A young music producer was killed in a gang knife attack in front of parents on the afternoon school run, a court has heard.

Liz Truss’s government has been “undercutting” the UK’s economic institutions with its borrowing-fuelled tax cut spree, said former Bank of England governor Sir Mark Carney.

Prime minister carries out round of radio interviews after facing calls to ‘come out of hiding’

Treasury minister Chris Philp also points finger at Vladimir Putin for rising interest rates

‘He was such a kind, respectful and loving little boy,’ relatives say

PM forced to deny she has inflicted ‘Robin Hood in reverse’ policy on country

Prime minister says she will not rule out fracking in Lancashire, where the council is opposed

The average household energy bill will rise from £1,971 to a frozen £2,500 from October 1

Government departments have been reportedly asked to make plans for efficiency savings

Former chancellor has been keeping low profile since the leadership race ended

The musician died aged 59 on Wednesday afternoon.

The Thursday papers focus on emergency government bond-buying in response to the mini-Budget.

The US rapper, responsible for 1990s hit song Gangsta’s Paradise, died on Wednesday afternoon.

The US rapper, whose legal name was Artis Leon Ivey Jr, died at the Los Angeles home of a friend.

His passion for food saw him become a chef while continuing to make music and appear on the small screen.

Bank of England launches emergency action after pound falls

Former chancellor warned of ‘inflationary spiral’

Former chancellor warned of ‘inflationary spiral’

Known for his 1995 hit Gangsta’s Paradise, Coolio was remembered for his ‘grind’ following reports of his death.

The American, whose real name was Artis Leon Ivey Jr, died on Wednesday, his manager confirmed to multiple US outlets.

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus says Australia could have tough new data protection laws in place this year in an urgent response to a cyberattack on a telecommunications company that stole the personal data of 9.8 million customers

Anne Sacoolas is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Thursday.

‘This makes for plenty of very affordable opportunities to travel to UK’

Exclusive: Sadiq Khan demands rent freeze, as new research shows tenants in most poorly-insulated homes will pay extra £947 a year

‘Growth plan’ which has triggered market mayhem dismissed as ‘all pain, little gain’

Watchdog warns of ‘optimism bias’ as report reveals most offenders were not assessed as high risk

Energy prices will rise from 1 October

The latest edition whittled 40,000 applicants down to 2,697 record-breakers.

Supporters of the treatment programme in Middlesbrough say it worked by reducing crime and helped addicts live better

They include a mini-set of four stamps exploring the service’s uniforms from 1664 to 1944.

Both Which? and Ofcom have reported record numbers of households struggling to pay their bills.

The British Heat Foundation said it is determined to create a nation of life savers by giving everyone the opportunity to learn CPR via its free app.

The artwork was created by youngsters who were interned at a remote settlement in Western Australia in the 1940s.

The charity DFN Project Search aims to help 10,000 young adults with special educational needs and disability into paid work by 2030.

It comes after days of market turmoil as traders swallowed the impact of the Chancellor’s growth plan, which included £45 billion of tax cuts.

The Campaign for Better Transport said ‘the need to reform vehicle taxation is becoming increasingly clear’.

Jason Auld broke the record for the heaviest single weight lifted by barbell overhead press while riding a unicycle.

Researchers examined whether sending the information over text would help reduce the risk of chlamydia or gonorrhoea.

The jackpot for Saturday’s National Lottery is a guaranteed £20 million.

Korean Air plane is believed to have hit tail of Icelandair flight

Morgan Wainewright has been charged with manslaughter

Pubs use candles or reduce hours to save electricity

Emergency services are attending the scene but an airport spokeswoman said no injuries had been reported.

Adam Tomkins who was a Tory MSP between 2016 and 2021 said it was time for the party to be in opposition after this week’s economic turmoil.

Welsh Secretary Robert Buckland has stood by the Chancellor’s economic plans, saying it is time to be ‘bold’.

Stuart Murdoch attended a protest outside the Scottish Parliament calling for specialist treatment for the illness.

‘Act of national vandalism’: Fears of five-year austerity spending freeze to reassure markets

‘Inept madness’: Tory MPs fear chancellor’s ‘growth plan’ may cost them next election

The Irish Foreign Minister met with the new Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris in Co Down.

The husband of Queen’s granddaughter Zara Tindall told the story on his podcast The Good, The Bad & The Rugby.

Claim that ‘groundbreaking’ agreement for UK officials to work in France was ready for sign-off

The chief executive of the Lowry gallery said the painting is ‘more of a piece of social history than it is a painting of a football match’.

Entrants were encouraged to submit images that represent the UK’s enduring relationship with the sea.

The former chief Brexit negotiator for the bloc said that Brexit had not yielded any benefits for the UK, in an address in Iveagh House.

Central bank tries to stave off ‘material risk to UK financial stability’

Anyone who knows of threat but doesn’t speak out risks more child deaths, warns Andrew Fell

Exclusive: Women and girls enduring ‘harassment, violence and arbitrary arrest’ for taking off headscarves in protests, campaigner says

The expansion in UK-based cyber training builds on the work of the Defence Cyber School.

Mortgage providers have begun raising interest rates to levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis

Hollie Dance said there has been severe trolling since May, including abuse on social media and ‘hanging ropes on the vigil tree’.

Mini-Budget labelled ‘reckless and ideological disaster’ by some Conservatives

Exclusive: ‘Professional performers with big profiles are terrified,’ says campaigner

Fund issues rare rebuke to UK warning against pursuing Kwasi Kwarteng’s tax-slashing agenda

Concerns had been growing that defined benefit pension funds were at risk of being ‘hammered’ by recent market moves, a finance expert said.

Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith struck Dalian Atkinson three times with a baton after he was tasered to the ground by another officer

Britain’s new Prime Minister Liz Truss is under pressure to reverse announced tax cuts that have triggered a financial crisis in an already struggling economy

Former solicitor highly private and has made few public appearances but her husband’s growing prominence threatens to draw her into the national spotlight

The Bank of England increased the base rate to the highest level in 14 years

Ed Miliband says Labour must decide on Rupa Huq’s future after ‘reprehensible and awful’ comments

Threadneedle Street intervenes to buy up long-dated gilts and ‘restore orderly market conditions’

Jurors said Pc Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith did not act unlawfully when she struck the ex-footballer three times before his death in 2016.

Court of Appeal rules that the toppling of Edward Colston’s statue was ‘violent’ and caused significant damage

The Court of Appeal has given a ruling on legal issues arising out of the prosecution of the so-called Colston Four, who were cleared by a jury.

The judge remanded both teenagers to youth detention accommodation.

The Greggs in Pitlochry had to be closed after the red squirrel became trapped on Saturday.

The sculpture was unveiled in central London on Wednesday.

Simon Coveney said it would be failure of politics if powersharing institutions could not be restored.

Mohamed Muhyidin found in ditch near Heathrow Airport with gunshot wound to back

The painting will headline Christies Modern British and Irish Art Evening Sale on October 19.

Shaddai Smith, 32, and Jason Sebran, 38, broke into house in Hounslow

The Director of Public Prosecutions had brought a challenge against decisions made in two separate cases in Bristol and Manchester.

Dean Pascal-Modeste suffered 14 stab wounds and died at the scene in south-east London in 2017.

Judges rule that custody time limits can currently be extended but ‘this will not remain the position for long’

Prison Service conducting cell searches and working to shut down social media accounts linked to David Norris

Braverman repeats call for ‘focus on catching criminals’ after Twitter storm

Pub chain warns it could lose £30m due to rising staff wages and repairs

Gloomy week could give way to bright Sunday – but not before heavy downpours

The Criminal Bar Association said discussions with the Ministry of Justice are ‘progressing at pace and remain constructive’.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said it was time for a ‘serious prime minister’.

Murray Macara KC said his client William MacDowell is innocent of murdering the pair in 1976.

Mr Justice Sweeney lifted reporting restrictions at Winchester Crown Court to allow the naming of Jack Hindley and Samuel Jones.

The new railway began running in May, but trains have not called at Bond Street due to delays completing the station.

The airline announced that its pilots, cabin crew and ground staff now have the option of wearing its red or burgundy uniforms.

Adam Tomkins hit out at Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget and said the UK ‘needs a Labour government’.

Shaddai Smith and Jason Sebran broke into a house in Hounslow, west London, on March 22 last year.

MP compares chaos following Kwasi Kwarteng tax giveaway to Black Wednesday

The First Minister recalled her experience of a miscarriage in 2011, which she said would have been made ‘much more upsetting’ by such demonstrations.

Labour leader adds to pressure on prime minister to call MPs back from conference recess to debate financial crisis

Prime minister accused of ‘disappearing without trace’ – even as Bank warns financial stability at ‘material risk’

The First Minister called for the UK Government to immediately walk back plans to scrap the top rate of tax.