30th January 2022

The journalists who published the Rylan story will know very well he recently spoke out about feeling suicidal. And they went ahead with the story anyway. Taking a good person who has been vulnerable and exposing them to incredible stress is gutter behaviour.— Frances Ryan (@DrFrancesRyan) January 30, 2022

Boris Johnson wants to "ramp up deterrence to avoid bloodshed" over the Ukraine crisis, No 10 says.

Hundreds of pages of notes and documents have been handed to City Hall’s oversight committee

Unless he’s about to ride into Parliament on one, why this is an expense he gets to claim? https://t.co/uKxONA9xmg— Dr Fern Riddell (@FernRiddell) January 29, 2022

The Health and Social Care Secretary has agreed an ‘insurance policy’ with private providers, in breach of Treasury spending guidelines, reports David Hencke

Yasmin Chkaifi feared for her life, reported what was happening to the police and was killed. We have to start preventing violence against women and girls and not managing it when it happens. This should never have happened.https://t.co/pNnRgp3WpX— Women's Equality Party (@WEP_UK) January 29, 2022

Koulla Yiasouma says Relationship and Sex Education needs a set curriculum like other subjects.

The singer asks that her songs are removed from the platform in protest against Covid misinformation.

Downing Street says PM and chancellor are "fully committed" after some Tory MPs call for a delay.

Tonbridge MP’s chances of being PM may be slim at 16-1 odds but military career may attract party right

We visited a school in Hertfordshire, where they are keeping Covid rules in place until infections are down.

The reforms were announced alongside a series of tax changes unveiled during the autumn Budget last year

In a move that could overshadow Jubilee celebrations for the Queen, Prince Andrew’s team will again seek to have Virginia Giuffre’s case against him thrown out, this time based on residency claims

Scotland Yard wants "minimal reference" made to alleged incidents the force is investigating.

Global warming will alter the areas suitable to grow key crops like coffee, cashews and avocados.

NHS staff explain why they have chosen not to have a Covid vaccine as the mandatory deadline looms.

BREAKING: Leaked Sue Gray report reveals shocking abuse of the rules. Hard to see how the PM can cling on after this. pic.twitter.com/l0IQMcio0t— Joe Lycett (@joelycett) January 27, 2022

The announcement comes amid news that Justice Stephen Breyer is expected to retire in June.

In pulling his music from Spotify in protest at Joe Rogan’s Covid misinformation, the singer continues a life of political action – but unlike others, he doesn’t need to please the streaming giant

Money could be spent on cutting youth reoffending and improving custody conditions, party says

Peers say Foreign Office minister’s statement to house contradicts email saying PM authorised flight

Imagine how 155,000 bereaved families feel looking at this. pic.twitter.com/0IzfntSVL1— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) January 27, 2022

This latest crackdown mere months from national insurance hikes that will escalate the cost of living even higher, pushing more and more people into poverty. https://t.co/oT6oLuzSAK— Jenn Selby (@JennSelby) January 27, 2022

“We cannot be clearer - services will not cope if our ability to provide early abortion care for women at home is removed”

Workers across the UK are considering changing jobs as employers force staff back into the office.

Toxic chemicals used in non-stick saucepans are found in otters across England and Wales.

Boris Johnson has previously dismissed as "nonsense" claims he intervened to help an animal charity.

I expect when the photos emerge of Johnson's cake ambush, it'll show this level of Covid precautions in place, right? Right? 👇 https://t.co/KJ3fSRuQ5X— Pamela Ritchie 🐘 (@Perf_ctlyPamela) January 26, 2022

amazing how low in this article the detail that glass and pins had been stuck behind the posters features https://t.co/XXfrQe0tkK— sam ✨ (@sam_jja) January 26, 2022