The record prices come as inflation increased to 9 per cent - it’s highest level in 40 years

Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, 15, died in 2016 after she suffered a severe allergic reaction to sesame in a Pret baguette

The national target is for at least 85% of patients to start their first treatment for cancer within two months (62 days) of an urgent GP referral.

Victim and suspect were known to each other, Metropolitan Police says

The Chancellor said ministers ‘stand ready to take further action’ to help households feeling the pinch.

A second man was arrested on suspicion of murder over the incident.

Ukrainians are reportedly facing conflicts with sponsors caused by costs and lifestyle differences

The decorations can take the creators weeks to complete.

Volunteer Lily Smirnova said the children are ‘so bright and laughing’ after painting sessions.

Tory chief whip Chris Heaton-Harris urged the unnamed MP in his 50s to stay away from Parliament.

Minister blames inflation on ‘global headwinds’ – and insists better-paid jobs key to getting through ‘storm’

Rising prices are set to cause the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s

Rooney told court England manager Roy Hodgson had asked him to speak to teammate to get him to ‘calm down’ wife during Euro 2016

Liz Truss ‘very concerned’ by case – as party comes under pressure to suspend unnamed MP

Footballers’ wives at High Court to settle long-running defamation dispute

Footballers’ wives at High Court to settle long-running defamation dispute

The Conservative MP has been asked not to attend parliament

Monkeypox is a viral infection that shares similarities with smallpox

Monkeypox is a viral infection that shares similarities with smallpox

The group is protesting against the UK Government allowing fossil fuel money to flow to Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Party will seek to put pressure on Tory MPs as cost of living crisis bites

Mrs Vardy denied she had intentionally swapped seats to be seen near Mrs Rooney and in the pictures

Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, 15, died in 2016 after she suffered a severe allergic reaction to sesame in a Pret baguette.

A police officer was taken to hospital and is in a stable condition after a van was said to have been driven at him.

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall were welcomed by prime minister Justin Trudeau when they arrived in Canada.

Met Police said officers received a report in January 2020 relating to alleged sexual offences committed in London between 2002 and 2009.

Bloc will ‘respond with all measures at its disposal’ if Truss ditches NI protocol, says commission president

The piece has joined a series of Monet masterworks that have sold for more than £40.1 million in consecutive New York sales at Sotheby’s.

The performance will kick-off a series of UK dates for the former Supremes singer, including at Glastonbury.

Wayne Rooney gives evidence in day six of wife’s libel trial

A new scandal in Parliament features among Wednesday’s front pages.

The son of Egypt’s former president claimed Tuesday that he and family members were innocent of corruption charges made in international courts after the country’s 2011 popular uprising

Goverment urged to explain exactly how it plans to recover funds

Food Standards Agency is shut out of EU’s ’rapid alert system’ – and faces huge extra costs to build alternative defences

Pupils who went through lockdown in their reception year are behind expected standards.

Disabled residents and those on low incomes feel less comfortable walking in their neighbourhoods, a new poll suggests.

The British Future poll found 26% of those asked were ‘positive’ about the prospect and 58% did not think a PM’s ethnicity was relevant.

The Making the Switch report from Robert Gordon University says £17 billion of funding could secure a total of 54,000 jobs in energy.

Regulators say loss of data sharing arrangements after Brexit has negatively impacted their ability to carry out their work, the NAO has warned.

International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan will set out plans to boost green technology to help wean countries off fossil fuels.

Customers are experiencing ‘hit-and-miss’ levels of customer service from major telecoms providers, Ofcom said.

Of 48,436 first-time joiners to the nursing register, almost half have come from different countries.

Summer temperatures and particularly heatwaves can place new pressures on household energy bills, but there are ways to keep costs down.

London Fire Brigade Commissioner Andy Roe welcomed new Government legislation but highlighted persisting concerns about fire safety in the capital.

Nearly £5 billion might be lost to fraud and error in the Covid support schemes for businesses.

Just 21% plan to reduce spending on gym memberships, a survey suggests.

Screenshots of three stories revealed in court documents

Detective who investigates child abuse cases says she would be better off working part-time in card shop

Family says he brought them ‘many laughs and was comical character’

She says publication ‘is still long after I’m flying high, but hopefully a little less longer for you to wait’

The unnamed Conservative has been urged not to attend Parliament while under investigation.

The response from the European Commission vice-president is likely to aggravate fears new legislation could spark a trade war with the bloc.

Chancellor who once ‘looked like the future’ has been ‘found out’, says senior Labour MP

The Prime Minister and Chancellor Rishi Sunak have been resisting demands to set out new tax-and-spend measures to alleviate the squeeze.

Daniel John Twigg was taken to hospital after ambulance staff were called to a property in Milnrow, Rochdale, but died a short time later.

A report from the education committee found that prison education is ‘chaotic’ with a lack of special educational needs support.

Coleen has ‘become different mother, different wife’ because of trial, former England footballer says

Exclusive: Two legal firms involved in James Matthews’ case have accused the Home Office of unlawful practice, while it has emerged that the department may owe him money

Liam Campbell was arrested by Irish police on Monday, before being handed over to Lithuanian authorities at Dublin Airport on Tuesday.

Friends Abdul Howe and Ajani Williams forced 17-year-old victim to record voice note saying she had consented to sex before she was freed

The victim, who cannot be identified, called Robertson, who was convicted of murdering Shani Warren, ‘the monster that put my life in turmoil’.

Former England international and Derby County manager is giving evidence on day six of the Wagatha Christie trial

Prosecutors said ‘new compelling DNA evidence’ clearly linked Donald Robertson to the murder as well as to the rape of a 16-year-old years earlier.

The Duke of Cambridge is the Colonel of the Irish Guards.

A Conservative MP has been arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault. The Metropolitan Police said a man in his fifties was in custody over allegations that date from between 2002 and 2009.

The single will be released on May 27.

Several dogs seized and one Cane Corso destroyed after boy’s death

Brussels warns it is ready to deploy ‘all measures at its disposal’ as UK threatens to override Northern Ireland protocol

Parties and victims’ campaigners are strongly opposed to the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill.

Foster mother, 38, admitted she ‘leathered’ youngster in derogatory text messages

Raid at Larkhill barracks reportedly resulted in mass drug testing

Tens of thousands of people have started claiming benefit this year as the cost of living hike bites

Maros Sefcovic says he has ‘significant concerns’ about the plan

Concerns raised over officers quitting because they ‘cannot afford’ to be in policing

More than 600 migrants have arrived in the UK since Saturday.

Experts predict that one million people will be living with dementia in the UK by 2025 and 1.6 million by 2040.

The actress said her former partner was ‘included’ in her descriptions of how institutions protect powerful men accused of abuse.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has announced that the UK Government will legislate to override elements of the post-Brexit trading arrangements.

The Home Secretary announced the move during a speech at the annual Police Federation conference in Manchester.

Priti Patel was asked if she would be able to “survive” on £1,200 or £1,400 a month.

‘Serial rapist’ Donald Robertson branded ‘monster that put my life in turmoil’

Ganatra played Masood Ahmed on the BBC soap opera for nine years before leaving in 2019.

Canada has been coming to terms with the grim discovery last year of hundreds of human remains in unmarked graves at former church-run schools.

Defendant, 14, told police he swapped clothes with another boy after he was shown footage of the attack

The high-profile libel trial, which is not sitting on Wednesday, is due to end on Thursday.

Lee Carey, 56, and Jak Bruce, 31, are due to stand trial in February next year

A Dorset Police control room supervisor said a missing person report should have been made the first time the teenager’s worried aunt rang the force.

A food bank says struggling families are taking measures to keep up with the cost of living crisis.

The Irish Government has approved plans for a 400 euro monthly payment for households accommodating refugees from Ukraine.

Sheku Bayoh died on May 3 2015 after he was detained by officers in Kirkcaldy, Fife.

Leiland-James Corkill was placed with Laura Castle less than five months before his death from catastrophic head injuries.

Jeremy Hunt said that the length of time it took for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Anoosheh Ashoori to be released was a ‘terrible injustice’.

A tribunal hearing the case of a gender critical barrister is ‘collecting evidence’ after an ‘attempt at intimidation’ of one of its members.

The Alliance Party and SDLP expressed concerns while the UUP described a ‘step towards fixing the protocol in a pragmatic way’.

The Prime Minister said the Government would back the proposed north-south rail link across London.

Pay has dropped by the biggest fall in over 10 years

The broadcaster appeared before a Lords Communications and Digital Committee session about the future funding of the BBC.

Accusation comes as diesel prices hit new record high

The Scottish Government’s Constitution Secretary said the changes would breach an international treaty.

She was a leading TV writer of hits including Fat Friends and award-winning children’s drama Children’s Ward.