm’, gym boss Nick Mitchell said.

Alexander Stafford said there is a danger of ‘losing vast chunks of our history’, if more schools do not teach the history of the Middle Ages.

Francis Gavan disappeared some time between Friday and Saturday morning

Government policies to crack down on protest and other speech exempted from new laws

The fallout from the Tory party’s so-called ‘Pestminister’ scandal continues to dominate the newspapers.

The pair said the tax cut will amount to £6 billion in value and lift ‘2.2 million people out of paying any National Insurance or income tax’.

Each homemade soapbox is unique, with some of the designs being inspired by the crew’s favourite fictional characters.

The court has been the main stage at the Championships since 1922.

A family court allowed teenager Craig Mulligan to return to the care of his step-father five days before Logan was murdered by his family.

A study by analytics experts at Nottingham University Business School examined the impact of social media abuse on patients with asthma.

Dame Kelly Holmes tells crowd she will ‘never live behind that curtain again’ after coming out as gay last month

Staffing shortages have caused chaos in airports as holidaymakers face huge queues

PM joked about deputy chief whip being ‘Pincher by name, Pincher by nature,’ claims Dominic Cummings

Over-65s warned the taxman will take his ‘chunk’ of state benefit

‘The only place these ’40 new hospitals’ currently exist is in Boris Johnson’s imagination,’ says Labour MP

Gina Little, who lives in Greenwich, has run the London Marathon 37 times, more than any other woman.

Alicia Barnett won her first doubles game alongside Jonny O’Mara, and the duo will be facing Venus Williams and Jamie Murray on Sunday.

Some spectators loved the drama, whereas others compared it to football and thought it was ’embarrassing’.

Crowds in rainbow colours, glitter, jewels and sequins gathered on Saturday for what is also the first Pride in London since the pandemic.

The survey, conducted by Panelbase for The Sunday Times, showed 44% of voters are opposed to a ballot taking place, while 43% said they are in favour.

The Olympic athlete said she had lived with fear of judgment and retribution for being a gay woman.

‘No sentence will ever be enough,’ grieving mother of Jack Lis says. ‘It’s not even close to justice’

Bank says customers who disagree with its stance on gender are free to close their accounts

A man, 20, and two 16-year-old boys remain in police custody after the killing

One attendee said seeing the dogs donned in colour added ‘that extra level of joy’ to the day.

The fast-food giant says it is working to resolve the issues ‘as quickly as possible’

Twenty-seven people died when the boat they were in sank off the coast of Calais in November.

Conservative MP says he does not bring interns into Westminster

Australian number one Alex de Minaur also said he would have given up his Court 1 slot for Boulter to have a bigger home crowd.

‘We walk Zara home in our hearts’

Exclusive: Official guidance for prosecutors says that sentences of two to three years are ‘appropriate’

Teachers’ leaders have immediately rejected a reported 9 per cent pay rise proposed for new starters as ministers try to head off a series of strikes across the UK.

Campaigners cautiously welcomed the move but said there was more to do

‘I’ll try not to become emotional or self-indulgent,’ veteran DJ tells listeners

Downing Street pushes back against bid to force fresh vote of no confidence in leader

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said Ms Aleena was “an incredible woman and an inspiration to us all”.

Ofcom says the rise of ‘American streaming platforms’ requires a review of British TV advert rules

No 10’s chief of staff reportedly referred to the move as ‘de-inflationary’

Peniston said he is hoping to help children with cancer through working with Young Minds Vs Cancer.

Charity Commission has launched statutory inquiry into the Captain Tom Foundation

Exclusive: It was disappointing that ministers postponed action, says Ian Khama, launching cross-party report calling for urgent crackdown

British stars Ryan Peniston, Alastair Gray, and Lily Miyazaki spoke with the PA news agency about what they get up to off the court.

With the Tory whip suspended, the MP said he will be seeking medical help and hopes to return to his duties “as soon as possible”.

The vigil is taking the form of a silent walk that traces the route Ms Aleena had been taking but never got to complete.

Also said he would ‘co-operate fully’ with inquiry into his alleged behaviour

Strikes leave ‘question mark’ over British Airways summer scheduling, The Independent told

Exclusive: Home Office claims it needs a ‘safe space’ for negotiations and that release would damage international relations

Exclusive: Experts warn new ‘blanket practice’ of allowing local authorities to access social media accounts of asylum claimants amounts to ‘clear violation’ of their rights

Man suffers ‘serious injuries’ in Friday night attack

Staff may still be sent to attend to injured birds, but they will not be accepted into rescue centres.

Chris Pincher had the Conservative whip withdrawn a day after the allegations emerged.

The warning comes as the UK faces months of industrial unrest on a scale not seen for decades

Labour accuses ministers of ‘failing to learn lessons’ as Home Office’s own document states vulnerable people could be denied work and housing under new policy

The event marked the 50th anniversary of the UK’s first Pride parade.

The LTA has said there has been a 10% increase in young people taking up tennis over the past year.

More than a million people are expected to descend on London for the 2022 parade and associated celebrations.

Ms Ardern is on her first UK trip since the pandemic began.

Rangers FC confirmed the death of their former player in a statement online.

A senior U.N. official for Libya has condemned the storming of the parliament’s headquarters by angry demonstrators

Police will be present but only take part in the march in their own clothes.

Officials are in ‘constant contact’ with the government of Ukraine about the case.

Exclusive: Conor Burns had a ‘sixth sense’ about the couple’s relationship after finding them ‘having a glass of wine’ in Boris Johnson’s office

Several Britons are through to the third and fourth round singles games but spectator turnout has been lower than expected this year.

The parade will pay homage to the 1972 march, passing significant sites from the UK’s first LGBT+ movement.