The lending giant as seen 1.2 million subscriptions contracts cancelled over the past six months, with customers spending more on energy and food as i

Bodies of husband and wife discovered following concerns they had not been heard from for days

All the events under scrunity since scandal began – as Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak hit by fines

All the events under scrunity since scandal began – as Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak hit by fines

The Deputy Prime Minister said Vladimir Putin is only adding to his regime’s ‘pariah status’ by threatening other countries.

Police say a 38 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of muder

Islamist terrorists run gangs inside prison and guards are concerned about challenging them

‘He has not given any information so far - not even via his defence attorney,’ prosecutor reportedly says

College accused of imposing ‘blanket gagging clause’ by rape victim is first in Oxbridge to sign up to Government-backed pledge.

’What are we collectively trying to achieve? What is mission success’, Tobias Ellwood demands to know

New research finds a quarter of poorer students who sat GCSEs in 2011 and 2012 would not have accessed loans under proposed entry requirements.

Minister refuses to go into detail on meeting where officials asked to come up with ‘innovative’ solutions

Boris Johnson warned not to undermine health and safety amid proposals to relax regulations for childcare and MOT tests

David Dillon said journalists should not ‘take instruction’ from officials of the House of Commons

The new regulations, which come into effect in England in October, restrict promotion of food and drink that is high in fat, salt and sugar.

Russia warns of ‘round-the-clock readiness’ in striking decision-making centres in Kyiv

Russian president could tell his people mission had been ‘accomplished’, says PM

David Dillon said journalists should not ‘take instruction’ from officials of the House of Commons

The regulations come into effect in England in October and restrict promotion of food and drink that is high in fat, salt and sugar.

Senior Tory says plan is ‘unworkable’ and will involve ‘astronomical costs’

PM ‘horrified’ as officials repeatedly miss 10-week target

Cathy Gardner and Fay Harris, whose fathers died, took High Court action against Health Secretary Sajid Javid, NHS England and Public Health England.

The cost-of-living crisis, accusations against DJ Tim Westwood, and Elon Musk lead the papers on Wednesday.

The countess was joined by her husband, the Earl of Wessex, on a day of two engagements.

The royal women will hear how the colleges are working to improve maternal health care and ensure women are receiving the best care possible.

The vessel was detained by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) on April 12 after safety issues were found, but was cleared to sail last Friday.

The Archbishop previously said the Government’s new policy would not stand up to the scrutiny of God.

‘It is really important that this is resolved as quickly as possible,’ Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the Royal College of GPs said.

The Foreign Secretary will argue for greater military aid for Ukraine and a shake-up of the international structures which failed to stop Russia.

Trade friction has ‘clear and robust’ impact on supermarket prices, say economists

‘I have days when I’ve not even wanted to be here anymore because I don’t feel I can face life now,’ one new food bank user says

It is three years since ministers vowed to stop landlords kicking out private renters for no reason – with only eight weeks’ notice

West would ‘never feel safe again’ if Putin wins in Ukraine, says UK foreign secretary

It is the first time food banks in the Trussell Trust’s network have handed out more than two million parcels outside the height of the pandemic.

A group of charities and academics said that progress on salt reduction has ‘stalled’.

AQA has introduced four new texts by BAME authors for GCSE drama.

New guidance from regulators includes information on social media conduct of medics.

Justice Secetary Dominic Raab said the Government is taking decisive action to prevent radicalisation behind bars.

Video footage shows the devices – some for sale on eBay – exploding, risking fire and electric shock, Electrical Safety First said.

A trial will see 100 people from the UK make up some 630 patients worldwide involved in new research.

Public Accounts Committee chairwoman Meg Hillier MP said the Government has no long-term plans to chase overdue debt.

Some people have cut back on essentials, borrowed from family and friends, or taken on more debts, Which? said.

Asthma and Lung UK have called for more research to examine hormonal triggers.

Ricky Morgan, 34, denies attempted murder and possessing a machete and lock knife

Aiden Aslin was captured while fighting with Ukrainian armed forces against Russia earlier this month.

A 50-year-old man remains in custody where he is being questioned about Katie Kenyon’s disappearance

‘The time has come’ for the country to review its links to the royals, deputy prime minister Shawn Richards told a press conference

The PM said Vladimir Putin has the ‘political margin for manoeuvre’ to back down and withdraw his forces

PM refused to rule out privatisation if the Passport Office cannot deal with the backlog of applications for new documents.

PM said to be ‘horrified’ at breaching of 10-week target for applications – as summer nears

Frances Connolly won the EuroMillions and, after helping family and friends, she has thrown herself into charity work.

Boris Johnson warned not to undermine health and safety amid proposals to relax regulations for childcare and MOT tests

Former Brexit Party chief urges Elon Musk to make his posts popular again

Boris Johnson to chair meeting to pick out most promising schemes put forward by his ministers

Pictures emerge of three generations of same family knifed death at home on quiet street

The duke is chief impact officer for professional coaching and mental health firm BetterUp.

Boris Johnson also put the DVLA and other ‘arm’s length’ bodies on notice, a senior Government source said.

Edward and Sophie are due to carry out just two engagements on Tuesday after the postponement of the Grenada leg of their tour.

The deputy Labour leader said the Mail on Sunday reported the claims despite pleas that they were ‘completely untrue’.

Police officers then arrived, clearing the press from the court.

A 50-year-old man from Burnley who is being questioned on suspicion of kidnap has been further arrested on suspicion of murder.

Video from the scene shows smoke billowing from the roof of the block of flats

Boris Johnson was expected to sign off on plans in the ‘coming weeks’.

Mr O’Brien said that 89 would be usable within the coming weeks, creating 5,000 beds for refugees.

Jeffrey and Susan Farrance died last week following an ‘isolated incident’.

Mail on Sunday article could put women off going into politics, say gender equality campaigners

With progress stalled on an agreement, the Government has switched its focus to making deals with individual US states.

Gaia Pope-Sutherland, 19, had been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder after revealing she had been raped by a man when she was 16.

The 17-year-old and 16-year-old remain in custody, Thames Valley Police said.

The vessel has docked at Larne harbour escorted by three lifeboats.

Imran Ahmad Khan pledged two weeks ago he would step down following sexual assult conviction

Network Rail says regional communications director’s comments were ‘misconstrued’

Speaking at the STUC, the Scottish Labour leader said his party would change regulations if they were in power.

‘Why is that in her ministerial capacity?’

The funeral of INLA member Eddie McGarrigle took place at St Mary’s Church in Strabane on Tuesday.

Exclusive: Almost 1m households paying £200 a year more because of Tory decision to overturn coalition-era energy-saving plan, say Liberal Democrats

Australia’s High Commissioner said the UK should not underestimate its soft power, and should be more confident standing up to China.

LSE finds one-third decline in trading relationships under Boris Johnson’s deal – which has hit small firms hardest

Kim Booker told the Health and Social Care Committee people want “instant gratification” and can get cosmetic procedures almost instantly.

American nuclear bombs were removed from Britain in 2008 but there are signs they could be set to return

Governors at Colston’s School say the name was chosen from hundreds of suggestions as it seeks to distance itself from its namesake.

Michelle Donelan said universities should focus on tackling sexual harassment and antisemitism.

Written in 1897 by 13-year-old choirboy William Elliott, the note was recently found by workmen renovating Sunderland’s former Holy Trinity Church.

The Gambling Commission said this was the highest ever rate in the UK.

There have been no reports of any injuries at this stage

The Scottish Conservative leader said he expected the anonymous Tories behind the claims to face punishment if their identities were ever revealed.

Scott Jamieson will be raising money for Marie Curie in memory of his late wife, Eva, who died in 2018.

Katie Kenyon, 33, from Padiham in Burnley, has not been seen by her family since last Friday

The funeral of Mr Billinge, who died earlier this month aged 96, was held in his home town of St Austell on Tuesday.

Michael Ellis was met with exasperation from MPs when he said connections could be drawn between a James Bond film and ‘executive function’.

The DJ has been accused of predatory behaviour by several women.

Shortage of NHS beds means women with acute mental health problems sent to jail ‘for their own safety’

The Sinn Fein leader has launched proceedings against the Irish national broadcaster in the High Court for alleged defamation.

The prince’s tour of Canada will be his 19th visit to the country and the duchess’s fifth.

Leeds Civic Trust, which organised the plaque, called the theft abhorrent and cowardly.

Joanne Anderson spoke at the Liverpool Against Racism conference, almost a year on from her election in May 2021.

The Scottish Tory leader insisted now was not the right time for the Prime Minister to step down.

Standard savings accounts tend to have better rates, says money saving expert

Alistair Wilson was shot dead on his doorstep in Nairn, Scotland in 2004