Muslim community leaders are calling for better protection and safeguarding from the government and police following a rise in Islamophobic attacks

The charges were dismissed after ‘no evidence was offered,’ the court heard

Farmers see loss of upto £150,000 in worker shortfall

The Just Stop Oil protesters also attached their own image of ‘an apocalyptic vision of the future’ to the picture.

Two charges against the former glamour model were heard at Crawley Magistrates’ Court and dismissed as ‘no evidence was offered’.

IVF pioneer Lord Winston says he was bombarded with questions before an ambulance was dispatched

Primary schools across the country attempting to access year six pupils’ results reported the website crashing.

The exhibition opens this autumn on October 13.

Some people’s July payslips may look better than they did last month

Dominic Raab has insisted his new bill of rights will not weaken protections

Lord McDonald says Boris Johnson was specifically briefed about complaint despite denial

The renowned broadcaster and leading fertility expert Lord Winston says such a ‘waste of time’ is critical when seconds count

The former deputy chief whip was investigated over his conduct when he was a Foreign Office minister in 2019.

The BBC reported that the complaint about Chris Pincher’s conduct when he was a minister in the Foreign Office triggered a disciplinary process.

Lord McDonald accused No 10 of ‘changing its story’ on the allegations

Teenager’s family has been informed

Black men are twice as likely to get prostate cancer compared to white men

The Government in April signed a £120 million economic and migration agreement to send failed asylum seekers to Rwanda, though none have yet departed.

Kate is a keen amateur photographer and is patron of the Royal Photographic Society.

Several famous faces have expressed resentment at celebrations in the wake of recent controversies in the country

Actress Rachel Brosnahan said she felt ‘sick to my stomach’ following a mass shooting in her hometown of Highland Park.

Mr Pincher plunged the Government into a new crisis when he dramatically quit last week over allegations he groped two men.

Exclusive: ‘She has still got PTSD. Not from the event of the delivery, but from being labelled as a criminal and held in custody,’ abortion provider says

Sir Keir Starmer says he has ‘no sympathy’ for ‘man who puts himself above everything’

Several famous faces have expressed resentment at celebrations in the wake of recent controversies in the country.

Tuesday’s national papers cover the latest on Chris Pincher and demonstrations amid the cost-of-living crisis.

Jermaine Baker, 28, died when he was shot by a Met marksman known only as W80 near Wood Green Crown Court on December 11 2015.

Road-block activism risks prison term after law change

Local councils have already been given the authroity to top up council tax on second homes by 300 per cent from next year

The Aquaman star, 36, says the decision returned on June 1 in favour of Mr Depp was not supported by the evidence presented during the six-week trial.

The new home favourite, who revealed his nickname is ‘Nozza’, will face Belgium’s David Goffin on No.1 Court on Tuesday.

The areas are in the Celtic Sea, which the Crown Estate said was rich in natural resources including wind.

The local leaders have warned the cost-of-living crisis is ‘forcing an increasing number of people into industrial disputes’.

The research comes from the Institute of Customer Service’s Customer Satisfaction Index (UKCSI).

Universities pledge to bring number of first and 2.1s back into line with 2019 levels.

Goverment say disabled toilet provision will not be affected

At least one person has died and three others have been taken to hospital

Vaughn Conrad John Dolphin detained last Monday night, West Midlands Police say

Jacob Rees-Mogg acccuses Labour leader of a ‘half-cock’ attempt at copying the Conservatives’ plans

More deaths may be discovered in the coming days, police say

MPs voted 282 votes to 217, majority 65, to give the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill a third reading.

The Scottish First Minister told Boris Johnson the absence of a Section 30 order “will not mean Scotland is refused the democratic right to choose.”

Some young moviegoers have been criticised for rowdy behaviour during screenings of the film.

The former deputy chief whip has denied a slew of allegations against him in recent days

A man in his 20s is being questioned by Metropolitan Police officers over an alleged attack last month, it was reported.

Three people including a firefighter were taken to hospital and a fourth has died after the blaze in Bedford.

29-year-old taken in by police from address in Barnet

Exclusive: Kevin Bijou is taking DHL to court over allegations he was sacked after he complained staff told him to “f*** off back to where he came from”

Tory alarm as prime minister waters down 2.5% of GDP ’pledge’ – made only four days ago

The group of men arrived at the championships on Monday morning via the Queue but did not change into their t-shirts until they were inside .

The Labour leader also said the UK would not join a customs union under his party’s leadership, as he set out a five-point plan to ‘make Brexit work’.

Boris Johnson said a second independence poll is not a priority for the UK Government.

The performance poet, playwright and children’s author is the 12th Waterstones Children’s Laureate and he will hold the post until 2024.

Slow-moving convoys cause delays across country

The former health secretary told MPs that it was time for an ‘informed, compassionate’ debate on assisted dying.

Drivers leave cars to play football on empty carriageway

Phil Shiner entered not guilty pleas to three counts of fraud at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

‘She knows what I’m like,’ former Devon MP says

Peter Kyle warned the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill would allow perpetrators to ‘live in freedom’.

The claim came as MPs debated a petition calling for assisted dying to be legalised for “terminally ill, mentally competent adults”.

‘I think we have to see what the circumstances are,’ former cabinet minister says

Government proposals to change staff-to-child ratios branded ‘pathetic’ and ‘frustrating’

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

The reality TV star was reportedly involved in a car crash in Turkey.

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

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

Ministers reject Home Affairs committee recommendation on how to combat crime

Under the proposals a new licensing scheme for people who want to operate short-term holiday lets, such as Airbnb, is also planned.

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

The Prime Minister told MPs that “alternative routes” will be looked at if the sea route continues to be blocked by Russia.

The All England Club has reportedly been fined £207,000 for banning Russian and Belarusian players after the invasion of Ukraine.

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said it was not considered appropriate to block his appointment as deputy chief whip.

Dominic Noble, 32, died a month after being referred to a psychiatrist at HMP Leeds

Patient levels are now around two thirds of the peak reached during the Omicron BA.2 wave.

The former deputy chief whip resigned last week over claims he groped two men at a Conservative private members’ club.

Some 1.5 million children were living in relative poverty in 2019-20 before the coronavirus pandemic hit, the Institute for Fiscal Studies said.

Millions of households will be eligible for the support measure to help with soaring inflation.

Millions of households will be eligible for the support measure to help with soaring inflation.

Dr Isyaka Mamman, 85, previously left another patient disabled, also after botched bone marrow biopsy

A local worker said he heard screams following a ‘huge explosion’ in Redwood Grove in Bedford.

MEPs are set to blast Boris Johnson’s approach on Wednesday

The Education Secretary says parents ‘should know’ curriculum content following amendment from Baroness Morris on the issue.

The Just Stop Oil supporters caused the evacuation of a room at the National Gallery in London.

Former Ryanair executive Peter Bellew was held responsible for summer chaos

Members of the Criminal Bar Association have walked out in a dispute over pay and conditions.

The inquest into the deaths of five young people killed by an IRA terror attack in 1974 has heard from emergency workers who attended the scene.

Coldstream Guards Kirtland Gill and Rajon Graham had access to the bullets through their roles in the British Army, the jury was told.

Youngsters have been watching Minions: The Rise of Gru wearing formal attire and recording themselves on social media as part of a new viral social media craze

The Scottish Labour leader told the Fabian Society in London that ‘cooperation and not conflict’ should be at the heart of government.

Party leader Anas Sarwar set out plans for the proposed new body which would have a mandate to ensure no part of the UK is marginalised.

Nicola Sturgeon wants to ‘pit Scot against Scot’, says Scottish Labour leader

The Foreign Secretary said the UK Government is mulling seizing the assets of Russians in the UK to use in Ukraine’s reconstruction.

Chief superintendent Tom Harding justified the police response by saying the demonstration was restricting emergency services.

Charity leaders warned that unpaid carers are ‘increasingly being plunged into poverty’

Festivalgoers hoping to see the Scottish singer-songwriter have been warned there will be no trains running when his show ends on Sunday.

The former foreign secretary, a persistent backbench critic of Boris Johnson, also did not rule out standing in any future leadership contest.

If a UK ticket-holder matches all the numbers they will become Britain’s biggest-ever lottery winner.

Crossings resumed after a three-day hiatus, with a woman also seen being helped ashore and then pushed away in a wheelchair in Dover.

Prime minister’s spokesman does not deny he used phrase ’Pincher by name, pincher by nature’ about ex-deputy chief whip