Transport secretary accuses Sky News host Kay Burley of ‘falling’ for union spin in heated exchange

The rail strikes have begun. We want to know what you think about the disruption

Former ethics adviser says matter should be looked into by his predecessor

Labour accuses ministers of wanting ‘two sets of rules’ following calls for public sector pay restraint

The National Rail Enquiries website appeared to be among those affected on the first day of rail strikes across Britain.

Network Rail services grind to a halt leaving stations deserted with workers either staying at home or hitting the roads

Tuesday’s papers focus on the industrial action kicking off across Britain today

Passengers attempting to use the National Rail Enquiries website to find out what trains are running are being shown an error message.

Those who observed the spectacle at the neolithic Wiltshire monument encountered a chilly morning accompanied by clear skies at 4.49am.

‘The worry and stress this has caused is the last thing these young people need,’ education union leader says

The events were cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Cornwall Insight has predicted that energy bills could soar another £1,000 in October.

The average person’s salt intake outstrips daily recommended limits.

It is thought to be the biggest outbreak of industrial action on the railways for a generation.

The actor said he hoped to ‘share stories that illustrate the human impact of war and to amplify calls for solidarity’.

Dominic Raab responsible for ‘significant decisions’ for 24 hours

The visit has been overshadowed by a recent report claiming the Prince of Wales has criticised the Government’s Rwanda plan.

Hospitals in London are likely to feel the brunt of the strain.

PC Matthew Cooper was training to be a police officer at the time the offences were committed

The Government is reportedly poised to ease rules to allow unaccompanied Ukrainians under-18s fleeing the Russian invasion to come to the UK.

The duchess released a message to highlight Children’s Hospice Week.

Senior Labour MP Dame Margaret Hodge said enablers of “egregious tax avoidance” needed to be “held to account”.

Energy price cap expected to rise to around £2,980.63 for the next period - which runs between October and December

Just one train in five expected to run during three days of industrial action over pay, jobs and conditions

The industrial action will cause the biggest disruption to train services for decades.

William has been pictured with a Big Issue seller to celebrate his milestone birthday.

The proposals would give a parliamentary committee the right to initiate its own investigations into potential breaches of the ministerial code.

Claim that Johnson tried to install partner in high-paying Foreign Office job denied by wife’s spokesperson

Alan Duncan noted the claim in his diaries at the time

‘The sector does not want to be involved in this. We are very opposed to this plan’

The Duchess of Cornwall was speaking at the Chalke Valley History Festival.

Second in line to the throne, the Duke of Cambridge is celebrating his birthday on June 21.

But those heading to Glastonbury could be pitching their tents in dry conditions only to see heavy showers over the weekend.

Keir Starmer’s party wants cross-party group of MPs to appoint adviser who can probe rule breaches

Exclusive: ‘Pre-pandemic we would have turned down 2-2.5 per cent [of workers] because of nationality issues. Now it’s 35-40 per cent,’ says Johan Lundgren

John Bolton will claim the UK now has a ‘independent role’ in Nato due to its departure from the ‘smoothie-making’ EU decision process.

The answer is complicated and figures quotes by the government are misleading

The expected first flight in the controversial policy was grounded on June 14.

Aircraft came down near Burton, Lonsdale

Doug Allan said the pub garden in Shropshire was ‘teeming with nature’.

Diane Foley met her son’s kidnapper in prison as part of a plea deal which will see him returned to the UK

‘Women, in particular, can remain infected for years – and their distressing symptoms are often misdiagnosed or dismissed,’ says Preventx’s medical director

Neighbours rescue a teenage girl and another 18-year-old is taken to hospital

The Scottish Secretary said support for a second independence vote was ‘relatively low’.

Terence Glover had also said in previous 999 calls to police “he might run some school children over”, Essex’s senior coroner Lincoln Brookes said.

A man was airlifted to hospital after the blast in Burnley, Lancashire.

Aircraft came down near Burton, Lonsdale

The former first minister said his party needed to see delivery on the Government’s Bill to axe parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Diana, Princess of Wales brought her son to a homeless shelter when he was aged 11.

The MP for East Dunbartonshire issued a statement on Twitter after being heard encouraging colleagues to rally support for Patrick Grady.

Parents’ barrister says evidence has not shown ‘beyond reasonable doubt’ 12-year-old boy is dead

Five British nationals were released by the administration in Afghanistan.

Police said the incident happened off Bentham Road near Burton in Lonsdale shortly before midday.

Exclusive: ‘I find raising children in this environment very scary,’ says woman living on military estate

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their family will be the face of the modern monarchy for decades to come.

A High Court judge who decided that evidence showed Archie Battersbee, 12, was dead says his parents can challenge her ruling in the Court of Appeal.

Pc David Taylor said he inserted additional information into police search logs up to a month after Gaia Pope-Sutherland was found dead in 2017.

The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said the routine procedure ‘went well’ and Mr Johnson is ‘pleased to be back in No 10’.

The primary school says it cannot afford to subside the service

‘Zero chance’ Boris Johnson’s administration will hit own targets, warns trade body

With no cure for Alzheimer’s, an early diagnosis allows patients to access help and support.

Belfast Harbour has bounced back to pre-pandemic profit levels.

Thousands of members of the RMT union at Network Rail and 13 train operators will walk out on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

The description referred to the quality and quantity of gold work in Ireland during the Bronze Age.

The Glasgow North MP was suspended from Parliament for two days because of his behaviour towards a male staff member at a party function.

Glastonbury 2022 takes place from June 22 to June 26.

Hollie Dance is fighting a court ruling that allows her 12 year-old son’s life support to be turned off

The contests on Thursday could see some of the largest swings against a government in decades

Ministers say they do not want to intervene in dispute between workers and employers

‘Friendly’ animals have also given Nic Smith’s cat the gift of a chicken wing, she says

‘Artisanal’ Californian drop is too rich for the taste of punters in south London

It comes after judge previously ruled 12-year-old was dead

Walkouts will begin next week, the Criminal Bar Association confirmed

Royal College of Psychiatrists says £300m is needed to fund and prepare mental health services for ‘unprecedented challenge’ ahead

‘We will ensure that it hits them hard in the pocket,’ union says about council

Red-wall contest is must-win to show Labour on ‘path back to government’, says frontbencher

Tighter regulation on the industry may not be enforced until 2024, according to reports

Mrs Justice Arbuthnot has said doctors can lawfully stop providing treatment to Archie Battersbee, after considering evidence at a High Court hearing.

The Labour leader has vowed to quit if fined by Durham Police

His deception was uncovered when he was asked to send a photograph of the result as proof.

A report found police and the local council failed to protect some youngsters from sexual exploitation.

The contests on Thursday could see some of the largest swings against a government in decades

No arrests have been made yet

The Times dropped a story claiming Boris Johnson tried to hire his now wife as his chief of staff when he was Foreign Secretary.

Charlie Joyce was fatally injured in a collision in Ballymena, Co Antrim.

Five British nationals were released from detention, with the Foreign Office saying the UK Government ‘regrets this episode’.

The promised industrial action comes at a time of significant backlogs across the court system.

Exclusive: ‘I find raising children in this environment very scary,’ says woman living on military estate

North Yorkshire Police said the incident happened near Burton in Lonsdale shortly before midday.

Downing Street said the Prime Minister was resting at home after going under general anaesthetic at a London hospital.

Nikki Allan, seven, was found dead in a derelict building after going missing near her family home in Sunderland on October 7 1992.

Surgery was scheduled for some time and was not an emergency, Downing Street says

The group will share “weather reports” for one year from June 21.

Unions warn disruption could last until Christmas

This is the third EuroMillions jackpot won in the UK in 2022.

The skipper of the 38ft craft issued a mayday call on Sunday afternoon after the blaze broke out while the vessel was outside Portsmouth Harbour.

Following the incident, the media watchdog has insisted broadcasters must improve their disaster recovery plans.

Carrie Sutton has accused former French modelling agent Gerald Marie of rape

Holocaust Memorial Day: An online experience will tell the stories of four survivors and victims

Automated red blood cell exchange, a procedure that involves the swapping of unhealthy cells with normal ones, will be deployed more widely across hospitals in England.