Boris introduces voter ID… a year after Scotland extends franchise
Holyrood extended voting rights to all foreign nationals with leave to remain last year.
Ten killed in west Belfast in 1971 ‘entirely innocent’, inquest rules
There was applause at Belfast Coroner’s Court as the findings were delivered following fresh inquests into the 10 deaths in Ballymurphy in August 1971.
Michel Barnier calls for five-year halt to immigration across Europe
The EU's chief Brexit negotiator said said immigration in the EU was “not working”.
Tory MP charged after letting his puppy chase deer in Richmond Park
Danny Kruger - the MP for Devizes - will appear in court later this month.
Fine and Nandy: Lisa claims ‘things are good’ in troubled Labour
Polling released in the aftermath of the local election bloodbath gives the Tories an 11 point lead over Labour.
Elevenses: Horror in Hartlepool
From the newsletter: It's a by-election battering for Keir Starmer. What comes next?
Stars hit out at Williamson’s ‘catastrophic’ cuts to university arts funding
Jarvis Cocker, the former Pulp frontman, described the plans to cut arts funding by 50 per cent as “astounding”.
Biden backs waiving Covid vaccine intellectual property protections
"The Administration’s aim is to get as many safe and effective vaccines to as many people as fast as possible," a US trade representative said.
Older black adults least likely group to receive Covid-19 jab – ONS
Just 66.8 per cent of black Caribbean adults aged 50 and over have had a jab.