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As Matt Hancock battles claims that he rejected advice on coronavirus testing, attention is also turning to the source of the story – journalist Isabel Oakeshott, who was handed the messages by the former health secretary while she worked on his Pandemic Diaries memoir.

Meghan Markle "was shocked by the palace protocol" and by the fact that she "never could be first in the pecking order," a palace staffer said.

Prince Harrys friends "used to joke that she must be very good in bed to have turned his head that far," an old school friend told the author of a new book.

Meghan Markle will show her children how to "grab the world by the scruff of the neck" and her "certainty" will make them feel safe, a new book says.

Lord Ashcroft-owned Political Holdings has agreed a £4.5m deal to buy Politics Home and other Dods media assets from Merit Group.

In an attempt to incorporate the doctrine of universalisation of social security, the gig workers are brought into the ambit of the labour laws for the first time, with the provision of some welfare measures under the Code on Social Security, 2020. The three other codes are silent on the policies towards gig workers. While the codes are yet to be implemented, there are many

Mr Hancock said he was worried the then-US president and his America first policy could see the Oxford/ AstraZeneca vaccine blocked from leaving the country.

The ex-Health Secretary who has two sons and one daughter with his ex-wife, Martha, appeared to be in high spirits as he whizzed around on the dodgems at Chester fun fair.

Just 19,482 new positive tests were recorded by UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) over the last 24 hours, down 40.3 per cent on the 32,608 official cases recorded last Thursday.

To prevent World War III, Washington and Moscow maintain a communications hotline along with other measures in hopes of avoiding misunderstandings