‘We’ve been left with no other choice,’ water company spokesperson says

Labour leader defends ‘fully costed’ policy ahead of formal launch

Mr Dos Santos and his partner, fellow sprinter Bianca Williams, were both pulled over and handcuffed by officers in 2020

Accuses Tories of ‘walking past’ the problem

Labour wouldn’t let people ‘pay a penny more’ in October and January, says Starmer

The children will all start primary one at schools across Inverclyde – taking the total numbers of twins across all primary schools in the area to 84

The Department for Transport said next year’s rise in fares will be delayed until March and will be lower than July’s retail price index.

His book was banned in 45 Islamic countries, with hundreds of British Muslims endorsing the death sentence

Councils and education providers will be legally required to make free sanitary products available.

The Fatal Accident Inquiry into the fire at Cameron House on the banks of Loch Lomond in December 2017 begins on Monday.

His book was banned in 45 Islamic countries, with hundreds of British Muslims endorsing the death sentence.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will attend a number of charity events in both the UK and Germany.

Emergency services were called after a disposable barbecue was ‘thrown’ into woodland causing a small fire, police said.

Suspects detained on suspicion of arson and criminal damage

Suspects detained on suspicion of arson and criminal damage

PM accused of treating final weeks in office as ‘one big party’

The renowned author of The Satanic Verses remains in hospital with serious injuries.

The man was believed to be aged between 18 and 25.

Monday’s papers focus on Labour’s promise to ‘freeze cruel bills now’ with a ‘fully-funded’ plan to combat the ‘national economic emergency’.

The 53-year-old died from her injuries nine days after she was involved in a fiery car crash.

PM accused of treating final weeks in office as ‘one big party’

Boris Johnson has been accused of running a ‘zombie government’

Mendy denies all the charges.

Signs of ‘Johnson nostalgia’ among both party members and 2019 Tory voters

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The Met Office has implemented a yellow weather warning from Monday to Wednesday.

Keith Anderson has said that people’s concerns are turning into genuine fear.

Industry bosses have written to Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, calling for a more enlightened approach to immigration to assist businesses.

Money comparison platforms could see a boom in activity, according to the boss of the accommodation search website.

It is hoped the findings will help young survivors of future incidents.

Defaced! Money, Conflict, Protest will open at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge in October.

The Big Issue fleet transports in excess of two million magazines to 3,300 vendors across the country.

Problems with exempt accommodation are spreading from Birmingham to other UK cities, an MP has said.

The development could increase the supply of kidneys available for transplant.

The Labour leader promises a £29 billion support package to deal with a ‘national economic emergency’.

Exclusive: Demand for help now fast outstripping supply, say charities hit by empty shelves

Archie, 12, died on August 6 in the Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel, east London, after weeks of legal wrangling.

The hot weather led to several wildfires erupting across England while Scotland had heavy thunderstorms.

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A Tesco store in Inverness was closed after rain water poured through the roof.

Phyll Opoku-Gyimah, who is known as Lady Phyll, is one of the event’s co-founders and is executive director of UK Black Pride.

Ministry of Defence says 14 small boats detected in the 24-hour period between 12 and 13 August

‘Smallest sparks’ can cause devastating fires during ‘unprecedented’ hot and dry spell, LFB warns

Call for UK ministers to act comes as environment secretary considers ‘national grid for water’

Exclusive: ‘Risk of exploitation and trafficking’, charities warn after 45 unaccompanied children disappear in 10 months

Lending scheme proposal comes as Liz Truss considers cutting existing support for ‘high earners’

Sir Salman’s son Zafar said the author had been taken off a ventilator.

Starmer’s party joins Lib Dems in calling for October freeze, as Treasury considers plan to reduce cap

Seventy charities have sigh an open letter to Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak urging them to double support to low-income households.

The Met Office has warned of flash flooding and power cuts over the next few days.

‘I really hope the situation gets better and women can have their basic rights in Afghanistan,’ she said.

Annual competition highlights how central these green wonders are to our heritage, our culture – and our ongoing existence

Officers were called to reports of gunshots in Forest Rise, Walthamstow.

Appearing at a panel event at the Edinburgh Fringe on Saturday, Ms Sturgeon tackled a number of issues.

‘Don’t worry you are next,’ a user tweeted the author

Davy Zyw’s high five challenge raised £50,000 for Doddie Weir’s foundation.

The boy was attacked by a Bull Mastiff-type dog after going to visit a friend’s house in Wellesboune Place, Norris Green.

An organisation which runs refuges told Mrs Justice Knowles that victims’ addresses can be inadvertently revealed when court orders are served.

A West Sussex commuter town is encouraging its 34,000 residents to drop animal products from their plates to help fight the climate crisis. Jane Dalton meets some of them

By this point in 2021, just over 11,300 crossings had been made.

A search was carried out by police and the coastguard but the boy’s body was recovered at around 11.30pm.

At least two dead after getting into open water amid sweltering heatwave

Some UK universities had just a handful or no courses at all available through the clearing process a week ahead of results day.

A Twitter user said ‘don’t worry you are next’ to the Harry Potter author.

The six protesters had been accused of breaking lockdown rules by attending the vigil.

Plan to boost drilling in North Sea ‘utterly bewildering’, say campaigners

The move is expected to put further pressure on the two Tory leadership contenders.