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Tory former prime minister Sir John Major accused Boris Johnson and No 10 staff of having ‘broke lockdown laws’.

The Prime Minister warned the next few days would be the most dangerous moment in the crisis with Russia over Ukraine.

It is claimed one school saw A*s jump from 33% to 90% in 2021, when teacher-assessed grades were awarded.

A judicial review of Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots’s instruction to halt the Brexit checks at Northern Ireland ports will be heard next month.

The former prime minister said the ‘foolish behaviour’ and ‘evasive’ tactics of ministers are undermining trust in government and politics.

Suella Braverman told MPs the law officers’ convention prevented her from commenting.

The National Pig Association is calling for urgent action ahead of an emergency summit with the Government.

Boris Johnson is expected to be among more than 50 individuals receiving police questionnaires over events in No 10 and Whitehall.

Locals managed to lure the pig outside with packets of cheese and onion crisps.

According to some estimates the waiting list could go up at least 50% or almost double before it starts to fall back again.

Ardent monarchist Anita Atkinson said the Platinum Jubilee celebrations will be the best yet.

UK Finance’s Take Five to Stop Fraud campaign and the Online Dating Association are urging people to watch out for criminals posing as online daters.

Professor Tim Spector said he believed that other countries will stick with four or five days of isolation for people with Covid.

Friday marks 100 days since the vote on Owen Paterson’s suspension, a period in which the Prime Minister’s fortunes have dramatically reversed.

Boris Johnson has said he hopes to end the last domestic restrictions in England a month early if ‘encouraging trends’ continue.

The Foreign Secretary is in Moscow while Boris Johnson heads to Poland as part of an intensive diplomatic push over the east European crisis.

Lawyer Adam Wagner said police sending questionnaires to more than 50 individuals is a ‘very significant’ development.

Claire Scott raised £232,000 so her son Liam could travel to America for the vaccine and knows other families face the same struggle.

The consumer giant also signalled that customers will continue to face higher prices amid efforts to control spiralling costs.

The drugs giant forecast total group sales to rise in 2022, but said Covid-19 revenues would fall by up to a quarter.