Brandon Lewis contradicts chancellor, who has rejected criticism that he is piling up debt on struggling households

But Brandon Lewis said the Government will ‘put in the support that we can, as and when we can’ to ease the sting of rising prices.

The 60-year-olds met to mark the Falklands war’s 40th anniversary

Just Stop Oil is demanding that the UK Government stops new oil and gas projects.

Richard Luce, who resigned from the Foreign Office over the Falklands war 40 years ago, reveals to Liam James how diplomacy failed

Met Office issues yellow weather warning for ice in eastern areas

Immigration experts say scheme’s design is inherently bureaucratic and government should just waive visas for Ukrainians

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice in eastern areas on Saturday morning.

Britain’s energy crisis features among a range of topics across Saturday’s front pages.

Princess Beatrice has been named in an affidavit given by Nebahat Isbilen, who has sued Selman Turk, a Turkish businessman based in London.

The 60-year-old British socialite had requested a retrial after it emerged that one of the jurors in her trial had failed to disclose he was a victim.

The actor said he was ‘heartbroken’ by the decision and said he would accept any consequences in a statement shared with US media.

Education Secretary insists children are ‘resilient’, not ‘snowflakes’, and should be taught ‘how to think, not what to think’.

‘I knew it’d be a big rise, I thought it might double, but this much – who can afford that?’ Andie Darlington said.

The People’s Assembly said it expects thousands of people to take to the streets.

Some households reporting meter readings of £3 before 9am

Black schoolgirl was ‘wholly failed’ by institutionally racist force, says Hackney chief

Rishi Sunak has come under pressure over wife Akshata Murthy’s 0.91% stake in Infosys, which is now said to be closing down its Moscow site.

Boris Johnson said to be ‘horrified’ at lengthy waits for approval for green power plans

Ministers have issued new guidance for people after lifting Covid-19 restrictions.

Three of at least five police forces involved in tackling the demonstrations have released arrest figures.

The move from the Welsh Government comes after the UK reportedly decided it would legislate to stamp out ‘only gay conversion therapy, not trans’.

The company’s canning facility in east Belfast will double its output to meet domestic and export demand for Guinness products.

Three crews from Paignton, Torquay and Exmouth Fire Stations hoisted the 600 kg bullock out of the pool using a harness.

Criminal and civil investigations have been launched by the Insolvency Service into P&O’s decision to make the seafarers redundant.

The 33,687 animals targeted last year was the third-highest annual tally

Lord Grade was appointed by Secretary of State Nadine Dorries for four years.

Move comes a day after chancellor hit out at ‘very upsetting’ criticism of his wife, who has shares in firm

Activists sit on roads preventing tankers from leaving sites

Government choice Orlando Fraser confirmed as head of Charity Commission, while Michael Grade gets Ofcom job

Householders say they sometimes don’t eat to save money as people face cost-of-living crisis

Dassen Narayanen, a former security guard at the hotel where the honeymooner was killed in 2011, was being held in a police station on the island.

Food bank coordinators warn of a donations decrease as the cost of living crisis hits the UK

People wishing to host Ukrainians invited to register with government-funded, charity-run matching system

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for ice in eastern areas on Saturday morning.

The measure has been introduced following outrage over the strip search of a black school girl in 2020.

The energy cap has increased today for millions across the UK

Since entering Downing Street in 2019, the Prime Minister has been forced to stage numerous policy reversals.

Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi said schools should ignore class size limits to ensure refugee pupils can access school places.

Schools say they are not ‘living with Covid’ but ‘living with absence’ as staff and students isolate.

‘Sexual violence is used during conflicts to destroy not only the lives of individuals but entire communities,’ says campaigner

P&O Ferries sacked nearly 800 seafarers and replaced them with cheaper agency workers on March 17.

Only one in eight new infections are being counted on the Government dashboard.

Scotland and Northern Ireland caught the most rays last month since records began.

Dassen Narayanen, a former security guard at the hotel where the honeymooner was killed in 2011, is being held in a police station on the island.

Both the duke and his ex-wife Sarah have been named in a recent ruling on a High Court dispute between Nebahat Isbilen and businessman Selman Turk.

The £10 million painting is in need of a buyer if it is to remain in the UK.

The sporting event will take place in The Hague later this month.

P&O Ferries sacked nearly 800 seafarers and replaced them with cheaper agency workers on March 17.

The 15-year-old is still recovering after she was seriously injured in Toxteth, Liverpool.

Gene Appleton Gallagher and Sonny Starkey were branded ‘entitled’ over a scuffle with Tesco staff in May 2019, a court has heard.

The pair were given a bound over order meaning they promise to ‘keep the peace and be of good behaviour’ for 12 months or pay £500

‘That was laughter, that was ridicule. They don’t believe him,’ BBC host tells Maria Caulfield

On Friday, a hearing at the High Court in London before Mr Justice Saini was told the dispute has been resolved through a settlement.

Document addressing ‘common misconceptions’ about controversial bill gives examples of how it may work

He is serving three life sentences at HMP Edinburgh.

High Court ruling comes after Duke of York settled civil sex claim in US last month

Six per cent of those with gas or electricity supplied to their homes said in March that they are behind on their bills.

A number of £50 fixed penalty notices have reportedly begun arriving in the email inboxes of junior civil servants.

Senior Conservatives calling on Kwasi Kwarteng to block sale of Newport Wafer Fab to subsidiary of Chinese company

The Labour leader highlighted worries over paying bills, job security and crime.

The Office for National Statistics said one in 13 people in England were infected with coronavirus in the week ending March 26.

The French photographer died at the age of 78.

The Tyre Extinguishers want to ‘make it impossible’ to own an SUV in an urban area

Man shot by armed police during incident in Inverness

Around 300 Ukrainians have so far been matched to households that have been offered through the Homes for Ukraine scheme.

The current residents of the property being searched, in St Paul’s Road, Smethwick, West Midlands, are unconnected to the enquiry, police said.

The drug is one of only two treatments that help to promote bone formation, and the first to reduce bone loss at the same time.

But prevalence of the virus remains highest among children between the age of two and school year 6.

Alan Moher did not give his former wife Caroline a ‘Get’ – a document that formally recognises the end of marriage in the Orthodox Jewish faith.

The Fine Gael leader has seen his party flag in the polls in recent months, falling to 19% according one recent poll.

The First Minister’s comments came as the energy price cap increased by 54%.

Reset Communities and Refugees has launched a service to pair sponsors and refugees as well as providing safeguarding checks.

A total of £12 million has been paid out in claims.

Energy price cap rise means average UK household will have to pay almost £700 per year more in utility bills so updating suppliers with accurate data on usage is vital

The First Minister conceded that travel by train would have to become more attractive both in terms of convenience and cost.

MPs attack ‘inappropriate’ use of cash given to ‘disreputable employer’ – but aid chiefs refuse to back down

Thai hotel group Minor International has paid more than £60 million to take full control of the Delaunay owner.

‘All this talk about tax cuts and cutting public expenditure is simply not real in the present circumstances,’ Lord Heseltine says

Reports that staffers received emails containing £50 fixed penalty notice

The Labour leader said it was a ‘classic Conservative’ move.

Kit Malthouse also said he believes Boris Johnson will probably declare if he is issued with a fixed-penalty notice.

The media executive has been named the Government’s preferred candidate for the role.

Using analysis by Brussels-based think tank Bruegel, we explore the impact and options for Europe.

From decluttering your car to turning off the AC- Martin Lewis tells drivers how they can make their fuel last longer

Electrical Safety First is urging people to be cautious when using plug-in heaters to reduce the risk of fire.

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

Around one in 14 working-age adults in England are estimated to have not received any vaccine.

Blanket speed restrictions were imposed across the rail network in north-west England and Scotland on February 21 due to Storm Franklin.

Exclusive: Sodexo, which has recorded nearly £95m profit in just two years, is cutting jobs en masse with little notice amid the cost of living crisis

A student said a ‘gagging clause’ prevented her from speaking about the alleged assault.

‘Women should be able to access lawful, confidential health service free from intimidation,’ says campaigner

Video from the nest can be viewed at the Loch Garten Nature Centre at RSPB Scotland’s nature reserve at Abernethy.

Chancellor has hit out at ‘wrong’ and ‘upsetting’ attacks on his wife, Akshata Murthy

Video divided people on social media as many leapt to driver’s defence

The confectionery firm and the police have urged people to not interact with messages circulating claiming to offer free Easter chocolate.