Transport secretary says he wanted to make sure PM was ‘getting the facts’

Remain-voting moderates chase Brexiteer backing with promise to push on with legislation

As the UK Home Office tries to get its Rwanda policy off the ground, an ex-detainee of Nauru island tells Holly Bancroft about her concerns

The bonfire in Larne was one of many being built in loyalist areas across the region ahead of the Protestant loyal orders’ Twelfth commemorations.

The west London airport apologised to people suffering ‘greater disturbance’ due to more aircraft arriving and departing later than scheduled.

Defence secretary rules himself out of race to focus on ‘keeping this country safe’

A speed-detection system will be available for use at ‘complex’ crossings nationwide, Network Rail said.

Former Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre and billionaire donor Michael Hintze also said to be in line for honours

William and Kate, who is patron of the All England Club, will watch the match from the royal box in Centre Court on Sunday.

Former F1 boss sparked a backlash after calling the Russian president ‘first class’ and implying Ukraine could have done more to avoid war

Tory MP warns of ‘dirtiest campaign in history’ as opponents seek to tar rivals

Former health secretaries Jeremy Hunt and Sajid Javid both pledged to slash corporation tax in their bids.

Transport secretary launches bid by defending PM and attacks those who ‘mobilised behind his back’

Woman has claimed then-London mayor abused his power to have a relationship with her

Exclusive: Public still more likely to support Ukrainian refugees compared to Afghans and Syrians

The Sunday papers stay focused on politics and the Tories.

A pay dispute between ScotRail and union Aslef saw the introduction of a temporary timetable, with hundreds of services cancelled.

‘I’m used to friendly fire,’ he said, recounting a near-death experience in Iraq.

Supporters in Sheffield appear unconvinced by the candidates and want a general election instead

Mr Javid said it was only last weekend that he started to lose confidence in the Prime Minister.

It has been alleged that Boris Johnson advocated for a role in City Hall for a woman in 2008, just weeks after they met.

Activists marched through Kingstanding on Saturday afternoon against a backdrop of rallying cries for justice and reggae anthems

He said he had not ‘been defending the indefensible’.

London and south-east England are expected to see highs of 29C and clear skies during the afternoon.

The RAF said it was requested by the host nations as they progress applications to join Nato.

Andrew Ramroop created suits for the likes of actor Samuel L Jackson and the Princess of Wales.

Camilla, who celebrates her 75th birthday next Sunday, has guest-edited Country Life magazine.

Police detain 38-year-old man after woman found safe and well

The Transport Secretary said he was glad he had not criticised Boris Johnson ‘while being happy to benefit from his patronage’.

Both former health secretaries said they would reverse the ex-chancellor’s planned corporation tax hike, and instead cut the rate to 15%.

Contest to succeed prime minister described by one Conservative politician as the ‘wacky races’

Grant Shapps has ruled out a general election and said he would pursue an emergency budget

The newly-appointed Chancellor argued Britons must be trusted ‘to do what is best for themselves’ as he launched his campaign for the top job.

The march has a theme of solidarity in response to the hostility trans people are facing in society

Exclusive: Revelation comes as Mr Zahawi launches bid to succeed Boris Johnson as prime minister

Andrea Jenkyns said she stood up to a ‘baying mob’ outside Downing Street after being subject to ‘huge amounts of abuse’ over the years.

The former education secretary becomes the third serving Government minister to kick off their campaign for the Tory leadership.

Nadhim Zahawi said he will focus on lower taxes and increase defence spending

Elaine Harper was ‘most amazing, kind-hearted person you could ever have in your life’, family tribute says

Police appealing for witnesses after woman and child were approached in broad daylight

Education minister Andrea Jenkyns says she had ‘reached the end of her tether’ when she flicked obscene sign at crowd – but has not apologised

The Sinn Fein vice president said Northern Ireland was the ‘collateral damage’ in the ‘bedlam and chaos’ within the Tory party.

‘There was no business going on,’ says Sue Parish. ‘He was just waiting for votes. He hates to wait’

Mr Shapps becomes the second serving Government minister to kick off their bid for the top job.

The heatwave will continue into next week, with potentially the hottest temperatures of the year so far.

Five people were killed in shootings involving the British Army in the west Belfast neighbourhood in July 1972.

A British Cabinet minister tipped to be a frontrunner in the Conservative Party’s leadership race has ruled himself out of the contest

Boris Johnson is now the head of a Potemkin government – a false and hollow structure – that leaves it vulnerable in uncertain times, world affairs editor Kim Sengupta writes

Ministers past and present have so far thrown their hats into the ring.

Exclusive: Aspiring lawyer Ms Aleena was killed walking home after a night out with friends - and now a woman has come forward to say she was subjected to an ordeal on the same street

Level three heat health alert issued as temperatures to soar from next week

Exclusive: Secret cameras caught lame animals ‘unable to get up to reach water’ as workers killed kids ‘of no value’

Four women were wearing white skirts with red undershorts to highlight the anxiety women face in traditional tennis whites.

Defence secretary says he wants to focus on current job – boosting Rishi Sunak’s chances

Thomas Campbell, 38, was found dead at an address on Riverside in Mossley, Greater Manchester at around 10.30am on Sunday July 3 2022.

Four candidates have declared their intentions to run so far - with more big names expected to follow suit

As All England Club patron, the duchess will present trophies to both the winner and runner-up in a ceremony on Centre Court after the match.

‘I don’t think that was the right thing to do at all’, says Mark Spencer on Andrea Jenkyns’ astonishing gesture

The Sinn Fein vice president donned a hijab during the event at Davitts GAA club.

Father Dermott Donnelly, brother of Declan Donnelly, died peacefully in hospital on Friday afternoon.

Posters all asked to tweet identical quote on why they backed former chancellor

Key services could face delays during industrial action

Two Scottish Tory MSPs have publicly backed moderate’s candidacy

The Government says it will persist with plans to send migrants to Rwanda.

No 10 says controversial move is ‘existing policy – which is allowed, despite prime minister’s ’caretaker’ status

Opposition MPs urge outgoing Tory ministers to reject pay-offs

Opposition MPs urge outgoing Tory ministers to reject pay-offs

The prime minister’s departure has made headlines across the world as well as at home, but as a collection of The Independent writers around the world have found, there will be little regret globally for end of his time as British leader

Andrea Jenkyns appeared to make a rude sign with her hand as she walked through the black gates to Downing Street.