Report warns more people could skip meals if inflation lasts into middle of next year

Half of adults ‘cannot imagine’ ever ceasing work entirely, according to survey

The Prime Minister’s adviser on ministerial ethics Lord Geidt announced his resignation on Wednesday.

PM’s ethics chief says it is the ‘right thing’ to leave his post after Partygate scandal

During the menopause women may experience hot flushes and night sweats, sleep problems, changes in mood and aching muscles or joints.

Lord Geidt took on the role of ethics adviser in April 2021 after a decade as the Queen’s private secretary

‘I don’t quite know what the courts are going to decide,’ deputy prime minister says – refusing to commit to any flights taking off this year

The ethics adviser to scandal-hit British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has quit

‘ When I heard about the ticket being cancelled I started to shout and cry’

Home secretary insists she will press ahead with implementing policy

Moscow accused of breach of Geneva Convention as Aiden Aslin and Shaun Pinner set to face firing squad

Home secretary insists she will press ahead with implementing policy

Professor Matthew Feldman said society should remain vigilant to ‘lone wolf’ attacks despite the successful dismantling of National Action.

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab said interim orders like those used to ground the Rwanda flight should not be “legally binding” under UK law.

The proportion of applicants with an offer from a top uni has fallen, says Ucas.

Former holder of post warns public will ‘draw their own conclusions’ if letter is kept secret

‘I got approached and told I needed to leave parliament now,’ Labour MP says

The Government confirmed on Tuesday that it is scrapping the £1,500 subsidy for purchases of new electric cars.

The peer said that ‘with regret’ he is resigning as the Prime Minister’s adviser on ministerial interests.

Some of the men claim to have been beaten by the Taliban because of their previous occupations.

Labour accuses government of blocking resolution to stop walkout so it can ‘feed on division’

A man was found with the weapon believed to have killed him, still in his skeleton.

Man found with weapon believed to have killed him, still in his skeleton

Further reaction to the cancellation of the first Rwanda deportation flight features on the front pages.

Brazil’s justice minister Anderson Torres said the remains were found near where the pair disappeared on June 5.

Labour shadow defence minister Stephanie Peacock said ‘personnel should not be experiencing such levels of bullying, harassment and discrimination’.

The Hollywood star is expected to attend Westminster Magistrates’ Court.

David Lammy and Preet Gill were the first senior British politicians to visit Afghanistan since the fall of Kabul.

Lord Geidt became the second ministerial interests adviser to quit during Mr Johnson’s premiership.

The companies’ bosses say they are ‘committed’ to creating working environments which focus on ‘respect and diversity’ in all areas of production.

Welcome for Renters Reform Bill which will also end no-fault evictions – after three-year delay

The murders of Constables John Graham and David Johnston in Lurgan in 1997 left five children to grow up without a father.

The move will redress the balance between landlords and the 4.4 million privately renting households across England, according to the Government.

The interim report cited an incident where a patient waited in an ambulance outside A&E for three hours and 20 minutes.

A fifth of people are concerned about rising interest rates, according to the Building Societies Association.

Jack Vettriano: The Early Years opens on Friday June 17.

Kate said early experiences are fundamental in shaping children’s futures.

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Professor Ciaran Martin said the debate to secure a second independence referendum was a ‘battleground’.

Downing Street said all options were on the table, including pulling out of the European Convention on Human Rights.

The prestigious prize was for original fiction written in English by women from anywhere in the world.

The Prime Minister discussed the issue with President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday.

All European states except Russia and Belarus are signatories to the convention drawn up after the Second World War

Calls for prime minister to quit after second custodian of ministerial code stands down

‘Gimmick’ designed to allow government to pick fights, says Yvette Cooper

Study for Portrait of Lucian Freud was painted by British artist Bacon in 1964

Temperatures will reach as high as 34C later this week

Steen Nodwell, 29, allegedly chased by group of men in coastal resort of Salou before attack

The winning novel explores loss, growing up and our attachment to material things.

Glasgow North MP Patrick Grady was suspended from the Commons for two days after the report was released.

The hot spell is set to build to a high of 34C on Friday.

Staff can learn how to create ‘powerful personal presence’ on £1,400-per-person workshops

Dame Rosie Winterton says prime minister must be more respectful

The art piece marks almost 40 years since Terrence Higgins, better known as Terry Higgins, died at the beginning of the epidemic.

‘We certainly need to renegotiate the deal,’ Anna McMorrin tells Labour supporters

Women’s Equality Party criticises report about Patrick Grady’s conduct as ‘effectively a blueprint to silence and punish victims’

Victim and suspects thought to be known to one another

Commission says there is ‘no legal nor political justification whatsoever’ for UK approach

This was highest number since mid-April

Despite last minute legal reprieve granted to asylum seekers, Therese Coffey ‘highly confident’ next flight will go ahead

Experts question why Home Office tried to deport asylum seekers before going to court in July

Microsoft has officially sent Internet Explorer into retirement

Unions are urging the Scottish Government to go further on pay for NHS workers.

The infringement proceedings follow the publication of legislation to override the Northern Ireland Protocol which Brussels branded ‘illegal’.

How will the EU respond to the protocol bill ‘law-breaking’? Adam Forrest answers reader questions

Asylum seekers were given some breathing space by the European Court of Human Rights on Tuesday

Doctors treating Archie Battersbee say evidence shows the youngster is ‘brain-stem dead’, but his parents disagree.

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin emphasised the military’s investment north of the border.

Ten-week-old Lily-Mai Hurrell Saint George died just six days after she was released into her parents’ care

The World Health Organisation said some 1,160 confirmed cases have been reported in 22 countries in the European Economic Area.

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall led the royal party.

With its own security team and police on site, the camp is operated by the UN’s refugee agency the UNHCR.

Police are hunting a fifth man wanted in connection with the seizures

Boris Johnson’s official spokesperson said government is ‘disappointed’ by EU move

Nadeem Ahmed also warned leaving EU had triggered racist attacks and backed second referendum, in embarrassment for Boris Johnson

The first flight due to send asylum seekers on a one-way trip to Rwanda did not take off following an interim ruling by the Strasbourg court.

Shirley Caffell, who has waved her right to anonymity, told of the neglect she suffered between 1965 and 1968.

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Charities have also warned about caring for cats in the heat

Home Secretary Priti Patel defended the policy after the first flight was effectively blocked by the European Court of Human Rights.

The watch sold for well above its estimated price.

The ongoing cost-of-living crisis was at the top of the agenda for the UK’s finance ministers as they met in Cardiff on Wednesday.

Mick Lynch, of the RMT, said the unions have effectively been in talks with the Government but ‘the Government was not in the room’.

Exclusive: Officers accused of ‘grossly absurd racial stereotyping’ after carrying out controlled explosion on vehicle parked in City

The warm flow of weather is coming from Spain and Portugal.

Shadow minister Anna McMorrin has been spoken to by Sir Keir Starmer after she suggested Labour could renegotiate the deal with the EU.

All European states except Russia and Belarus are signatories to the convention drawn up after the Second World War

It comes after a major review into NHS leadership found evidence of ‘poor behaviours’.

Amanda Pritchard criticised the treatment of some sickle cell patients.

David Venables is accused of murdering his wife Brenda, who went missing in 1982. Her body was found in 2019.

Approximately 146 people including around 28 children have been rescued from small boats on Wednesday.

Members of the Labour party have described Keir Starmer as “dull” and “lacking passion”

The head of the NHS in England Amanda Pritchard said that A&Es were facing winter pressures in the summer.

Another 10 jobs for young people secured by our skills training campaign

The drugs were developed as part of a subscription-style service the NHS has struck with pharmaceutical companies.

On plans for a second independence referendum, Boris Johnson told MPs: ‘I think there are other subjects in the national conversation right now.’

Manesh Gill appeared for sentencing after being found guilty by a jury of raping the woman in December 2018.

Government’s legal justification for unilateral challenge to protocol branded ‘hopeless’

Sean Taylor gave evidence at the Welsh Affairs Committee on how to make the country a global tourist destination.

‘Never confuse an expensive education with intelligence or integrity. I don’t think Boris is particularly blessed with either’