Catering staff, cleaners, janitors, teaching assistants and early years practitioners to walk out in pay strike

The former actress told an interviewer in the US she thinks forgiveness is ‘really important’.

Dodgy texts, calls and emails on the rise as UK economic outlook becomes ever bleaker

Dodgy texts, calls and emails on the rise as UK economic outlook becomes ever bleaker

Tory leadership race to replace Boris Johnson in No 10 enters final week

‘The UK’s housing stock is among the least energy-efficient in Europe,’ industry expert says

Backs shorter process to find new prime minister

Matthew Taylor called for action to alleviate ‘terrible situation’.

More strike action will take place next month.

Researchers said it did not matter if the person also drank coffee, added milk or sugar to their tea or what their preferred tea temperature was.

Victoria McNally from Brooklyn, New York, has made posters for Jordan Peele’s movie trilogy, which includes new release Nope.

The front pages splash on the potential of North Sea oil amid rising energy bills.

Police say victim was evacuated ‘in challenging circumstances’ but later pronounced dead

Bills are set to soar once again in October with new price cap

Police said the event had been largely positive and good natured but there were a number of violent incidents on Monday evening.

One schools leader described the situation as ‘heartbreaking’ as his trust faces shortfalls of nearly £500,000 for the 2022-23 academic year

Bosses of six of the UK’s biggest pub and brewing companies have signed an open letter to the Government urging it to act.

Bosses of six of the UK’s biggest pub and brewing companies urge government to act to avoid “real and serious irreversible” damage

The Section 60 order will remain in place until 1am on Tuesday morning

A survey of more than 2,000 Scots found that respondents are skipping meals and cutting down on non-essential items to save money.

Vigilance BM76 was the last of a long line of beam trawlers or smacks built at Upham’s shipyard in Brixham in 1926

A series of policy ideas have been put forward to address racial disparities in British institutions.

The Communication Workers Union said 40,000 of its members will walk out on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Kelp forests are some of the most diverse and productive ecosystems and in the UK cover an area similar in size to the country’s woodlands.

The region could see new wide-reaching powers as part of a devolution deal if the Government’s Levelling Up Bill passes.

The former Great British Bake Off judge will be appearing during the semi-finals week of the BBC One series.

The letters include details about his adventures abroad and his frustrations with the Sunday postal service.

The measures would allow officers to fast-track anyone regarded as not ‘conducive to the public good’

Dozens of people have been arrested as part an organised crime crackdown following a string of shootings and the death of a nine-year-old girl.

The force said it has settled claims with relatives of Anthony Walgate and Gabriel Kovari and the partner of Daniel Whitworth

The force said it has settled claims with relatives of Anthony Walgate and Gabriel Kovari and the partner of Daniel Whitworth.

The £3bn warship suffered a propeller shaft malfunction in waters off the Isle of Wight on Saturday

The Dundee-born actor spoke out as he appeared alongside First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to discuss his new book, The Lion Of Dundee.

The £3 billion warship left Portsmouth Naval Base on Saturday before an ’emerging mechanical issue’ occurred off the Isle of Wight.

Nadhim Zahawi criticised for ‘jetting off to an international chinwag’ – when he has only days left in No 11

The outgoing Prime Minister will visit Dorset on Tuesday as he seeks to defend his record in No 10.

The Tory leadership frontrunner has refused to announce her full plan to assist households struggling with sky-high prices before the contest is over.

Many attendees dressed in colourful, sparkling costumes to match the dancers.

Diana, Princess of Wales was 36 when she was killed in a car crash in Paris on August 31 1997.

In a clip Charles shares his admiration for the British explorer and author.

According to passengers, it took almost 10 hours for them to be provided with food at the airport.

‘Delay is an enemy of justice,’ government warned as victims face years-long wait for trials

The party spoke out as it emerged that industrial action in cleansing and education will go ahead next week.

Action is set to go ahead as unions reject an ‘unacceptable’ council pay offer.

Multipacks of the chocolate treats were unavailable on the Tesco, Morrisons and Asda websites

‘The government’s environment watchdogs were the early targets of austerity cuts and we’re still seeing the fallout today,’ says campaign group

David Celino was a ‘beautiful, fiercely independent and warm character’, his family said in a statement

Pullout comes after IFS warned likely next PM on course to ‘crash the public finances‘

The Tory leadership frontrunner’s team said she ‘can no longer spare the time’, according to the BBC.

The Duchess of Sussex spoke to The Cut magazine.

‘I fear we’re going to end up with a second Berlusconi or a second Trump trying to rock back in again’

Unite and GMB rejected the pay offer from Cosla.

Barristers had been walking out on alternate weeks but are now embarking on an indefinite, uninterrupted strike

Council strikes slated for next week will go ahead unless a deal can be struck.

In its 12th year and after two years without the competition due to Covid, organisers said it was ‘amazing’ to be back.

The 65,000-tonne warship left from Portsmouth Naval Base on Saturday.

The Nato flagship is sailing to undertake training exercises with the US Navy as well as the Royal Canadian Navy and United States Marine Corps.

The teenager fell ill on Saturday at the music event and was taken to hospital, but he died on Sunday.

Officers were called to the scene in St Clements Way, in West Thurrock Grays at around 8pm on Sunday after reports of a group obstructing the road.

Institute for Fiscal Studies attacks ‘worrying’ idea – amid fresh confusion over likely next PM’s plans for energy crisis

‘Money is being diverted away from education and being given to energy companies’

Charity groups across UK raise alarm over steep rise in living costs for senior citizens

The National Grid has already made deals with Drax and EDF to keep open two units each from October to the end of March

Wendy Chamberlain’s Carer’s Leave Bill has seen cross-party support pledged by 21 parliamentarians and some 100 organisations.

‘No decisions have been made’ on other options – just 9 days before foreign secretary expected to take power

Exclusive: Poll reveals Conservative supporters’ lack of faith in candidates – and public’s rejection of their priorities

PM brought down by scandal believes Tory party will turn back to him ‘in desperation’

Exclusive: Human rights to be kept ‘separate’ from trade talks despite earlier promises

Minister for government efficiency has previously criticised the Civil Service for continuing to work from home

Exclusive: Former prime minister participated in series of events, including two after Salisbury nerve agent attack

Liz Truss will promote loyalists and rising stars such as Kemi Badenoch to her new Cabinet, report suggests

Exclusive: Rape has already been ‘effectively decriminalised’, charity says after Dominic Raab accuses barristers of harming victims

Francesca Lennon arrived home on Sunday after cycling 46 miles a day for 10 weeks between all the UK’s 54 children’s hospices.

Usdaw chief Paddy Lillis hit out at Unite leader Sharon Graham’s comment that the Labour leadership needed to ‘get a spine’ over strikes.

Much-ridiculed idea will also confuse shoppers and require lessons in schools, standards watchdog says

No details of the new offer have been made public.

The 65,000 tonne carrier is anchored south east of the Isle of Wight, reports say

The Queen has expressed her sadness at death and destruction caused by flooding in Pakistan.

Police appeal for anyone with information to come forward

Gloucestershire Police said a 28-year-old man had handed himself in following a CCTV appeal by officers who had issued an image of a suspect.

The World is berthed at Greenock Ocean Terminal.

A 38-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and drug driving

Two teams braved chilly water to take part in the annual Football In The River match in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire.

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

Rising global gas prices causing dramatic increase to household bills in 2022

TUC calls for rate raise ‘as soon as possible’

TUC calls for rate raise ‘as soon as possible’

Households ‘paying too much because the government failed to reform the market’, says author of 2017 review

The pilot was forced to cut the display short and make an emergency landing

The former Tory Cabinet minister said the outgoing Prime Minister aims to return to office in the style of Donald Trump and Silvio Berlusconi.

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world driving up household bills

Squeeze on wholesale gas prices around the world driving up household bills

Millions of households will be eligible for the support measure to help with soaring inflation.

Millions of households will be eligible for the support measure to help with soaring inflation.

Former chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a host of new measures after criticism the government was not doing enough to address economic hardship

Former chancellor Rishi Sunak announced a host of new measures after criticism the government was not doing enough to address economic hardship

Older people will receive further money off their energy bills this autumn

Older people will receive further money off their energy bills this autumn

Officers said it was too early to determine the cause of death

Gloucestershire Police have released an image of a man they want to speak to in connection with Friday’s attack.