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UK defence secretary will meet counterparts from Poland and Baltics in drive to get Berlin to agree re-export of Leopard 2 tanksRussia-Ukraine war – latest news updatesThe British defence secretary, Ben Wallace, will join counterparts from Poland and t…
Latest government U-turn on policy comes amid row over Scotland’s gender recognition billUK politics live – latest news updatesThe government’s plans for a ban on so-called conversion practices will now also include transgender people, the culture secr…
Immigration from non-EU countries failed to take up slack after ‘freedom of movement’ endedBrexit has led to a shortfall of 330,000 people in the UK labour force, mostly in the low-skilled economy, a report by leading researchers has found.The departur…
James Cleverly says support must be intensified to bring war to conclusion in remarks that appear aimed at USRussia-Ukraine war – latest news updatesThe UK foreign secretary has justified the supply of Challenger tanks to Ukraine, saying it was designe…
Jake Davison’s family tell jury they wish they ‘could turn back time’ to prevent deaths of five people in 2021The family of a gunman who killed five people, including his own mother and a three-year-old girl, in Plymouth in 2021 have spoken of their de…
After a fatal crowd crush at the London venue in December, the BBC has spoken to a guard who says hundreds were let in for cashA security guard at London’s O2 Academy Brixton, which has been closed since a fatal crowd crush occurred at the venue in mid…
Rosalind Franklin laboratory in Leamington Spa no longer to be part of laboratory network processing Covid testsEngland’s PCR testing network for Covid is to be scaled back due to a fall in demand, public health officials have said.The UK Health Securi…
Investment will sustain its work in London for another year after ENO was removed from ACE’s national portfolioThe English National Opera (ENO) has announced it will receive an £11.46m investment from Arts Council England (ACE) to sustain its work in L…
Trio convicted of public order offences in 1972 but their protest had been infiltrated by an undercover officerThe criminal convictions of three anti-racism campaigners have been overturned after it was disclosed that senior Scotland Yard managers told…
Struggling stationary retailer may go in administration less than six months after previous buyoutStruggling stationery retailer Paperchase is facing an uncertain future, with the owners considering a sale or potential administration less than six mont…