Rivals urged to act to ease pressure on tens of millions of households

Pearson said a tiny percentage of students were still waiting to hear their results, while the BBC reported the delay had affected 2,000 people.

Justice secretary Dominic Raab has not met with Criminal Bar Association and the government is refusing to negotiate

In the final fortnight of the leadership contest supporters of Rishi Sunak have seized on his opponent’s plans for an emergency budget.

Thomas Campbell was found ‘lifeless’ in what officers believe was a ‘targeted and deliberate’ attack

Liz Truss defends her economic plan as ‘sensible’

Photographers and camera operators were warned by court security not to mob the 91-year-old ex-Formula One boss because of his age.

Members of the Criminal Bar Association are in conflict with the Government over jobs and pay.

Companies warn customers being asked to pay the equivalent of ‘£25 a pint’

Police say Picadilly Underground station likely to remain closed for a ‘considerable period of time’

Feargal Sharkey said the problems were ‘definitely’ linked to Brexit, citing a legal challenge launched by the European Commission against the UK.

The DfT announced that 11 local authorities have received £12.7 million to fund pilot social prescriptions and projects like adult cycle training.

Mother-of-one worried young son will be retraumatised if forced to relocate away from new community

The Dave’s Funniest Joke of the Fringe returned for the first time since 2019.

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

Cor Hutton, who lost her hands and lower legs after getting pneumonia and sepsis, is to take on the scenic 500-mile route.

Victim died after attack in Kent market down of Tonbridge

Sea lice or jellyfish larvae thought to be responsible

The campaign launches on Monday running until September 4.

Members of the Criminal Bar Association have been walking out on alternate weeks.

Liz Truss defends her economic plan as ‘sensible’

Tributes paid to ‘absolute talent’ and ‘great guy’ Rico Burton after ‘senseless attack’ in Altrincham

The 91-year-old is expected to attend Westminster Magistrates’ Court in person.

Labour dismisses idea reportedly being discussed by Treasury officials

The death of Tyson Fury’s cousin features among the front-page stories on Monday.

The body representing employers in the pay dispute has described the union’s focus on capital investment as “disingenuous”.

It comes as the business called for the UK Government to introduce tighter controls and licensing for selling vaping products.

The popular series returns to screens on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on September 17.

Last year, the proportion of GCSE entries awarded top grades surged to an all-time high after exams were cancelled in the pandemic.

Two children with no entertainment and no snacks can brew up trouble just 40 minutes into a car journey, an expert predicts.

Tania Orlova fears her young son could be retraumatised if they have to relocate away from the community where they are being hosted.

There has been a shift in the cultural landscape to favour online consumption.

The slate of programmes are part of Channel 4’s newly announced Truth and Dare season.

Mark Hawthorne, 21, from north Belfast is currently working in Melbourne and has snipped the tresses of Manchester United players.

The 24-year-old has been missing for six weeks.

The BMA said they ‘completely reject’ the policy being considered after it was drawn up in the Treasury.

Party says insulation programme could save households £11.4bn in first three years alone

Beaches have been inundated with sewage but much could be slipping under water companies’ radar

Truss said she believes in ‘hard work’ after the leaked clip of her criticising British workers

Tory leadership contest rattles on as Labour poll lead grows

The series recounts the dual inquiries into the incident, the first by the French Brigade Criminelle and the second by the Metropolitan Police.

The former chancellor’s team said the Foreign Secretary’s plans could force public finances into ‘serious jeopardy’.

The boxer said those who carry knives are ‘idiots’ and called for stiffer sentences for those involved in knife crime.

Neil Cutts, from Surfers Against Sewage, warned the Government is unlikely to tackle the problem in the foreseeable future.

The Prime Minister had been accused by a Tory peer of being away on ‘shore leave’ while the UK is in crisis.

Leeds MP calls on Liz Truss to act so imprisoned mother-of-two ‘can be freed to return to family and studies’

Islands may have been submerged by rising seas in wake of last Ice Age, researchers suggest

Canteens throwing out vast quantities of good as millions skip meals

The UK Police Unity Tour is an annual cycle which aims to raise funds for charity Care of Police Survivors (COPS).

Thomas Byrne hopes that talks on resetting Brexit could still be held.

The south to enjoy warmth in mid-20s and possible humidity, with cooler temperatures in the north

In a post on social media the heavyweight boxing champion said his cousin was “stabbed in the neck”.

Exclusive: ‘What firefighters are being asked to do now is not what we were asked to do 10 years ago,’ fire chief says as they attend cardiac arrests and suicide attempts

Exclusive: World Wide Fund for Nature tells No 10 contenders to remember they were elected on party’s ’greenest manifesto ever’

The character played by Steve Coogan joined the band during their penultimate London stadium show.

Scottish first minister says first priority should be stopping bills rise

They had contact with the student nurse on the day she was reported missing by her family.

Murder investigation launched after victim found with gunshot wounds in Old Swan neighbourhood dies

The woman was found behind a property in the Old Swan area and pronounced dead in hospital.

Private funding will be sought for the project in Suffolk estimated to cost £20-30 billion.

Metropolitan Police is appealing for witnesses to the collision in Barnet

Mr O’Halloran died after he was attacked while on his mobility scooter in west London.

The First Minister told BBC Scotland’s The Sunday Show that further action is needed from the UK Government to support struggling families.

Business secretary insists that ‘help is coming’ amid ‘deep anxiety’ over rocketing bills

They had contact with the student nurse on the day she was reported missing by her family.

Coldplay are bringing their world tour to Glasgow’s Hampden Park on August 23 and 24.