Boris Johnson says ‘Kill the Bill’ protests in Bristol are ‘disgraceful’
"The police and the city have my full support," the prime minister tweeted.
Be more measured, scientist urges Sunak after ‘get out there’ plea
Sunak indicated that the Eat Out To Help Out scheme will not return this spring or summer once lockdown eases, but he encouraged people to “get out there” as soon as shops reopen.
Hate crimes against police officers more likely to be charged
New figures show police were victims in up to half of the hate crimes charged in some places - despite making up a tiny proportion of overall cases.
Over-70s to get booster shots against new variants from September, vaccines minister says
Nadhim Zahawi said the first booster doses would go to the top four priority groups, including care home staff, NHS workers and the clinically extremely vulnerable.
Ten arrests in Bristol as ‘Kill the Bill’ protestors clash with police
Police officers wearing helmets and holding shields charged towards the protesters after 10pm.
Alex Salmond launches new party targeting independence ‘super-majority’
Among the Alba party's candidates is Chris McEleny, an SNP councillor in Inverclyde.
Brexit could rob UK meat industry of 50 per cent of exports
British meat exporters could lose up to 50 per cent of exports, a trading body warned.
Elevenses: The Lockdown Year
What - if anything - will you carry with you from these traumatic last twelve months?
Fox News sued for $1.6 billion over baseless election claims
Dominion Voting Systems has filed a massive defamation suit against the broadcaster.