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The Culture Secretary is set to apply pressure on sports bodies to impose bans.
Boris Johnson has promised UK aid funding to a new initiative also backed by the US and European Union.
The Government is facing calls to ‘slim down’ its Online Safety Bill amid concerns over its impact on people’s freedoms and privacy.
Police said there are reports of casualties but the number and severity of their injuries is unknown at this time.
People who remain on the waiting list are being asked whether they are prepared to travel to receive treatment.
A Ukrainian member of the Citizens Of The World Choir said she will ‘never forget’ being on the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm.
Barristers are staging court walkouts for several days from Monday in a dispute over legal aid funding.
The inquiry was launched on the second anniversary of the stabbings at the Park Inn hotel in Glasgow.
The Department for Health and Social Care published the draft of the Mental Health Bill on Monday.
A huge audience gathered to watch the 78-year-old star on the Pyramid Stage.
The move has sparked a fierce backlash from the EU, with fresh legal action launched against Britain.
The alarm was raised on Sunday afternoon.
On Tuesday, the First Minister will outline her plans to hold a second independence referendum.
Novak Djokovic will begin his defence of the men’s singles title on Centre Court on the championship’s opening day.
The 36-year-old was attacked in Ilford, east London.
The words ‘no war stop Putin’ were displayed on a screen during the performance.
The three vessels from the GB Row Challenge hoped to collect environmental data.
Talks focused on issues being discussed at the G7 summit, but Emmanuel Macron also raised his vision for a European political community.
Lamar and Diana Ross were among the big names closing the Worthy Farm event for 2022.
Boris Johnson argued at the G7 summit in Germany it is reasonable for British steel to enjoy the ‘same protections’ as other European economies.
