Prime Minister faces criticism that free breakfasts will reach fewer pupils – but Tories insist they will provide the same educational benefit

Jeremy Corbyn's party has now made up a total of 10 points on the Conservatives since the election was announced

There is a question as to whether President Trump obstructed justice 

Meeting attendees included House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy 

Massive moggie Omar, a Maine Coon, being considered by Guinness

Kremlin leader dismisses scandal engulfing US President as 'political schizophrenia'

‘We continue to work with the United States and we continue to share intelligence with the United States’

There are signs of a split between the two top Tories

'I feel like running down the hallway with a fire extinguisher,' says member of administration

'We will sternly deal with the North, together with the international community'

'He is a good guy. I hope you can let this go,' the President is reported to have said

Labour still trails the Conservatives by a large margin

Chaos in West Wing as officials react to allegations President leaked intelligence to Russians

The PM wants to hold a vote on bringing back the animal killings

'Brady's death does not change that'

'Let’s not minimise it. Comey affair now in the wastebasket of history,' says professor

The President is accused of leaking some of the most highly classified intelligence possible

‘Trump revealed more information to the Russian ambassador than we have shared with our own allies’

Gap with Conservatives narrows to 15 points, according to two new polls 

Ms May, however, dismissed the Labour leader’s question that he left on the livestream, claiming it would be more important during the next four weeks before polling day to take questions directly from voters

Most of the funding for a £7.4bn-a-year cash injection for the NHS will come from higher income tax on top earners, Labour says

90-year-old Ahmed and 75-year-old Khadijah do not know if they will ever see their children or their home again

Sir Vince suggests an alternative 'unifying voice' could emerge for 'vast numbers' of voters with centre-left, pro-business views who can't find a party they align with

New President and First Lady embrace their modern family dynamic as symbol of boldness, unconventionality and rejection of established social order

Health Secretary has refused to answer questions about the crisis

'The path of jihad for the sake of God is what we live'

'If there are any tapes, they need to be handed over'

Registering a domain name listed within the program helps stop thousands of attacks

The malware is brand new

Computers in hospitals across England are showing a terrifying message after a cyber attack.

'I can confidently say that this is some kind of a dolphin. However, it has fur. It’s unusual. Dolphins do not have any fur,' expert says

Message appearing on computers tells doctors that they need to pay if they want to save their files

Hundreds are still unaccounted for after the 'scary' treatment at hands of authorities

Income tax increases and improved workers rights are among proposals strongly supported by the public, survey shows

Grim economic outlook for 2017 is called 'another sign of the Brexit squeeze', just four weeks before the general election

Tragic story of Dee Dee and Gypsy Rose Blanchard becomes subject of new HBO programme: 'Mommy Dead and Dearest'

Deputy Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders says the president considered firing Mr Comey from 'day one'

There has been no word if the former FBI Director will appear

Parents say they are ‘devastated that we will not see our beautiful little girl again’

'Mr Comey was fired because he was leading an active investigation that could bring down a president'

The FBI Director later scrapped a scheduled speech

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has said he could not understand former FBI Director James Comey's refusal to accept the “nearly universal judgement that he was mistaken” in publicly exonerating Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of private email servers last year — and that’s why he got fired.

Democrat Senators raise concerns over possible constitutional crisis following Mr Comey's dismissal

Celebration marking anniversary of Nazi surrender in Second World War is country's most important secular holiday

Comedian and author was being investigated after calling God 'stupid' and 'a maniac' 

Emmanuel Macron was elected French president this weekend

Ms May has drawn battle lines for a Brexit election, but was the darkening economic picture the factor that really forced her hand?

'We believe that is in the tens of thousands'

Conspiracy theorists suggest the plane is testing a new kind of weapon, or carrying out surveillance

'The populists are crumbling' 

French President-elect has warned the UK can expect no concessions in the Brexit negotiations if he is elected, vowing to hold a rigid line on access to the EU’s single market and the powers of the European court

New President pledges to ‘fight against inequalities, ensure security and the unity of the nation’

Early polls all gave the pro-business candidate a strong lead over the Front-National leader

A journalist recalled the statements from the now-President and his son during a trip to North Carolina

'I was a little nervous before the test but it was fine and I'm really pleased to have done so well,' says Rajgauri Pawar

Photos and videos show a few dozen South East Alliance supporters among hundreds of opposing activists

'She is using exactly the same words and phrases that I have been using for 20 years'

'How dare you create a world to which there is such misery that is not our fault. It’s not right, it’s utterly, utterly evil'

The airport, completed a year ago, is one of Government's most expensive investments at £60,000 per head of population

Faces a €25,000 fine if convicted under Ireland's 2009 Defamation Act

Candidates exchange insults and barbs in virulent two hour head-to-head

She laughed at the idea that Sessions treats all Americans equally

Senate Committee to receive update on probe into alleged Kremlin interference in US election

In an awkward interview the Shadow Home Secretary stumbled over the cost of plans to put 10,000 extra police on the street and gave several estimates of how much the new officers would cost ranging from £300,000 to £80m

Front National candidate appears to repeat several sections of rival's address

'East Wind' locomotive named after phrase commonly used by Chairman Mao

President made the unsubstantiated claims in March but refused to defend them during April interview

Downing Street has said it does not 'recognise' an account of the talks reported in the German press

The two-year-old has her own roller coaster, swing, ferris wheel and roundabout

Police helicopter pilot first on scene saw multiple victims and suspect in pool area reloading