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No reason to call early election - Boris Johnson
Boris Johnson is asked whether he will rule out dissolving parliament if he doesn't have his MPs confidence.
Muckamore inquiry: Father believes 10-year-old got black eyes in assault
Michael Overend says he believes his son was assaulted and neglected while in Muckamore Hospital's care.
Trainee pilot from Suffolk died after mosquito bite, inquest hears
An inquest hears the bite led to an infection that spread to her brain.
Steve Barclay: What will new health secretary tackle first?
Sajid Javid's replacement faces a big list of problems, including NHS staff pay and long waiting lists.
Enough is enough, Sajid Javid tells Boris Johnson
In a quietly devastating resignation speech, the ex-minister says he can no longer defend the government.
Amazon under investigation over listings practices
The probe in to the online retail giant follows a similar investigation by the European Commission
Boris Johnson: Embattled PM vows to keep going amid Tory revolt
The PM says he has a "colossal" mandate from voters and will stay despite a growing revolt among Tory MPs.
The problems start at the top, Javid tells PM
Former health secretary Sajid Javid says the government's problems and scandals "start at the top".
Whiskas pet food off Tesco shelves after price row
Brand owner Mars pauses supply of pet foods to the UK's biggest supermarket chain in price row.
Boris Johnson: Virginia Crosbie quits and calls for PM to resign
Virginia Crosbie says the country had decided Boris Johnson "cannot be trusted to tell the truth".
Police probed Chris Pincher assault allegations
No further action was taken by either the Metropolitan or Staffordshire Police forces.
Trans tweets woman discriminated against, tribunal rules
Maya Forstater lost her job at a think tank over tweets saying people cannot change their biological sex.
Mother and stepfather charged with murder of 10-month-old baby
The pair are charged following the death of 10-month-old Jacob Crouch in December 2020.
Education: Integrated sector to get £2m in government funding
NI Secretary Brandon Lewis has previously said the demand for integrated education is not being met.
Scottish secretary continues to back Boris Johnson as PM
Alister Jack gives his "full support" to Boris Johnson despite two senior cabinet colleagues quitting.
Clapping in Commons as Tory MP Sambrook calls on PM to go
The Speaker tells MPs off for clapping as Gary Sambrook criticises the prime minister.
British Triathlon becomes first UK sport to create 'open' category for transgender athletes
Transgender athletes will be barred from the female category at all events where there are prizes, times or rankings at stake, including at grassroots level.
How might Boris Johnson be removed as PM?
The PM is clinging on but if his premiership does come to an end, here is how it might happen.
Who is Michelle Donelan and what is the new education secretary facing?
The new education secretary will have to take on rising costs for schools, and Covid catch-up pressures.
Pound slides to two-year low against the dollar
Investors flock to the safe haven dollar over concerns about the outlook for UK economic growth.