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Ministers deny Johnson too slow to act as fuel crisis continues

Troops have been put on standby to drive petrol tankers as filling stations continue to run dry.

Vaccine passports could be revived for indoor and outdoor venues under Covid Plan B

Vaccine passports could be revived under the Government’s Plan B for coronavirus.

Women have the right to be out whenever they like, says mother of Libby Squire

Pawel Relowicz dumped Libby’s body in the River Hull after raping her on a playing field.

Labour conference to debate £15 minimum wage in wake of shadow cabinet row

Labour’s conference will debate a motion on raising the minimum wage to £15 this afternoon, just hours after the shadow secretary of state for employment rights resigned after claiming he was ordered to argue against the proposal. The Unite union will hold a vote on a motion calling for a £15 minimum wage and a…

Man pulls knife on queue jumper at London petrol station as fuel crisis intensifies

A car passenger pulled out a knife on a driver who had allegedly tried to jump the queue at a London petrol station in the ongoing fuel crisis, a witness claims.

Royal foursome to attend Bond premiere as Daniel Craig bows out as 007

The Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will attend the world premiere of No Time To Die

Government takes over running services on Southeastern

The Department for Transport found a ‘serious breach’ of the franchise agreement, Grant Shapps said.

Britney Spears could finally see father ousted from conservatorship

Britney Spears could finally see her father removed from the conservatorship that controls her life and money during a highly awaited court hearing.

Labour battles to get conference back on track following Andy McDonald’s resignation

Labour is battling to get its party conference back on track after the dramatic resignation of a shadow cabinet minister.

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