The former Chelsea owner reportedly met the Ukrainian president in Kyiv.

The latest British Social Attitudes survey found fewer people now believe university is worth the time.

MPs voted in February to demand ministers publish a wide range of documents relating to the peer’s appointment as ambassador to the US.

The plan, known as the Dip, was originally slated for publication last autumn but has been repeatedly delayed.

Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden said he backed the Chancellor’s decision.

He reiterated his support for the UK’s eventual return to the EU.

Mr Bolland will also advise Work and Pensions Secretary Pat McFadden.

Liz Kendall said a ban is ‘definitely on the table’.

Defence Secretary John Healey announced the project alongside his US counterpart Pete Hegseth and Australian deputy prime minister Richard Marles.

Peter Murrell is set to be sentenced in June, the same month the SNP faces by-election contests in Aberdeen South and in Arbroath and Broughty Ferry.

Jess Phillips said sentencing guidelines did not take into account a ‘growing trend’ of children sexually abusing other children.

The former Labour prime minister launched a scathing attack on Sir Keir and his Government earlier this week.

Robert Kenyon is reported to have said Russia was ‘within their rights’ to invade Crimea and questioned the seriousness of Covid-19.

Downing Street said Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had ‘reaffirmed the UK’s steadfast support for Ukraine’ in his call with Volodymyr Zelensky.

Allies of Andy Burnham have suggested he may not launch a bid for the top job immediately if he returns to Westminster.

The decision sets up a contest between Mr Burnham and Reform UK’s Robert Kenyon, a local plumber who contested the seat for the party in 2024.

Sir Grant Shapps served as defence minister under former prime minister Rishi Sunak.

The disruption comes at a crucial time for world agriculture.

The Intelligence and Security Committee said it has made its final decisions on redactions to 337 documents.