On Ukraine’s independence day, Ms Truss pointed to her record as Foreign Secretary since Russia’s invasion.

The initial breakdown late on Tuesday affected the 3.50pm Eurotunnel Le Shuttle service from Calais to Folkestone

Scottish Power chief encouraged by meeting with Kwasi Kwarteng – tipped to be next chancellor

She joins a line-up of 12 candidates in a contest to see what it really takes to operate in the world of politics.

More than 40 personnel, including young female recruits, have provided 250 hours of evidence to an inquiry.

Trying to repair relations with Moscow would be ‘catastrophic’, says UK Armed Forces minister

Former chancellor Rishi Sunak defended his economic approach and warned that Liz Truss’ approach was a ‘gamble’ with people’s finances.

Police said they were ‘working as quickly as we can to remove the protesters from the service stations’.

Trade Unions Congress calls for change for lowest-paid workers ‘as soon as possible’

“People are obviously angry and scared, and the children in particular,” bishop says

Truss promises to declassify more intelligence to expose Russian misinformation

Alex Ajanaku was in Beaumont Road, Leyton, after going to an illegal rave, in the early hours of September 1 2021 when he was killed.

Six months since Russia invaded Ukraine, Dimko Zhluktenko visited friends fighting on the front line and described what he saw as ‘devastating’.

A service from Calais to Folkestone was stopped in the tunnel under the English Channel.

Two sources have named the same suspect to Merseyside Police, according to reports

Merseyside Police said Olivia Pratt-Korbel was shot in the chest in the incident at her home in Knotty Ash, Liverpool.

A government grant worth £5,000 is now available to cover part of the cost of installing a gas boiler replacement

“Shocking” killing of Olivia Pratt-Korbel “crosses every single boundary”, police say

Cabinet secretary asked to investigate reported use of Chevening for campaign meeting

UK will use ‘trade as force for good,’ says International Trade Secretary

Ministers looking at plan for state-backed deficit fund to pay for energy bill price freeze

Trade Unions Congress calls for change for lowest-paid workers ‘as soon as possible’

Olivia Pratt-Korbel died in Kingsheath Avenue in the Dovecot area of Liverpool.

Shocked parents tell The Independent that they fear such shootings could happen to ‘anyone’

The political journalist spoke to British Vogue for its September issue.

The alleged murder of a nine-year-old girl is splashed across the front pages.

From Wednesday, waste workers in 13 local authorities in Scotland, including Glasgow, Dundee, and Aberdeen, will strike.

The actress’ sons said the outpouring of kindness following their mother’s death had shown them she also belonged ‘to her fans’.

Olivia’s family are ‘absolutely devastated, inconsolable and heartbroken,’ Merseyside Police said

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss were asked about the role during Times Radio’s Tory leadership hustings.

Police said they’ll try to establish what concerns she had that led to her going missing

Police are appealing for information from drivers and pedestrians who were in the area at the time

Government promise of ‘high wage economy’ needs more than ‘wishful thinking’, unions say

Soaring costs put switches to lower-energy machinery, electric vehicles and green power in jeopardy – because ‘something has to give’

Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi will head to Scotland to showcase Government support for energy bills, as the crisis dominates the Tory leadership race.

One in three companies said green investments were at risk because of soaring gas prices.

Leukaemia UK is urging people to learn to spot the signs.

The Association of School and College Leaders said results are likely to be ‘uneven’ across different schools and areas after the pandemic.

August 24 marks the Independence Day of Ukraine as well as six months since Russia invaded the country.

On the Independence Day of Ukraine, Inna Sovsun reflected on the war exactly six months since Russia invaded.

The forum is to take place at this year’s Cop27 climate talks in Egypt.

This group achieved a lower grade each year dating back to 2017 compared with all children, the National Deaf Children’s Society said.

Teach First said it cannot be right that children are less likely to have the same employment or education opportunities than richer peers.

Which? found satisfaction with living standards and income has crashed to its lowest point since 2014.

A poster, which appeared The Guardian and The i newspapers in April and May 2022, had the headline ‘That GR Feeling’.

Young people are being asked to arrange to get any vaccines they might have missed over the years.

The singer speaks about the impact of the false claims in a new Channel 4 documentary.

The Association of School and College Leaders urged the Government to ‘make state education a priority and fund it properly’.

‘You cannot outsource ethics to an adviser’, says Tory leadership frontrunner

Ian Taylor, 54, suffered a cardiac arrest after begging officers for help while handcuffed on the ground

The Chancellor is set to visit Edinburgh on Wednesday, the Treasury has said.

The party said that Justice Secretary Dominic Raab was holding “victims and taxpayers to ransom”.

Ashley Dale, 28, was found fatally wounded in the back garden of a house in Old Swan, Liverpool, at around 12.40am on Sunday.

The highest ever daily minimum temperature was recorded at Shirburn Model Farm in Oxfordshire in the early hours of July 19.

Ex-BBC political editor shares details of ‘very hot and very bizarre’ Tory summer party

New data shows July deaths peaked on same day, when thermometers also hit new high of 40.3C

Andy Burnham said the constitution of the UK needed to be ‘completely rewired’.

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

Rishi Sunak warned that millions of households face ‘destitution’ without further support this winter.

Italian far-right leader Giorgia Meloni has led her first election campaign rally in the Adriactic port city of Ancona

‘This is the outcome we were all hoping and praying for,’ Det Ch Insp Nigel Penney said

Some 350 health centres in 23 countries are taking part.

The rise will come as a ‘huge shock’ to borrowers that fixed their interest rate during the pandemic

Home Office says 38 people have been arrested under Nationality and Borders Act powers as crossings hit new record

“It was like something out of a horror movie, only much worse. I have never seen anything like it,” said the witness

The Scottish First Minister insists there is ‘no time to wait for the outcome of a Tory leadership election’.

The duke, who is president of the FA, hailed the England midfielder who is hanging up her boots in the wake of the Lionesses’ Euro 2022 success.

The royal baby, then just four months, had luckily been taken downstairs by his nanny just before the blaze started.

A strike by council workers has seen rubbish pile up in Edinburgh, with schools also set to be affected by the industrial action.

Liam O’Prey has been charged with the murder of Rico Burton, 31, and is to appear at Manchester and Salford Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday.

He died in hospital aged 31 after being stabbed in the neck in a ‘spontaneous’ attack

A safety inspector told the fatal accident inquiry into the Cameron House fire the hotel was told to put a policy for clearing ashes away in 2016.

The British ambassador to Ukraine visited an area near Kyiv where the charity the Halo Trust is working to remove landmines.

The huge task saw zookeepers gently coax animals of all sizes, including aardvarks, rhinos and even spiders to step on the scales.

Plaid Cymru’s Jon Scriven has been suspended pending an investigation by the party.

Plaid Cymru councillor said he wanted to make sure ‘there wasn’t any English people trying to cross’

The British Red Cross has been supporting Ukrainian refugees since their arrival earlier this year.

Cosla has said the talks with trade unions were ‘productive’ as they laid down a new offer amid threats of school walkouts.

A new grant has been awarded so researchers can continue to track women in the study.

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

This follows apologies from church leaders for its role in the trafficking and enslavement of African people

Minister says up to next PM whether she stays on – as campaigners call for Rwanda policy to be dropped

MPs previously voted to make at-home early medical abortions permanent in England 

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

The 24-year-old had been missing for nearly eight weeks after disappearing

A member of the public responded to a media appeal and police were able to locate the missing woman.

Olivia Pratt-Korbel died in hospital on Monday after a gunman forced his way into her home in Liverpool and fired at a man he had been pursuing.

The judge in the case told jurors to keep a cool head and follow the evidence.

Olivia Pratt-Korbel died in Kingsheath Avenue in the Dovecot area of Liverpool.

The trio had been due to stand trial at the city’s crown court.

Lee Byer to stand trial in May accused of murdering Thomas O’Halloran by repeatedly stabbing him in neck, chest and abdomen

Almost 1,300 people made the journey on Monday.

Lewis Haines, 31, killed 18-year-old Lily Sullivan after the pair met at a nightclub in Pembroke, west Wales, in December last year.

The Platinum trial will be the first randomised controlled trial of a treatment for monkeypox in humans in the world.

Here, the PA news agency sets out the timing of events leading up to Olivia’s death.

Any further investigations into the sex offender will be focused on activities and relationships outside the UK.

New tragedy in Merseyside has revived memories of the ‘shock and sorrow’ of child’s death in 2007

Sabbir Miah, 29, allegedly posted the propaganda in a private group in June last year.

The Bill proposes a form of amnesty for perpetrators of Troubles crimes in exchange for co-operation with a new truth body.

The assistant mayor of Liverpool said it was ‘unthinkable’ another child had been killed on the anniversary of Rhys’s death.