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European Court to rule on long-running ‘gay cake’ saga
A ruling is set to de delivered later in the long-running so-called “gay cake” case at the European Court of Human R...
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Border Force officials could strike over plans to turn dinghies around in Channel
Border Force officials could go on strike over Priti Patel’s “morally reprehensible” plans to turn back dinghies i...
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Pre-departure Covid tests scrapped for travellers arriving in England
Pre-departure Covid tests for travellers arriving in England are to be scrapped, Boris Johnson has announced, in a major...
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Self-isolation period for Covid cases cut in Scotland
Nicola Sturgeon has brought Scotland’s Covid self-isolation rules into line with the rest of the UK....
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Johnson maintains Plan B measures despite rising cases and hospital admissions
Boris Johnson has insisted he was right to stick with England’s Plan B coronavirus measures despite rapidly rising hos...
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Four cleared of criminal damage for toppling statue of Edward Colston
Four people have been cleared of criminal damage over toppling the statue of slave trader Edward Colston in Bristol and ...
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Covid testing rules set to be relaxed to combat staff shortages
Coronavirus testing rules are set to be eased to reduce the time people have to spend in isolation as Boris Johnson acts...
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Starmer tests positive for coronavirus ahead of Prime Minister’s Questions
Labour leader, Sir Keir Starmer, has tested positive for coronavirus a day after a major speech setting out his vision f...
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Mother of Manchester Arena bombing victim says son would love new memorial
The mother of one of the victims of the Manchester Arena terror attack has welcomed a new memorial in the city and said ...