Aboubacarr Drammeh said his wife was a “very faithful” and “compassionate” person

The strategy is ‘unlikely to achieve reliable effects’ and shows how Vladimir Putin’s forces are struggling, officials said.

Industrial action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions

Industrial action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions

The man died in hospital on November 19 after being believed to have entered the UK on a small boat seven days earlier.

Overcrowded facility saw outbreak of highly-contagious infection

Members of Aslef with 11 train operators will walk out on Saturday.

The SNP’s policy development convener said there could be another referendum after a single-issue election.

The Met Office warnings come into force on Saturday.

Negotiations between London and Brussels aimed at securing changes to the protocol are continuing.

Queen’s official cause of death is listed as ‘old age’

The cost-of-living crisis and the World Cup lead many of the Saturday papers.

The force referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)

Stephen Watson is among the most experienced senior officers in the country having joined Lancashire Constabulary in 1988 before going on to lead GMP.

Kate vowed to ‘do everything I can to secure greater focus on ‘those first crucial years’

Upgrading homes with poor energy efficiency ratings would lower the cost of the Government’s energy price guarantee, analysis shows.

It is hoped the members could shape policy to alleviate unsafe conditions.

A report described a toxic culture.

The officer was involved in a car chase

The biggest cheers of the night were reserved for the band’s best-known hits I Useta Lover and N17.

The former England goalkeeper praised the England team for taking the knee before their game against the USA.

England fans shared their disdain for the outcome of tonight’s match

Writing in the Daily Telegraph, she said what happens in people’s first five years ‘fundamentally impacts our whole lives’.

The Three Lions failed to seal qualification for the knockout stages.

‘The way they acted was completely unprecedented,’ Mark Bullingham said

Exclusive: Labour claims ministers lost ‘any chance’ of getting money back ‘moment somebody’ made case public

A review into the brigade found that female, black and Asian firefighters had to contend with abuse from colleagues.

The report found the brigade has a ‘toxic culture that allows bullying and abuse’

Inquiry into deputy prime minister widened to cover behaviour at a third department – his time as Brexit secretary

An independent culture review into the brigade was led by former chief crown prosecutor Nazir Afzal.

High Streets get a welcome boost on global shopping day – but there are protests in Dublin and Belgium

Former health secretary will declare his fee to parliament at a later date

Former health secretary will declare his fee to parliament at a later date

Health Minster Neil O’Brien said: ‘I am determined to make sure everybody seeking NHS dental care can receive it when they need it.’

The national stadium’s famous arch was lit up in the colours of the rainbow before the big match.

Poisoning was the only reasonable explanation for the premature boy’s sudden deterioration, professor says

Exclusive: Almost 200,000 more households with young children will be pushed into financial trouble when bills rise in April, research finds

The First Minister is set to encourage SNP members despite the ruling that Holyrood cannot legislate for a second vote.

Jamie Barrow was remanded in custody until Monday charged with killing Fatoumatta Hydara and her daughters Naeemah and Fatimah, aged one and three

Levelling-up minister Dehenna Davison joined Sir Gary Streeter in becoming the latest Tories to announce their exit plans

Levelling-up minister Dehenna Davison joined Sir Gary Streeter in becoming the latest Tories to announce their exit plans.

‘He did wear the grass out,’ one neighbour says

Mayor says Londoners are breathing in ‘poison’ and that ‘doing nothing is not an option’

Nigel Harris, 60, said it would have cost him and his wife ‘seven or eight thousand pounds’ to go to Qatar.

The EIS union said it has been angered by the conduct of the Scottish Government and local authority body Cosla in presenting their latest offer.

The Met Office has warned that rain may lead to some flooding and disruption to travel in parts of the UK on Saturday.

On The Breadline: Single mother-of-four says keeping bills down is a ‘continuous battle’

The Met Office has warned that rain may lead to some flooding and disruption to travel in parts of the UK on Saturday

On The Breadline: Christmas campaign to help people in cost of living crisis raises £2m in four days

The body has not yet been identified

On The Breadline: Donation from Amazon brings total raised by The Independent’s Christmas Appeal to more than £1.8m

On The Breadline: Sainsbury’s pledges £500,000 to our Christmas appeal

Detective Superintendent Alan Clitherow, of Greater Manchester Police, said the body was found on Kilburn Avenue in Shevington.

Nurses want an above inflation pay rise to help plug tens of thousands of vacancies

Former British Army soldier had claimed his wet fingers slipped on the trigger

Deputy PM insists he has always ‘behaved professionally’

The Defence Secretary said Moscow is targeting Ukraine’s power grid to mask its failures on the battlefield

The zoo thanked the Hollywood actor after he took to social media to share the successful reintroduction of the endangered golden skiffia fish.

‘We have hit blurry lines between perception and reality because perception is reality now,’ victim says

‘If you close down the international route, I’m not sure how the university continues to survive’

Movement promotes gender equality and encourages men and boys to re-examine their own attitudes in order to end violence against women

The fresh deal comes after Royal College of Midwives members had voted overwhelmingly to take industrial action in a ballot earlier this month.

Asked about feared 4% GDP slump, Jeremy Hunt says he doesn’t accept ’all’ OBR forecasts – adding ‘I accept all the ones I agree with’

Rishi Sunak’s authority tested by revolt against decision to keep ban in place

Order applies to firms subject to China’s national security law

Trading standards officers fear ‘recklessly irresponsible’ legislation poses danger to public

Heidi Crowter brought legal action in the hope of removing part of the Abortion Act she believes to be an ‘instance of inequality’

The leading campaigner for EU withdrawal was asked six times to set out how the promised “transformation of our economy” has been achieved –and seemingly couldn’t

‘He did wear the grass out,’ one neighbour says

Sir Gary Streeter, who has comfortably held South West Devon since 1997, says he believes the Prime Minister will recover from ‘recent challenges’.

Poisoning was the only reasonable explanation for the premature-born twin boy’s sudden deterioration, professor tells court.

The Countess of Wessex was given a guided tour of the restored Snowdon Aviary, which was visited by the Queen in 1967.

The Foreign Secretary shared a photo of his meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky during his visit to Ukraine.

Sir Keir Starmer spoke after speaking to victim’s of domestic violence at a refuge in Birmingham.

The Defence Secretary said Moscow is targeting Ukraine’s power grid to mask its failures on the battlefield.

Paul Young of the Northern Ireland Veterans Movement was speaking following the conviction of a former soldier for manslaughter.

The Hu address themes of gender equality, respect for difference and the importance of protecting nature in their music.

The Type 26 warship has been moved on to a barge, ready to be floated for the first time.

Former soldier David Jonathan Holden was found guilty of the manslaughter of Aidan McAnespie in Co Tyrone in 1988.

Supporters said they felt for manager Rob Page after witnessing his family in tears at the end of the match.

The Commonwealth champion now has a masters degree in sport management from the University of Stirling.

A shipment of animal feed from Colombia to a farm in Somerset was found to contain the class A drug

The latest claim relates to Dominic Raab’s tenure in the now-defunct Department for Exiting the European Union.

Aidan McAnespie was killed in Co Tyrone moments after walking through a border security checkpoint in 1988.

Northern Ireland is the only nation where infections are not showing a clear decline

Anyone who had direct contact with the body is urged to speak to officers or seek medical advice immediately.

Industrial action by hundreds of thousands of workers is set to continue in the weeks running up to Christmas.

Teenager taken to hospital in serious condition

Danville Neil attacked Second World War veteran William Bryan and widow Anne Castle during a break-in at their east London home.

The Prime Minister has been criticised for reinstalling financier Lord Johnson as international trade minister after axing him from the job weeks ago.

Richard Wyn Lewis befriended Gerald Corrigan, later murdered in an unconnected crossbow shooting, and the fraud was exposed by the murder inquiry.

Police have made two further arrests as part of a double murder investigation after two men died in Ilford on October 25.

Police have made two further arrests as part of a double murder investigation after two men died in Ilford on October 25.

Jamie Barrow was remanded in custody until Monday charged with killing Fatoumatta Hydara and her daughters Naeemah and Fatimah, aged one and three.

An external report found that International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) presides over an ethnic pay gap

The Prime Minister is mulling plans to restrict the number of overseas students coming to the UK amid record migration levels.

Heidi Crowter brought legal action in the hope of removing part of the Abortion Act she believes to be an ‘instance of inequality’.

On The Breadline: Charity ‘extremely concerned’ nation’s lung health will rapidly deteriorate during bills crisis

Officers had been following a vehicle which failed to stop when requested to by police shortly after 2.30am on the A13.

Officers followed vehicle after it failed to stop for officers on the A13