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Those expected to be identified in the report on No 10 gatherings have until Sunday afternoon to respond.

As the UK spent countless hours online during lockdown, how much has it changed us?

The talks between the UK and US come amid heightened tensions over the Northern Ireland protocol.

Andrea Leadsom says MPs need to "get on" with the project to renovate the building.

Civil servant Ms Gray is set to publish her final report into alleged lockdown breaches in Downing Street next week.

Figures show 14% of dentists doing NHS work are approaching retirement age.

Scotland's first minister says her symptoms are mild and she will work from home for a few days.

Chef and campaigner Jamie Oliver has been protesting over delays to the government's obesity strategy.

US state department warns against "a big fight between the UK and the EU" amid the Ukraine war.

Tory sources say the party is moving on to a pre-general election footing, writes Ione Wells.

Figures show the Department for Education has almost twice as many staff as operational desks.

Stanley Johnson - an ex-European Parliament member - says becoming French is "precious" to him.

An MI5 agent used his secret status to terrorise his partner, a BBC investigation has found.

Locations including Milton Keynes, Dunfermline and Wrexham will be made cities in honour of the Queen.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak and his wife make the Sunday Times Rich List for first time with £730m fortune.

The senior official is set to publish her full report on lockdown parties in Downing Street next week.

The revised operating date for the Somerset site is June 2027 and is expected to cost up to £26bn.

There are ways the chancellor could tackle the strain on people's pockets - but what do they cost?

US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the UK must not discard the protocol.

Nimco Ali says her plans for on-the-spot fines for wolf-whistling and other acts received "pushback".