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Paul Fotheringham, newly-elected President of the Police Superintendents' Association (PSA), said the police need to become 'more flexible when it comes to working patterns'.

Lord Wolfson said he was quitting not only over the events themselves, or the prime minister's "own conduct", but also "the official response to what took place".

Prime Minister Boris Johnson offers ‘wholehearted’ apology for attending a birthday party during lockdown.

John Robinson, whose wife, Pat, died from coronavirus in first wave, says PM should quit over rule-breaking

Matt Hancock told Sky News' Beth Rigby Interviews programme that he chose to stand down as health secretary after being caught breaking lockdown rules with his aide.

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Council workers have hit out at Cambridgeshire County Council bosses over Covid social distancing measures which are still in place meaning many are still working from home.

Boris Johnson admitted to ranting about lingering pandemic work practices during a Cabinet meeting - and questioned whether working from home was 'as productive as all that'

<strong>Exclusive:</strong> Leaders urge inquiry chair to address racism and inequalities experienced in pandemic

Durham police to look into allegations Labour leader broke Covid rules by having a beer with staff during byelection campaign

Organisers of an event at which the former Director of Public Prosecutions was due to speak have confirmed it has been cancelled.

‘Ludicrous’ to suggest Labour leader is trying to avoid scrutiny over issue, says Wes Streeting

Sir Keir - who has been a fierce critic of Boris Johnson's lockdown breaches - has been under pressure over revelations about an event in Durham in April 2021.

In the latest update on its investigation, the Metropolitan Police said as of Thursday it has made more than 100 referrals for fixed penalty notices to the ACRO Criminal Records Office for breaches of COVID-19 regulations.

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, published on our new premium sister website The Mail+ , the Prime Minister issued a rallying cry to businesses.

In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, the Prime Minister says full workplaces will lift productivity and revive town and city centres.

The Prime Minister argued that people are far more energetic and productive when surrounded by other people

Workers and employers tell Sky News they are happy and productive when they do their work at home, and evidence is showing it is helping drive rejuvenation in some areas which were previously commuter towns.

New figures from Work From Home Research show the UK now tops the table of nations where workers would rather quit or find a new job than return to the office five days a week.

Experts shed light on why - despite being two years into the pandemic - employers still don't trust people to work from home.

The Bank of England is allowing staff to work from home four days a week, drawing criticism from a Conservative former cabinet minister.Liam Fox told the Dail

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The number of ‘remote working’ roles advertised in the UK reached 256,014 last month (April), according to the most recent analysis from people advisory

Three in four adults in the UK are now travelling to work at some point during the week, up from two-thirds a month ago - but one third are continuing to spend part of their week working at home.

Three times as many people worked from home last year than pre-pandemic, as unions caution against increasing regional and class inequities

Firing up the property market with a tax break is usually the Conservatives’ go-to tactic in times of trouble. But the chancellor must have his reasons…

Twitter users have accused Nadine Dorries of scoring an own goal by appearing to admit the government's planning for a pandemic was 'inadequate'. | ITV National News

The Prime Minister argued that people are far more energetic and productive when surrounded by other people

JEREMY HUNT snubbed The Dan Wootton Tonight reporter as be avoided questions over allegations made by Nadine Dorries.

Luis Pitarma was one of two nurses who looked after Prime Minister Boris Johnson when he was in intensive care in hospital, but now he has spoken out against the PM's actions during partygate

Government accused of ‘profiteering’ by charging countries for surplus vaccines through the aid budget

Instead of building the new social housing we need, Boris Johnson is fixating on populist policies we already know don’t work, writes Ben Derbyshire

BA.5 variant believed to be behind latest surge in cases, says expert

The case is growing to tweak the jabs to target more tranmissible Omicron variants, experts say

Exclusive: Health officials accused of ‘scandalous’ waste for allowing 40,742,096 rapid tests to expire, rather than redistributing to nations with poor diagnostic regimes

Boris Johnson may hold his first cost-of-living press conference as soon as next week as he seeks to extinguish the flames of repeated scandals engulfing No10. | ITV National News

Boris Johnson apparently struggled on his Prime Minister's salary, but the sky will be the limit if he leaves Number 10.

LONDON: Warmer and wetter weather linked to climate change appears to stress out bumblebees and make their wings more asymmetrical, which could ultimately affect their future development, according to UK scientists in a new research paper. “With hotter and wetter conditions predicted to place bumblebees under higher stress, the fact these conditions will become more frequent

The public health measures Britons lived under dominated our lives but have since faded from memory