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       1. Boris Johnson unveils ‘grow for Britain’ plan

       Boris Johnson is set to unveil a “grow for Britain” strategy and tell farmers to produce more fruit and veg, in the wake of record inflation.

       In a major announcement expected on Monday, the Prime Minister is poised to unveil the country's first food strategy for 75 years. Read the full story.

       2. Prince Charles 'appalled' by Rwanda migrants plan

       Prince Charles has privately described Priti Patel’s Rwanda asylum plan as appalling, it emerged on Friday night.

       The Prince of Wales is said to be frustrated at the Government’s asylum policy as he is due to represent the Queen at the Commonwealth heads of Government meeting in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, this month. Read the full story.

       3. Ukraine ‘will swap’ prisoners to secure freedom of British soldiers

       Ukraine “will swap” prisoners to secure the release of the two captured Britons who were sentenced to death, the country’s ambassador to the UK said on Friday.

       Vadym Prystaiko suggested that the men – both serving members of the Ukrainian military who were detained in the breakaway Donetsk People’s Republic – will be released in exchange for prisoners held by Ukrainian forces. Read the full story.

       4. ‘Absolute fool’: Prince Andrew embroiled in another debt battle

       The Duke of York has been branded an “absolute fool” after becoming embroiled in another ￡1.6 million debt battle.

       The "business debt" is owed to a Swiss couple who are understood to have placed a freezing order on his Verbier ski chalet 18 months ago. Read the full story.

       5. Vegan school meals on the menu under Boris Johnson’s ‘grow for Britain’ strategy

       Boris Johnson is to announce the first review of the UK’s food strategy in 75 years as he seeks to tackle food security and the cost of living.

       Officials have been working on the report, which has been delayed twice, since the publication of an independent review by Henry Dimbleby, the founder of Leon, last July. Read the full story.

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