Demonstrators are calling for more action to tackle soaring petrol costs

Tory leadership hopeful wants G7 turned into ‘economic Nato’ to tackle influence of China

The singer starred as Big Mama Thornton in the film about Elvis Presley.

Sunak has said tax cuts shouldn’t be fuelled by a ‘huge borrowing spree’

Virologists voice concerns about highly-contagious BA.2.75 which is thought to spread faster than its Omicron relatives

Virologists voice concerns about highly-contagious BA.2.75 which is thought to spread faster than its Omicron relatives

Labour leader also rejects ‘boring’ claims – and insists politics is not ‘branch of the entertainment business’

The foreign secretary was asked ‘where’s Boris Johnson?’ by children in Peterborough

A ‘critical incident’ has been declared by the Kent port due to six-hour queues, with tourists urged to consider staying away.

The former chancellor warned that going on a ‘huge borrowing spree’ would only ‘make the situation worse’ when it comes to inflation.

Ferry operators warned passengers to expect delays of several hours at border control

‘False and malicious’ allegations against Tiggy Legge-Bourke used to secure 1995 Panorama interview with Princess Diana

Holidaymakers booked on sailings from the Kent port reported being stuck in five-hour queues to complete border checks.

Demonstrations set to hit M4, M5 and M32 in morning

It’s green, affluent and has a school long-renouned for excellence - so residents are astonished Conservative leadership candidate has continually castigated area she spent her adolescence

‘It’ll be one of the first things I’ll do,’ former chancellor says

The Labour leader says he ‘hated’ being subject to a criminal investigation, and was ‘massively pleased’ when he was cleared of breaching Covid rules.

The Omicron variant of Covid-19 was running rampant last December.

The Omicron variant of Covid-19 was running rampant last December

Rishi Sunak claims the evidence suggests the Conservatives would suffer a defeat at the next general election with his rival Liz Truss in charge.

The BBC’s apology for its ‘shameful’ interview with Diana and Tory rivals ‘trading blows’ over tax cuts are the stories leading Friday’s newspapers.

Lisa Smith, 40, was found guilty in May of membership of the terror group.

The Duke of Sussex’s lawyers asked Mr Justice Swift to grant permission for a full judicial review of the Home Office’s decision.

MP’s warn Boris Johnson’s pledge has ‘focused on entry level officers rather than those with experience’

‘Fuming’ Tories are reportedly ‘tearing up their party membership’ over the chance of Truss becoming PM

International Agreements Committee warns of dangers of ‘arbitary’ Diwali deadline

The ex-chancellor’s team says he ‘is the product of a lot of hard work, kindness and sacrifice’

Demonstrations are expected be held nationwide on Friday morning.

Restrictions introduced during the pandemic are still keeping loved ones away from some care homes in England, MPs and peers said.

Five education unions have said the pay award will put pressure on school budgets and exacerbate the recruitment crisis.

As of July 18, there were 2,137 confirmed cases in the UK, with 2,050 in England and the majority in London.

GfK’s Consumer Confidence Index languished at a historic low of minus 41 in July.

The effort to hire another 6,500 officers by next March could be hampered by a tight labour market and decline in trust in policing, a committee said.

A total of £2.4 billion has been paid out to households in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal looked at how the Government processes migrants when they arrive in Kent.

Nine people were killed in series of IRA bomb blasts across Belfast on one of the most notorious days of the Troubles.

Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge was born at St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, at 4.24pm on July 22 2013, weighing 8lb 6oz.

Largest study to date reveals some sufferers have been admitted to hospital with painful genital lesions or difficulty swallowing

Race favourite’s economic credibility under fire – as she appears to be coasting to victory in vote by Tory members

Hundreds of bottles of alcohol and sound systems seized as one person arrested after crowds head to Richmond Falls on UK’s hottest day

The two victims have been named locally as Philip Murdock and Caroline Mawhinney

New figure of £42.5bn slipped out by Treasury as MPs head home for summer recess

The former chancellor made the pledge during a radio interview.

Researchers ‘unable to identify any income received by the council’ under joint venture with Abu Dhabi United Group

Detective constable Stephen Hardy stands accused of 20 sexual offences in total

The Home Office’s response to the migrant crisis has been the focus of a series of critical reports.

Actions of 36-year-old ‘a complete betrayal of the values of his profession’

Former Scottish Tory leader Baroness Ruth Davidson praised the former chancellor’s work in the Treasury during Covid.

A grandmother was left spooked after a human skull and dozens of bones were dumped in her garden.

Graham Mansfield walked free from court after a judge said he was satisfied he acted ‘out of love’ in taking the life of his cancer-stricken wife.

Police are urging drivers to make alternative plans for travel

The installation makes surprising movements during the day, such as eating lettuce and spraying water.

International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan was among those to use the Tory leadership contest to criticise Ms Mordaunt

Concerns that sex offenders are attempting to target Ukrainian children in camps

Richard Moore, the chief of the UK Secret Intelligence Service, said the war is ‘obviously not over’ but Russia may be starting ‘to run out of steam’.

Sports bosses have announced that Quidditch will be known as Quadball

Foreign secretary also leads ex-chancellor on key metrics such as trustworthiness

Reforms came into force on Thursday meaning parole hearings could take place in public for the first time.

Some peers shouted ‘not content’ for the Bill’s first reading.

Rival Rishi Sunak was understood not to be forecasting tax cuts until at least autumn next year.

Three appeal judges are overseeing the latest stage of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee’s case at a hearing in London

A total of 62 per cent of surveyed Tory members said they’d vote for the foreign secretary to be PM

Shailesh Vara said he is not afraid to take tough decisions and the option of cutting MLAs pay is ‘on the table’.

Experts reject Tory candidate’s claim tax cuts ‘will decrease inflation’ – and warn of austerity era ahead

Photos and fingerprints are not being taken for all migrants and hundreds have disappeared from hotels

Richard Fuller oversees financial regulation but his employers have links to tax havens

Sir David was fatally stabbed during a constituency surgery last October.

On Thursday, the official public inquiry into the 2017 disaster heard the final submissions from lawyers on behalf of the 72 people who died.

Exclusive: Figures seen as clear evidence of impact of ‘dud deal’ – now touring has recovered from Covid

Conservative Party members will now vote for the person they want to become the next prime minister.

An official inquiry has been launched into the alleged leak of information designed to undermine Penny Mordaunt’s campaign to become prime minister.

Mohammad Alhajali moved to the UK in 2014 for a better life, but died in the blaze at the age of 23.

PM urges successor in No 10 to ‘cut taxes’ and ‘stick up’ for the Ukrainians, while taking a swipe at Rishi Sunak’s Treasury

The monarch traditionally hosts her family and the prime minister at Balmoral.

Labour leader exploits Tory divisions, arguing leadership candidates have ‘trashed every part’ of prime minister’s record

Knife crime, theft and domestic abuse have all increased in the 12 months to March.

Knife crime, theft and domestic abuse have all increased in the 12 months to March

The impact of the current wave of Covid-19 may be starting to ease.

Avon and Somerset Police warned motorists that ‘slow-moving roadblocks’ are planned on parts of the M4, M5, M32 and A38 on Friday.

A judge on Friday said there was a bleak picture for Archie Battersbee.

London Fire Commissioner Andy Roe said climate change is ‘one of the most serious risks’ facing the capital.

The case will be heard just over one year ahead of the date of a proposed referendum.

The Treasury’s latest estimate put the figure at £42.5 billion – up from £37.3 billion a year ago.

Among those worst affected by the blockade are those in the Horn of Africa.

The Northern Ireland Secretary said he welcomed an opportunity to dismiss the claim.

Four teenage soldiers and a civilian were unlawfully killed in the 1974 IRA terror attack, court told

Former chancellor’s pitch is ‘fiscal responsibility’ – but he is under pressure to accelerate planned 1p cut off 20p rate

The Foreign Secretary said if she becomes prime minister she would launch a review to allow households to be treated as single tax entities.

Graham Mansfield, 73, claims he killed cancer-stricken Dyanne Mansfield, 71, in an ‘act of love’

An investigation found that four-out-of-five retailers charging below 180p per litre for petrol are independently-owned.

The PM used a written ministerial statement stretching to more than 2,500 words to state that voters were ‘right to place their trust in me’.

Suspension would fall within Recall of MPs Act, according to Sir Lindsay Hoyle

He said they had agreed to a suicide pact when ‘things got bad’ for Dyanne Mansfield.

A jury found Graham Mansfield not guilty of murder but guilty of manslaughter.

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Soldiers Caroline Slater, William Forsyth, John Hunter and Ann Hamilton, and civilian Paul Craig, died in the blast in the Horse and Groom in 1974.

Baroness Heather Hallett said preliminary hearings will start as soon as September this year, ahead of full hearings in late spring 2023.

‘I don’t care about myself as long as my children eat,’ one struggling mother said

The suspect has since been released on bail pending further inquiries.

The small community in east London is thought to have lost at least 18 houses in the fire.