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The husband of Scottish Tory peer Michelle Mone is facing the possibility of more than five years in prison if he is found guilty of fraud charges in

Brilliant work by anti-racism group founder exposes more than 100 fake accounts and ties them to DHSC The Department of Health (DHSC) has been tied to a string of fake social media accounts by inve…

Boris Johnson's warning of a "second wave" of coronavirus features on many front pages.

Professor John Ashton was written off by many, but his words and warnings appear to have been on the money so far

The issues Professor Ashton, from Liverpool, was mocked for in some quarters just four weeks ago - like testing and a delayed lockdown - are now more prominent than ever

The issues Professor Ashton, from Liverpool, was mocked for in some quarters just four weeks ago - like testing and a delayed lockdown - are now more prominent than ever

England's deputy chief medical officer is under fire for claiming the UK has been an 'exemplar in preparedness'.

Good Morning Britain host providing public service by gunning for perplexed minister

Ministers spent all afternoon at the despatch box admitting they were wrong and that everybody else had been right. It was decent practice for next year

John Ashton, a prominent critic of the government over its coronavirus response, has a history of inflammatory statements about 'Zionists'

Peninsula worst affected as new testing data is rekeased

Care minister’s request is admission that centralised programmes have fallen short

Exclusive: Only half of contacts are being reached in northwest England

Children, parents and staff test positive but Public Health England says the nursery is safe.

Department of Health says it will not be publishing the figures while a review into their accuracy is carried out

News and opinion from The Times & The Sunday Times

Studies into spread of the disease will centre on those working in the health and social care sectors as cases continue to rise

Professor John Ashton was written off by many, but his words and warnings appear to have been on the money so far

“The circuit that needs breaking is the clique that’s running this disaster”

The statue of J. Marion Sims, known as the “father of gynecology,” was moved as the US grapples with its history.

Professor John Ashton was written off by many, but his words and warnings appear to have been on the money so far

How the prime minister’s health became the story — instead of his failures.

Professor John Ashton was written off by many, but his words and warnings appear to have been on the money so far

News and opinion from The Times & The Sunday Times

Outsourcing firm expects bumper revenues as Covid-19 case numbers surge and millions of people face tougher lockdown conditions that threaten thousands of jobs

Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Morgan said Cummings’s actions had undermined trust in government

An investigation has been launched to find the person who posted the message

Critics claim Matt Hancock has accelerated dismantling of state healthcare

The Health Secretary said the decision had been made with "with a heavy heart"

Guido has long taken it upon himself to call out broadcasters for having 'experts' appear, while failing to inform viewers of any party political biases

"All those grieving families who lost loved ones because of your arrogance & pathetic incompetence”

Boris Johnson says he needs to "focus" on Brexit - but committee chair accuses him of avoiding scrutiny.

“The knives are out”

Exclusive: Royal Berkshire trust launches serious incident inquiry into death of Peter Tun