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Good evening. The Duke of Sussex has said his £140,600 damages award after bringing a phone hacking claim against Mirror Group Newspapers at the High Court was a “great day for truth as well as accountability”. Elsewhere, Piers Morgan has claimed Prince Harry’s “real mission” is “to destroy the British monarchy” as he responded to the ruling.
Good evening. Police have released the last-known CCTV footage of missing mother-of-three Gaynor Lord, who disappeared almost a week ago in Norwich. Elsewhere, European police have foiled a major Hamas plot to attack Jewish sites across the continent, with seven suspected members of the terror group arrested in raids in Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands.
Good evening. Gary Lineker’s tweets probably broke BBC guidelines, according to Samir Shah, the corporation’s new chairman. Elsewhere, Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford has triggered a contest for his successor by announcing he will step down by Easter.
Good evening. A source close to the Tory rebels has suggested that the Prime Minister was in “stroppy teenager mode” during a breakfast in Downing Street this morning. Reports suggest the numbers could be tight in tonight’s crunch vote on the Government’s Rwanda Bill.
Good evening. Nigel Farage has suggested he could join the Conservative Party under a different leader, hinting that he would be interested in a joint ticket with Boris Johnson. Elsewhere, Rishi Sunak is facing calls from Tory MPs to “pull” his flagship Rwanda Bill ahead of a crunch vote in the House of Commons tomorrow night.