‘People who’ve been vaccinated should be able to travel without restriction. Those who have not been vaccinated should be able to travel with a negative test’ – Sean Doyle, BA chief executive
Threats from China and North Korea will loom large over the Biden administration’s first Cabinet-level trip abroad
At a time when Honduras President Juan Orlando Hernández’s name keeps popping up in the New York trial of an alleged drug trafficker, one of the candidates running to replace Hernández in Sunday’s primary elections was convicted in the same court of laundering money for the same cartel
The civilian leader of Myanmar’s government in hiding has vowed to continue supporting a revolution to oust the military that seized power in last month’s coup
‘I’m more likely to be killed by a man than Covid,’ says one 19-year-old
Renowned photographer Pixie Levinson and football player Hector Bellerin front creative project with children from Arsenal and Save the Children’s Coaching for Life programme
Harlan Coben’s new book will be his 33rd. He tries to write a book a year and that’s on top of his 14-project deal with Netflix, writes Elizabeth A. Harris
MyHeritage allows you to bring pictures to life giving an eery suggestion of what that person may have looked like in movement. But the problem is, portraits were never that accurate to begin with, writes Madeleine Pelling
Birmingham is a resilient city due a pick-me-up and there are already exciting signs, writes Jon Bloomfield
The opinion polls have turned against the SNP, writes John Rentoul, but it may not be the Conservatives who gain
After a recent bereavement, Will Gore seeks to rectify some shortcomings
Facilitated by Zoom in lockdown, pretending to be a goblin is the new thing to do, writes Alexis Soloski
Welcome to Femdacha, a retreat hidden away from Putin’s government, where feminist activists can relax and talk freely, writes Isabelle Khurshudyan
Some young people find the books we all know – and many of us love – a challenge. Museums are finding ways to draw them in, writes Heather Green
Mayor of London criticises ‘unacceptable’ scenes as officers arrest demonstrators
Defendant charged with defrauding investors with bogus blood-testing technology
High technology as revolutionary as air power was in early 20th century, PM warns
About a dozen pilot events with spectators in attendance will be held, including the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium
One former Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Trail champion is out of this year's race
Fulham 0-3 Man City: Sloppy mistakes handed Pep Guardiola’s side a routine second-half win
Editorial: Mr Johnson and Lord Frost seem determined simultaneously to deny economic reality and to make the damage worse by antagonising the leaders of our most important export market
Manhattan DA investigating whether ex-president or his company committed tax fraud, insurance fraud or falsification of business records
Authorities have confiscated more than 10 million litres of fuel from smugglers in past 11 months
Exclusive: ‘There has to be change, there absolutely has to be,’ says former minister amid outpouring of anger
The Independent speaks to MPs and leading campaigners in wake of Sarah Everard’s death