Britain’s parliament is only recalled at times of national crisis. But when lawmakers were brought back from their Easter vacation last weekend, the cause was not a war, terror attack or the death of a monarch – but the potential closure of a steel plant in northern England.

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Author: Christian Edwards

Britain would be able to deport one person in exchange for the French sending another individual the other way

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Author: Leila Abboud,Anna Gross,Laura Dubois

‘Feed me’

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Author: Banx

Abedi has been moved to the only available highly-controlled ‘suite’ cell in the country – a standalone self-contained unit monitored by a minimum of five people at any one time, and a prison dog. There are only four such cells across England and Wales.

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Author: Mollie Malone

Senior councillor complains to colleagues that refuse workers are demanding to be paid a rate which ‘the job simply does not merit’

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Author: Neil Johnston

Surely the case has been made for the Government to consider a U-turn and a move to develop the Whitehaven pit

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Author: Telegraph View

The dispute centres on the cutting of one specific role — and Unite claims up to 170 workers will be paid £8,000 less as a result

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Author: Max Kendix, Political Reporter

PM says he needs more time to draft ‘best version’ of legislation obliging public authorities to co-operate with inquiries into disasters

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Author: Telegraph Reporters

Plus: Truss’s track record; Labour and the bin strikes; Trump’s error on Russia; batty bureaucracy; a golfing triumph; and fish with a twist

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Author: Letters to the Editor

While JD Vance expressed his optimism over a UK-US trade deal in the near future, sources close to the vice president warn his concerns over free speech in the UK ‘are still a red line’

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Author: David Maddox

‘Good chance’ of agreement, says JD Vance – but sources say his concerns over Britain’s hate speech laws ‘are still a red line’

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Author: David Maddox

Efforts to resolve the dispute this week were rejected by union members and the misery for Birmingham’s residents shows no sign of ending

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Author: Telegraph View

Yellow weather alerts as downpours replace dry spell

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Author: Telegraph Reporters

The majority of Britons are sick of privatisation and value public ownership. Labour must offer a radical alternative, writes Guardian columnist Owen Jones

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Author: Owen Jones

Britain would be mad to trust the word of Trump, as Canada and Mexico have already learnt to their cost

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Author: Philip Johnston

But the Business Secretary added that the dispute over the North Lincolnshire site was because of ‘one specific company’.

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Author: Pa Political Staff

A school worker from Birmingham says the stench from piling rubbish has been making her asthma worse.

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Author: Sophie Robinson

The Manchester Arena terrorist has been returned to Belmarsh after allegedly attacking guards at a separation centre with boiling cooking oil

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Author: Matt Dathan, Home Affairs Editor