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Journalist took daughter’s clothes for DNA testing 30 years ago but never returned them, it is claimed

Government urged to intervene on gas price rises over “national security issue”

Police said he sustained a ‘significant knife wound to the arm’

15 celebrities make launch show line-up

Sir Geoffrey Clifton-Brown says he asked for ‘lighter touch’ in response to pandemic

Covid and Afghanistan expose ‘inadequate’ National Security Council – but prime minister poised to attend far fewer discussions

Andy Haldane to head new ‘taskforce’ – after prime minister admitted he had only ‘the skeleton’ of a plan

‘The electoral arithmetic is clear – these Conservatives can’t be defeated next time unless we Liberal Democrats win Tory seats’

Prime minister will seek to calm tensions with Joe Biden over retreat from Afghanistan on White House visit

Police condemned people ‘intent on causing offence and stirring up hatred’

Kwasi Kwarteng says protecting customers from price rises is the ‘absolute priority’

Exclusive: Father tells Lizzie Dearden of ‘totally unreal’ arrest while travelling to family funeral

Exclusive: 500 already evacuated to be included in 5,000 total for first year

Exclusive: Taskforce risks being ‘hollowed out’ just as it might be needed more than ever as NHS pressures build

Much-cherished northeast industrial landmark will be razed in early hours of Sunday morning –despite campaign to have it saved

Senior officer says police want to ‘intervene at the earliest opportunity’ before criminal offences have been committed

Members of Bedale Hunt ‘completely devastated’ by accident

‘Universal free provision will end’ in England and ‘individuals and businesses will bear the cost’, government says

Increased energy prices come as benefits are cut and furlough scheme ends

John Major and David Cameron join Tony Blair and Gordon Brown in turning down centenary reunion

Exclusive: ‘Anxiety levels have shot up. People are feeling really desperate,’ says campaigner

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing a tough reelection battle against his Conservative Party rival, Erin O’Toole

Even under new management, Labour faces a tough battle to win back the heartlands and bridge the Brexit values divide, writes John Rentoul

Carbon dioxide, which is in short supply, is used in many industries

The move is likely to anger schools, parents and unions who called for his resignation.

Rising sea temperatures may mean prey swimming in deeper water out of reach of guillemots, razorbills, puffins and kittiwakes

The impact is expected in the coming days

The impact is expected in the coming days