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Homes plunged into darkness as protesters attempt to force utility companies to reduce prices

The Chancellor has requested an independent investigation into his own conduct.

Amanda Spielman described conditions ‘you wouldn’t want to put a dog in, let alone a child’, with broken windows and wires.

PM thanks ‘iron people’ of the railway for helping arrange journey from Poland

British Airways cancelled at least 64 domestic or European flights to or from Heathrow on Monday.

Requesting proof of vaccination left to discretion of venues after restrictions relaxed

Koci Selamaj was jailed for at least 36 years for the murder of Ms Nessa.

Strike action could deepen courts problems, as system already faces 60,000 case backlog

Chancellor believes probe will provide the public ‘clarity’ about tax situation

Just Stop Oil claim to disrupt oil supplies at three sites, as Extinction Rebellion occupy London bridges

NHS Confederation chief Matthew Taylor said: ‘No 10 has seemingly abandoned any interest in Covid whatsoever.’

‘I don’t know anyone who may or may not have had non-dom status,’ says cabinet minister

But northern and western parts of the UK are to ‘bear the brunt of any wetter weather’

Police are offering the reward to catch the killer of Errol McKenzie, a 37-year-old father shot in a London park 12 years ago.

The papers focus on difficulties for the Chancellor and the Queen as the working week begins.

Polling by the NEU reveals a fifth of teachers plan to leave within two years.

Researchers said AI could be an “effective substitute” when personal feedback is not immediately available

The Royal Bank of Scotland’s seasonally adjusted Business Activity Index was 58.4 last month, up from February’s 55.5.

The busiest single day on the roads over the bank holiday weekend is expected to be Good Friday.

Paul Hett spoke to ITV documentary Worlds Collide: The Manchester Bombing about losing his 29-year-old son at the Ariana Grande concert.

Clinical commissioning groups have been told they must not discriminate against transgender people.

A survey by the Royal College of Psychiatrists found that 48% of LGBTQ+ respondents had experienced bullying, harassment or microaggressions.

The group says it is responding to ever increasing expectations from its customers.

Beer flowed at President Emmanuel Macron’s celebration of his first-round victory in the French presidential election, while Champagne corks popped across town to mark far-right leader Marine Le Pen’s second-place showing

Metropolitan Police says officers were called to reports of armed man ‘suffering mental health crisis’

Sir Keir Starmer said the move would put communities and victims ‘at the heart’ of how people guilty of anti-social behaviour repay society.

The Chancellor has asked the PM’s independent adviser to review his declarations of interest amid accusations of hypocrisy by Labour.

The contentious decision to sell off the publicly owned broadcaster has sparked outrage from opposition parties

Caroline Walsh, 58, realised she had won while she was waiting for a doctor’s appointment.

Exclusive: Charities write to chancellor warning they cannot cope much longer with surging demand

The Pope called for an Easter truce in his Palm Sunday Vatican service.

One suspect detained after three men claimed to have been in girl’s room during attack

Draft legislation drawn up to compel ministers to disclose non-dom status and tax haven holdings

Lord Herbert called the cancellation of the Government’s landmark equality conference an ‘act of self-harm by the LGBT lobby’.

‘I want to be open’, says health secretary as he reveals he benefited from offshore trust

Protesters at Belfast City Hall carried placards which read ‘Ulster says no to transphobia’.

Delays of up to 25 hours are blocking drivers from delivering fresh produce to Europe on time

A traditional windmill in Wiltshire has been getting a thorough check ahead of opening to the public at Easter.

An assistant chief constable said police ‘cannot stand by’ as crimes are committed and ‘lives are being put at risk, in the name of protest’.

Couples faced a whole series of obstacles during the wife-carrying race.

‘The odds have moved dramatically against’ the chancellor in recent days, Betfair says

Electricity and gas costs to soar by almost £700 a year from April, says Ofgem

Policing Minister Kit Malthouse said Britain will do all it can to help bring those responsible for atrocities in Ukraine to justice.

Volunteer firefighters Geoffrey Keaton and Andrew O’Dwyer lost their lives while battling blazes on the outskirts of Sydney.

Chancellor ‘remarkable force for good’, says Home Office minister

Rising prices are pushing people into desperate situations, with pensioners riding the bus all day to keep warm, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation said.

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world drives up household bills