Richard Burgess, 46, and Neil Morris, 45, both died in the blaze in Reading, Hampshire

It follows fatal stabbing in Gateshead

Minister says government views public information campaign as ‘nanny state’

‘This baby is actually going to be born at home. This is my worst nightmare’, new mother recalls

Medical chief says figures concerning as more outbreaks being reported and rising in hospitals

The youth, who cannot be named for legal reasons, will appear at Newcastle Magistrates’ Court.

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

The woman suggested the Princess of Wales was not visiting her own country.

The author was giving her backing to a protest outside the Scottish Parliament over controversial gender recognition legislation.

The author was giving her backing to a protest outside the Scottish Parliament over controversial gender recognition legislation.

Next instalment of grant for low-income families due this autumn

Next instalment of grant for low-income families due this autumn

Exclusive: Prime minister allowing sleaze to ‘fester’ at heart of government, Labour claims

Prime minister rules out energy-saving information campaign

No 10 says prime minister is ‘ideologically opposed’ to encouraging people to save energy

Oakley Farms, of Cambridgeshire, which supplies Tesco, grows around five million pumpkins each year.

Steve Mullen was sacked for gross misconduct by NHS after having worked for health service for nearly 20 years

Motorists urged to ‘not panic’ when they see emergency services on the road

Motorists urged to ‘not panic’ when they see emergency services on the road

Most of the front pages splash on a dire warning from the electricity grid operator.

The actor’s lawyer said he had been on the receiving end of ‘every type of personal attack and misrepresentation’.

Interview: Stella Moris says ‘it gives him huge moral support to know people have not forgotten him’

The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster was forced to make the apology after clashing with Talk TV presenter Piers Morgan on Thursday night.

‘Outlook for families raising disabled, or seriously ill, child is now graver than ever,’ charity says

Prime Minister Liz Truss is reported to be ‘ideologically opposed’ to a campaign advising people how to reduce energy consumption.

Sir Mark Rowley, who started his job last month, said the Met has let the public down.

Tim Roberts said his late father’s health problems precipitated his interest in studying medicine.

Total in-store and online sales increased by just 2.8% in September on last year, according to BDO’s High Street Sales Tracker.

A survey by Family Fund of 4,264 families with a disabled child found that nine in 10 are struggling or falling behind on their regular bills.

The Scottish poet wrote some of his most celebrated works at Ellisland Farm, near Dumfries, where he lived with his wife Jean Armour.

The making of new track What’s Your Story? will also be explored in the BBC’s Our Dementia Choir Sings Again.

The actor said he did not trust Ms Truss and described the recent Conservative Party conference as ‘an absolute fiasco’.

Scheme to launch in November after trial by energy supplier saw some customers paid £2 per kilowatt hour

Ninety-seven football fans died in the crush at the match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest on April 15 1989.

Micheal Martin was speaking as negotiations got under way between officials on Thursday afternoon.

National Grid ‘cautiously confident’ it can keep the lights on

Witnesses say things ‘escalated quickly’ in attack near Liverpool Street station in London

The pair met at the first summit of the European Political Community in Prague, a gathering pushed for by the French president.

Johnny Mercer vows to defy whip and claims Liz Truss ‘urinating’ on promises

The Prime Minister was speaking at a summit in Prague.

A statement released by lawyers acting for the group said they are bringing claims for misuse of private information.

The Government is consulting on a proposed rent rise cap in a bid to protect social tenants during the cost-of-living crisis.

A spokeswoman for the force said it was not being treated as terror-related.

Claudio Campos, 28, attacked Avtar Singh, 62, in broad daylight in Manchester city centre.

Teenager camper spotted panther-like creature devouring carcass of another animal

The deal, consisting of soup, roll and tea or coffee, will be available throughout November and December in any of the supermarket chain’s cafes.

The action claims the individuals have been ‘victims of abhorrent criminal activity’

PM joined leaders of Europe’s EU and non-EU states for summit of new political community

The anti-racism activist group has raised over £1m

Some 350 families sought help in past month alone, government data shows

Police had investigated Stormont’s Department of Infrastructure in relation to the storm drain in which the schoolboy was found dead.

The POA trade union, which represents some staff at the facility in Manston, Kent, says staff have likened the situation to a ‘pressure cooker’.

Scotland Yard Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley vows to ‘be ruthless in rooting out corrupting officers’

Angela Jilina and estranged journalist husband Walid Abu-Zalaf want a judge to make decisions related to when their marriage broke down.

The comic giant said it will be giving away 20,000 free Beano comics for households to encourage children to read more.

Technical talks with EU resume ahead of 28 October deadline for rerun elections to Stormont

Members of the OPEC decided to make their biggest cut in oil production since 2020

The Prince and Princess of Wales visited a suicide prevention charity in north Belfast on a day of engagements in Northern Ireland.

The Cost of Living (Tenants Protection) Bill will be in effect until March 31, with the ability to extend it for two six-month periods.

The Prince of Wales triumphed over his wife, pipping her to the post in the race to make the quickest cocktail.

Millions are predicted to suffer hike in mortgage payments

Liz Truss is facing questions over her claim to be the first prime minister to have gone to a comprehensive after it emerged that Theresa May’s official government biography says she attended a comp.

Prison Officers’ Association raises alarm about ‘safety and decency’ after reporting food and water shortages

Labour leader reiterates opposition to supporting picket lines

Threat to pension funds could have triggered ‘widespread financial instability’

Thousands turned out to greet the royal couple in the Co Antrim town.

Harry Armstrong Evans, 21, a third year physics and astrophysics student at the University of Exeter, died in June 2021.

The government department did not inform Hillsborough families before announcing a review into pathology at the original inquests.

Loss of ‘transparency’ since DFID was axed leaves ‘spending priorities for individual countries’ unclear

Hakeem Kigundu, 32, admitted setting fire to Rowe Court in Reading, Berkshire, on December 15 last year.

Exclusive: Majority think government’s economic package favours the rich and will be bad for UK

Barrister Henry Hendron pleaded not guilty to drugs offences at Woolwich Crown Court on Thursday.

PM will ask European chiefs to keep gas and electricity interconnectors open amid supply fears

Police are appealing for information following the incident at the former Oasis singer’s show in Cardiff Bay

Attack involves suspected robbery, City of London police say

Felix Project’s founder calls on industry to help rescue vast sums of edible food still going to landfill

The Labour leader hit back at suggestions from Liz Truss that his party is part of an ‘anti-growth coalition’.

Hate crimes motivated by transgender identity rose by 56% in a year, according to police figures.

The figures logged by forces in England and Wales have hit a new record high.

Three regions are recording patient levels last seen in late July.

He is suing the broadcaster and ITN over the allegations made during Channel 4’s news programme on February 10.

Specially trained police officers detached protesters from the road – they were then carried off to police vans.

The Prime Minister will speak to French President Emmanuel Macron and Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte later.

Recommendations make clear that universities can decide to involve trusted contacts without agreement of the student.

The winning Lotto numbers in the September 28 draw were 3, 15, 20, 48, 57 and 58.

‘Global Britain’ reduced to begging its European neighbours for energy

The Prince and Princess of Wales began with a visit to suicide prevention charity PIPS in north Belfast.

Eric Weinberg is said to have ‘relied on his Hollywood credentials’ to lure young women to photo shoots where he allegedly assaulted them.

Charity watchdog fears further harm at Brighton Mosque due to management dispute

Tolga Akmen, from the European Pressphoto Agency, had been at the conference to photograph Liz Truss’s speech.

Yassar Yaqub was fatally shot during an enforced stop on a motorway slip road.

Cockapoo Milo died at the scene.

Cockapoo Milo died at the scene.

The electricity network might have to turn off in parts of the country if power plants cannot find enough gas to keep running

Police praise victim’s bravery and willingness of witnesses to give evidence

Incident captured by family’s Ring doorbell

Police appealing for witnesses after attempted dog theft in Sutton, south London that left woman with injuries to her neck

Home Office report links rise in police-recorded transgender hate crimes to ‘discussions on social media’

Jake Berry says the former culture secretary is a ‘very fine Conservative’, but stands by the Government’s plans.