London and Brussels' post-Brexit trade and cooperation deal has secured a huge majority in a vote by the EU's foreign affairs and trade committees, paving the way for its full approval later this month. Read Full Article at RT.com

The UK’s Department of Health and Social Care says it has “no plans to halt” rapid coronavirus testing, despite rumors that the testing programme would be scaled back due to false positive results. Read Full Article at RT.com

The Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex will be separated by cousin Peter Phillips as they walk in a line behind their grandfather's coffin at Windsor Castle on Saturday afternoon.

Kids under 16 who have been prescribed puberty blockers may rely on parental consent to maintain access to the life-changing meds instead of seeking court approval, England's National Health Service (NHS) has said in new guidance. Read Full Article at RT.com

Prince Philip's extraordinary attention to detail will be on show at his funeral this Saturday as all his own minute preparations for the ceremony will be realised.

The Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Sussex, will be separated by cousin Peter Phillips as they walk in a line behind their grandfather's coffin at Windsor Castle on Saturday afternoon.

Buckingham Palace said the Queen faced 'some very difficult' decisions as she selected the small group permitted under Covid-19 rules, from the original 800-strong congregation.

Huw Edwards will present live programmes across BBC One and Two from Friday evening with the main coverage beginning at 12.30pm on Saturday afternoon and scheduled to conclude at 4.30pm.

The Prime Minister said 'we do need people to take up their appointments' during a visit to a Devon naval base today as NHS England data showed that 400,000 people have been waiting over a year.

The HMS Queen Elizabeth was flooded with salt water following the 'minor breach' of a pipe when she sailed from Portsmouth to Scotland in March.

Test and Trace figures show new cases in England dipped by 34% last week, with 19,196 positive tests recorded in the seven days to April 7 - compared to 29,178 at the end of March.

Lord Pickles insisted Andrew Cumpsty's experience had been 'very useful' in the work of the body.

Dozens of riders carrying three guns rode along the Long Walk up to Cambridge Gate where tributes to Prince Philip have been laid.

Public Health England data also showed no councils had an infection rate above 100 cases per 100,000 people for the first time since August. Professor Tim Spector suggested herd immunity.

Delays for routine operations and procedures in England have hit the highest level since records began, with around 4.7 million now on waiting lists, as hospitals were forced to divert resources to fighting Covid-19. Read Full Article at RT.com

Researchers at the University of Oxford say Covid-19 leads to a risk of rare blood clots that's several-times higher than that of current vaccines, amid concerns that the jabs may be to blame for the potentially deadly condition. Read Full Article at RT.com

Sarah Ferguson, more commonly known as Fergie, and her ex-husband Prince Andrew have both been by the 94-year-old monarch's side this week since the death of the Duke of Edinburgh.

The monarch, 94, stoically returned to royal duties on Tuesday, just four days after Prince Philip died at Windsor Castle, hosting a retirement ceremony for her right-hand man of 14 years, the Earl Peel.

A man has been stabbed to death and three others rushed to hospital with knife wounds after an attack in Thorpe St Andrew near Norwich, Norfolk.

The flowers and condolence messages were moved from outside Buckingham Palace and within the Royal Parks to the nearby private gardens at Marlborough House in London.

An Oxford University study estimated 39 people out of a million develop cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) after having Covid-19, compared to four to five per million after a vaccine.

An Opinium survey conducted for the Prospect trade union showed that 24 per cent of people wanted to stay working at home when life goes back to normal.

The UK’s ongoing back-and-forth over who’ll be legally required (or able) to take a Covid-19 jab has gotten murkier, as the country’s independent equalities watchdog suggested the certificates might amount to discrimination. Read Full Article at RT.com

Jonathan Wignall, 54, from Cowbridge, south Wales, used Ruth Dodsworth's fingerprint to access her phone while she was asleep, and tracked her car in a campaign of controlling behaviour.

Children aged 14 who say faith is important in their lives typically go on to pass more GCSEs than non-believing pupils.

The mother was attending a children's concert at the famous London music venue with her young boy when he was carried away by Charlotte Robbins. Robbins, 26, denies child abduction.

The Daily Mail understands that, in an unprecedented about-turn, a last minute decision, approved by the Queen, has been made that no royals will wear military uniform.

HM Revenue & Customs oversaw large sums being paid over several years following the logging of incorrect information about family income.

The former SNP leader last week failed to condemn Vladimir Putin for the 2018 attack which left one woman dead and four others seriously exposed to the nerve agent.

Simon Case, formerly private secretary to the Duke of Cambridge, ordered the heads of all government departments to search their ranks for civil servants taking money for a second job.

Actress and model Jameela Jamil has tweeted in support of giving controversial puberty blockers to trans kids, claiming she knew “loads” of girls in school who took them. Her story was swiftly deemed BS. Read Full Article at RT.com

The UK's Treasury Committee has announced it will hold an inquiry into the government lobbying scandal surrounding former Prime Minister David Cameron, which has now engulfed several ministers and is already facing a review. Read Full Article at RT.com

Boris Johnson insisted his government was 'tough' on lobbying as he fended off attacks from Sir Keir Starmer at PMQs, with the Labour leader jibing about 'the return of Tory sleaze'.

The Duke of York has demanded to go as an Admiral to Saturday's service at Windsor, in a move condemned today including by one former Territorial Army officer who blasted it as a 'hissy fit'.

The Queen's granddaughter, 30, shared the lengthy post on Instagram alongside two pictures of her with the Duke of Edinburgh, who passed away last Friday.