A 31-year-old suspect remains in police custody after a knife rampage in Nottingham left three people dead. 

Donald Trump has accused President Biden of “the most evil and heinous abuse of power” after pleading ‘not guilty’ to 37 counts of mishandling classified documents.

The Covid Inquiry has heard that the UK was not ‘well prepared' for the pandemic and had given ‘very little thought’ to the idea of lockdowns. 

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The Covid-19 Inquiry into the Government’s response to the pandemic will finally begin its first public hearing this morning. 

The Privileges Committee report into partygate will publish tomorrow ruling that Boris Johnson lied to Parliament.

A mother-of-three has been jailed for more than two years for inducing an abortion after the legal limit.        

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Former First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon spent seven hours being questioned by police over the on-going investigation into the SNP’s finances. She has now been released without charge. 

Boris Johnson sensationally quit on Friday ahead of the privileges committee report into partygate. It follows the blocking of peerages for two of his former allies, Nadine Dorries & Nigel Adams. Rishi Sunak now faces three by-elections as party support for Boris Johnson fades.

Over in France, an 11-year-old British girl has been shot dead in the garden of her family home during a BBQ. A neighbour, a 71 year old man, has been arrested.

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Prince Harry has told the High Court his motive for suing tabloid newspapers over alleged phone hacking was to protect his wife Meghan and hopes his case will stop the ‘abuse, intrusion and hate’.

Rishi Sunak will meet with US President Joe Biden at the White House today where they’ll discuss the threat posed by artificial intelligence.

Millions of holidaymakers face a summer of travel chaos with Heathrow Airport to be hit by the biggest series of strikes in its history.

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Prince Harry will return to the High Court for a second day of evidence in his phone hacking case after blaming ‘vile’ tabloids for 'inciting hatred' and having a ‘devastating impact’ on his mental health.

Rishi Sunak has said Russia would have hit ‘new lows’ if it’s responsible for the bombing of a major dam in Southern Ukraine that forced the evacuation of thousands of people.

A 'game-changing' new weight-loss drug will be offered to thousands of NHS patients to tackle obesity and the Benefits Bill.

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Rishi Sunak will claim today the Government’s crackdown on illegal migration is working, despite costs expected to hit £6 billion over the next two years.

The first Covid lockdown saved as few as 1700 lives in England and Wales according to a new study, with the benefits a ‘drop in the bucket’ compared to ‘staggering collateral costs’.

Prince Harry will finally have his day in court as he gives evidence in his lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mirror for alleged phone hacking.

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Boris Johnson has handed over all his unredacted WhatsApp messages and notebooks from the pandemic to the Government and now the Prime Minister has until 4pm today to hand the material over to the Covid inquiry.

ITV has ordered an independent review of its handling of Phillip Schofield’s affair with a young staffer amid claims of a cover up by the broadcaster.

Britain will target Turkey and Bulgaria in efforts to tackle the Channel migrant crisis, as Rishi Sunak urges European leaders to make illegal migration a top priority.

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ITV bosses will be grilled by MPs next week over their handling of Phillip Schofield's affair, with claims the younger colleague received a financial settlement from the broadcaster.

The Government has been accused of a cover up as the deadline to handover Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages to the Covid inquiry has been extended to tomorrow.

Police had to remove protestors from the Oxford Union last night as feminist professor Kathleen Stock warned universities are becoming ‘propaganda machines for a particular point of view’.

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ITV executives are under mounting pressure to say what they knew and when after being accused of a 'total cover up' over Phillip Schofield’s affair with a younger man who worked on This Morning.

The Cabinet Office is set for a legal battle with the Chair of the Covid inquiry who is demanding the handover of all Boris Johnson’s Whatsapp messages by 4pm today.

The Prime Minister has backed Kathleen Stock, the feminist professor, as she faces huge protests by trans activists as she speaks at the Oxford Union tonight.

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