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Those returning from Kyiv to the UK suggested there were mixed signals about the level of concern in the country about the threat of war.
David Lammy said the first duty of any government ‘is to keep its people safe’.
Co-ordinated demonstrations around the UK saw thousands demand the Government take action.
The Prime Minister will visit Scotland and northern England this week.
The Scottish Conservatives are holding their conference in Aberdeen on March 18 and 19.
Daniel Whereatt was stopped in Dover in 2019.
Ben and Alice Garratt remain in Ukraine waiting on travel documents for their baby as UK nationals have been urged to leave by the Foreign Office.
The Foreign Office has urged Britons to leave Ukraine immediately.
A four-year-old girl died a day after the same accident.
EC vice president Maros Sefcovic and Foreign Secretary Liz Truss met in London on Friday as part of their attempt to break the deadlock.
Lord Blair’s call came after Dame Cressida Dick dramatically announced she was standing down as Metropolitan Police Commissioner.
Defence minister James Heappey said the RAF would not undertake evacuations in the event of war.
Jake Davison killed five people including his mother in Keyham in August 2021.
The woman was also punched in the back of the head in a prolonged and unprovoked assault in December.
New figures have found more than 17,000 price increases across supermarkets.
The party’s ex-leader said it will be ‘very tough’ for the PM to hold onto his post if he is fined over partygate.
Sombre coverage of potential military action in Eastern Europe leads many of the papers.
The Prime Minister must now ‘truthfully’ explain his presence at events to avoid being by police of breaching lockdown laws.
The Foreign Office urged UK nationals to ‘leave now while commercial means are still available’.
On Friday Boris Johnson received a questionnaire from police investigating allegations of lockdown-breaching parties in Downing Street.