Minister for safeguarding unveils measures including ‘right to know’, ensuring police tell victims the identity of online stalkers as soon.
Joe Biden issues pardon for son Hunter as Trump rails against ‘miscarriage of justice’ – US politics live
The US president has been criticised by Republicans after pardoning his son over federal gun and tax charges Joe Biden.
Louise Haigh’s exit dealt with quickly in contrast to Tories, says Labour minister
Pat McFadden defends government handling of transport secretary’s departure, saying it did not ‘drag on for weeks’ Decisions over Louise.
Diane Abbott warns vulnerable people could see ‘supported suicide’ as only option after assisted dying vote – UK politics live
Mother of the House issues warning after MPs voted to back assisted dying bill on Friday The Commons approved at.
Leadbeater rejects claims bill will be ‘slippery slope’ while Kruger urges MPs to vote against bill if they have doubts – UK politics live
Kim Leadbeater says she is open to toughening wording of bill to protect people with learning disabilities What will happen.
Russia-Ukraine war live: Putin threatens to target Kyiv ‘decision-making centres’ with new missile after US and UK-made weapons used in Russia
President boasts that Russia produces ten times more missiles than all Nato countries combined and threatens attack with new Oreshnik.
Displaced residents return to southern Lebanon as Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire appears to hold – Middle East crisis live
Ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah came into effect at 02.00GMT; Lebanon’s speaker urges people to return to their homes Full.
Watchdog refuses to sign off UK public sector accounts over unreliable data
National Audit Office ‘disclaims’ accounts because of shortcomings in auditing of English local authorities The government’s entire public sector financial.
Storm Bert: forecasterse and politicians criticised after devastating floods
Critics claim warnings and defences were inadequate but Met Office says storm was ‘well forecast’ Storm Bert – live updates.
Shabana Mahmood should not impose her religious beliefs on others, says peer
Charlie Falconer says Labour colleague the justice secretary has ‘religious reasons’ for opposing assisted dying Cabinet ministers should not “impose”.