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       1. GPs told to work late to stop A&E crisis this Easter

       GPs are being ordered to work longer hours amid concern that accident and emergency units are being deluged with patients.

       New NHS guidance instructs every area to provide “extended hours” at GP practices and make up any appointments lost to the four-day bank holiday weekend within a fortnight. Read the full story.

       2. Rishi Sunak should publish tax returns in full, say senior Tories

       Senior Tories have called for greater transparency from ministers in charge of the nation's finances.

       They said ministers in the Government's economic and business departments should disclose their tax returns to show they were paying their fair share. Read the full story.

       3. Prevent is ‘failing’, say terror experts after murderer Ali Harbi Ali deceived officials

       Britain's counter-terror programme must be overhauled in the wake of the murder of a Tory MP by an extremist who was convicted in just 18 minutes, experts have urged.

       Ali Harbi Ali was on Monday found guilty of murdering Sir David Amess during a constituency meeting in October 2021. Read the full story.

       4. Embittered relative turns Facebook detective in effort to catch safari park murder suspect

       A gardener has appeared in court charged with murdering a British woman at her South African safari resort following a honeytrap campaign by her niece.

       Christine Robinson, 59, was allegedly raped and attacked nearly eight years ago at the 125-acre Rra-Ditau lodge she ran alone following her husband’s death. Read the full story.

       5. Extinction Rebellion protests threaten Easter getaway... but police too helpless to stop them

       Holidaymakers fleeing the capital for the Easter weekend face a double whammy of environmental protests and rail upgrade works as police admit they cannot help travellers plan their routes.

       After a week of delays and cancellations at airports and ferry ports, Extinction Rebellion is planning to bring parts of central London to a standstill over the weekend. Read the full story.

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