Soldiers could deliver petrol and help train other drivers, says transport secretary

More than 40 activists cut off access to docks after being banned from causing chaos on M25

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Around two million workers stand to benefit from the new bill, which would see them receiving 100 per cent of the service charge

Suspect held in southeast London is in custody

Fixed link still an ‘ambition’ but will not be built any time soon, says PM

People who says Brexit to blame ‘are wrong’, says transport secretary Grant Shapps

‘The single biggest issue is staff shortages’, say industry experts

BP‘s head of UK retail Hanna Hofer described the situation as ‘bad, very bad’ and could continue for weeks

Doctors, nurses and other health care workers in Poland have been camping out in front of the prime minister’s offices for nearly two weeks to protest working conditions and demand higher wages

Heidi Crowter and her co-claimants think legislation is discriminatory

The youngest recorded casualty was a boy at just three years old

Ministers are reportedly backing the plans amidst concerns the country won’t meet its targets.

Justice Committee warns that penalty system must be changed if new restrictions are imposed

Mr Christy ‘acted in a way that was completely contrary to all that nursing stands for’

Representative says controversial bill breaks international law and is a response to ‘pretty small number of refugees’

The three candidates hoping to succeed Angela Merkel as German chancellor, and the four leaders of the other parties currently in parliament, have clashed over a variety of topics during the last televised debate before Sunday's election

Government urged to introduce new 12-month visa to bring in more overseas workers

Working claimants would keep more of their earnings – but experts warn softer ‘taper rate’ will not compensate for £20-a-week cut

Former MP ‘should be ashamed of his behaviour’, says Commons panel

Friends say 28-year-old teacher was on way to first date when attack took place

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‘It’s extremely difficult to predict the future of the gas price’, Ofgem warns – with ‘many, many factors’ outside UK’s control

Business minister gives clearest indication yet that cap on gas and electricity prices may have to rise

A slew of electricity and gas firms collapsed as gas prices spike

Ofgem says customers will not see their energy supply disrupted if suppliers collapse

Detectives say they fear killer could strike again - but that London’s streets are safe for women

Ministers ‘left the country dangerously exposed’, claims Labour

Investigations are ongoing into the 28-year-old’s death

Police investigating whether primary school teacher was killed by stranger

Priti Patel told parliament Liz Truss would use UN General Assembly to have ‘key discussions’ after third suspect charged

Several questions have been raised in India about recent updates to UK’s vaccine policy

Police alerted after witness reported seeing someone ‘scream for help’ and try to climb out a car window

Smelly gases, caused by enzymes in vegetables and saliva, could be to blame

‘None of those involved in any serious violations will be held to account, leading to impunity’, ministers told

Party leader has failed to win union support for plan to end one member, one vote system

‘There is no reason to think we will have a more virulent version of Sars-CoV-2’

Citizens Advice report predicts 1.5 million people could fall into hardship this winter due to decision

UN-brokered agreement said funds must be ‘new and additional’ – and aid pot is already shrinking by £4bn-a-year

Canadian, Mexican, and British officials were left confused and angry at mooted bid to join the USMCA bloc

Defence minister described first error as ‘unacceptable level of service’