Renewables generated more than 40% of Britain’s power in the first three months of the year.

At least 145 migrants crossed the Channel and made it to the UK on VE Day, believed to be a record for a single day.

Arlene Foster’s party voted against the Withdrawal Agreement in Parliament.

Paul Golding refused to give police access to his mobile phone on his return from a political trip to Russia.

Johnson accused the Labour leader of ‘feigning ignorance,’ as if Starmer already knows what is tragically going wrong, which means he can’t get the PM to also admit it.

Paul Golding was stopped at Heathrow Airport in October last year after a visit to Russia.

QPR supporter Chris Kemp, 52, hasn't missed a home or away tie since his beloved 'Rs' lost 1-0 against Manchester City at Maine Road in September 1989.

The Justice Secretary was speaking after Cabinet colleague Therese Coffey tried to deflect criticism about key decisions.

British Airways, Ryanair and Virgin Atlantic are among the airlines that have announced plans to make thousands of staff redundant.

The university says it is ‘likely’ that social distancing will continue to be required.

Morgan and Neil did not hold back on their opinion on the government's handling of the crisis.

Some states including Florida and Georgia have been accused of manipulating testing figures.

"This work is vital, because it concerns health and safety distance guidelines"

"We need systemic change through green energy and electric cars, not temporary reductions from enforced behaviour."

The Government wants to see MPs return to Parliament as early as June to ‘set an example’ for the country.

Donald Trump said he has seen proof that the coronavirus outbreak originated from an infectious disease laboratory in China.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock stood by the principle of discharging sick patients to care homes.

“Because I think it is immensely important we should be trying to build that new consensus. And I urge the government to do so because it has the opportunity to do so now.”

"I think the government is going to have to look very carefully and try and show some flexibility."

"No housing, no doctor’s appointment, no parking? Blame freedom of movement.”

The Knittingale Hospital will have four wards, an X-ray department and a coffee shop.

There hasn’t been a day when you have tested 100,000 people.”

Sir David King said the US President is ‘making it up as he goes along’ following Mr Trump’s revelation he is using hydroxychloroquine.

The Commons Science and Technology Committee said Public Health England has failed to answer questions over the change in tactic.

Ministers are said to have known about the findings for a month before providing more money to prevent fatalities in the sector.

It comes as numbers of migrants arriving in the UK by boat during lockdown are approaching at least 1,000.

A Lancashire Police spokesman said the offender had "less to say this time".

Officers believe Aya Hachem was an innocent passer-by caught up in the violence.

Previously only essential workers, the over-65s and individuals who live with them could apply for coronavirus testing.

Damian Collins’ comments come after baseless theories about 5G and fake coronavirus cures spread rapidly online.

A nurse who lost her sense of taste and smell says she believes she caught Covid-19 at the end of March just as the country was going in to lockdown.

The Royal Society professor for public engagement with science said the message is not always helpful as it risks undermining public trust.

France reopened about 40,000 preschools and primary schools last week, with classes capped at 15 students.

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No cause of death has yet been given for Du Wei, 58, but police in Tel Aviv are investigating.

Shadow Cabinet Office minister Rachel Reeves said the Government must secure a good deal and not rush trade talks.

Arvinder Sarai, 26, discusses day-to-day life as a pharmacist at St Mary’s Hospital in London and how her life has changed working on the front line.

Charlotte Charles made the comments as the UK agreed to extradite two fugitives to the US.

The jobs crisis is far from over despite the Government’s ‘bold’ measures, said the Resolution Foundation.

OBR chairman Robert Chote said reported Government debt of more than £300bn did not necessarily have to mean years of slashing public expenditure.

Westminster’s Public Accounts Committee has urged the Government to give ‘regular, accurate and open updates’ on problems faced by the project.

The mixed messages from the Government appear to have continued this morning.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford and Liberal Democrat acting leader Sir Ed Davey are among those who have signed the letter to Michel Barnier.

A record 25 female billionaires make the list.

Jacinda Ardern has won wide praise for her handling of the pandemic.