Senior Truss backer makes clear scale of Tory rebellion with intervention

Ms Piper suffered horrific injuries in the acid attack that left her permanently scarred

Some of the environment campaigners have glued themselves to the tarmac

Central bank plans ‘orderly’ close to scheme after mini-Budget chaos

Criminal Bar Association warns that barristers could strike again if government does not fulfil commitments

Flames and billow of smoke rise into night sky as blaze destroys roof of pub

PM’s experiment has ‘blown up the chemistry lab’, says former chancellor

The Ministry of Defence said some 1,065 people made the journey on Sunday in 25 boats.

With Parliament returning this week, the Prime Minister will meet groups of colleagues as she faces a growing rebellion over benefits.

Family of missing 47-year-old is being supported by officers

Criminal Bar Association members had been on a continuous walkout.

PM hands government job to MP who backed rival Rishi Sunak in Conservative leadership race

Multiple explosions rocked Kyiv early on Monday, with other Ukrainian cities also reportedly hit.

Nadhim Zahawi calls Nicola Sturgeon’s language ‘really dangerous’

Piper suffered horrific injuries in the acid attack that left her permanently scarred.

Poorer households are expected to be hardest-hit, while eldery people have reported having to choose between heating or eating

Poorer households are expected to be hardest-hit, while eldery people have reported having to choose between heating or eating

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

Twenty-two researchers have so far reportedly made plans to leave but the government has urged experts to stay

Older people will receive a further discount on their energy bills this autumn

Older people will receive a further discount on their energy bills this autumn

Government says homeowners will not be forced to take part in scheme

Government says homeowners will not be forced to take part in scheme

Liz Truss has moved to rein in runaway household bills caused by rising global gas prices

Liz Truss has moved to rein in runaway household bills caused by rising global gas prices

Victim’s family says she always had a smile and a laugh that made everybody love her

Victim’s family says she always had a smile and a laugh that made everybody love her

The coins were produced before the Queen’s death in September and will not be re-struck to ‘minimise waste or unnecessary environmental impact’.

Greg Hands will replace Conor Burns in Department of International Trade

Ordinary community members who helped emergency services remove rubble and search for survivors have been praised.

The political landscape has been transformed since MPs were last at Westminster – and not in a good way for the prime minister

The political landscape has been transformed since MPs were last at Westminster – and not in a good way for the prime minister

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

The papers at the start of the working week say rebellion is again simmering within the Conservative Party.

Speculation grows PM is getting ready to give in to Cabinet pressure to increase benefits in line with inflation

The Home Secretary is expected to consider measures to limit the number of loved ones international students can bring to the UK.

The Prime Minister has handed a Government job to Greg Hands, who backed her rival Rishi Sunak in the Conservative leadership race.

Tiana Akoh-Arrey wrote her first book at the age of seven, called My Afro: Twin Best Friends.

The Liberal Democrats predict roughly 168,000 more homeowners will have been hit by a new higher rate by November 23.

Ella Toone has worked with Tesco to launch its Golden Grants programme.

Mayor wants to expand the zone to the Greater London border from August 2023

Bread, fish, cheese, pasta and potatoes are the items most affected.

For half of small businesses, fuel and energy costs remain their biggest concern despite the Government’s energy relief package.

Luxury travel company Kuoni has reported an upturn in bookings for destinations such as India, Thailand, Kenya, Costa Rice and Japan.

The MillionPlus report has called for maintenance grants and hardship funds to be increased.

Post Offices handled a record £3.45 billion in cash in August but the figure fell to £3.35 billion in September.

Purbeck Film Festival will screen scores of films at venues including cinemas and village halls to a church hall which dates back to 13th century.

Millions of people providing unpaid care for loved ones have experienced ‘diminishing help’ from councils and Government, the Nuffield Trust said.

It involves therapists and employment advisers working together to help people with their mental health and improve their employment prospects.

The First Minister said on Sunday she will have ‘more to say’ on the cost-of-living crisis during her speech.

The Bill is set to be debated in the House of Lords in the coming weeks.

Dream Horse, nominated in five categories, won two awards.

Independent Office for Police Conduct launches investigation into shooting

The event took place at the Shuckburgh Arms in Southwick, Peterborough on Sunday.

Brian Glendinning has reportedly been arrested over a small bank loan.

A senior Conservative MP said the mood in the party is ‘febrile’.

Parents hugged their children as prayers were said and music was played.

A young child and two teenagers were among those who died in the blast in Creeslough, Co Donegal.

Mr Johnson was ousted by his colleagues following a slew of scandals.

Marius Ciolac, 35, of Osmaston Road, Derby, died in hospital.

A source said, however, it is a ‘big stretch of the imagination’ to suggest Suella Braverman herself wants to change the drug’s classification.

The trauma of the explosion at a service station remains in the rural community in Co Donegal.

Second victim suffered serious injuries after car mounted kerb in Oswestry

Stephen Bone and Sofia Fernandes Pontes were both charged with two counts of criminal damage and two counts of theft.

The treasure trove originally belonged to the Fernley-Maisters, a family from Hull who were involved in Baltic trading

Exclusive: ‘A young girl said my partner has taken the door off the bathroom, so that I’m not able to use the toilet in private,’ midwife says

Nicola Sturgeon said there is ‘not a lot of point’ in trying to speculate on an outcome and she would ‘respect the process’.

Former culture secretary says Boris Johnson’s return cannot be ruled out but is ‘extremely unlikely’

Ex-Conservative MP Graham Evans defends his remark as ‘flippant’

One in six black and minority ethnic renters has seen an increase in their rent in the past month

It was previously reported that the Government had revoked the offer for military personnel because the cost to the taxpayer would be ‘too great’.

The actor and writer became president of Marylebone Cricket Club this month.

SNP president Mike Russell addressed the party’s conference in Aberdeen on Sunday, where he discussed its plans ahead of the ruling.

The incident took place in the small Irish village on Friday afternoon.

Ministers accused of wasting money and running down pay and conditions

Scotland’s Deputy First Minister addressed the SNP conference in Aberdeen on Sunday

Micheal Martin also met with the medial team who were on duty the day the tragic incident unfolded.

Constitution Secretary Angus Robertson told the event an independent Scotland could be a ‘bridge’ between the EU and the rest of the UK.

U.K. government ministers are imploring Conservative colleagues to rally behind Prime Minister Liz Truss after a disastrous start to her premiership

A 28-year-old man has been arrested after the incident in Oswestry.

The former deputy president of the Supreme Court said the judges understood the case’s importance.

The mosaics will be displayed as part of an exhibition in London’s Spitalfields Market between October 10 and October 24.

Jonathan Ashworth says unhappy Tories have ‘reached out’ to find way to block below-inflation rises

Dozens of dancers performed in central London on Sunday.

Speaking on BBC Radio Scotland’s The Sunday Show, Lindsay Brown said her sister Vicky Hamilton’s disappearance ripped her family apart.

Germany’s foreign minister is calling for European Union entry bans and asset freezes against those responsible for what she described as brutal repression against anti-government protesters in Iran

Detectives are appealing for witnesses and people with dashcam footage to come forward

Among the 10 people killed in the a blast at a petrol station were a five-year-old girl and her father.

The actor says he left BBC one crime series Shetland because ‘we’d murdered enough people on a small island’.

Exclusive: MPs call on Liz Truss for action to keep youngsters out of gangs’ hands

The incident took place in the small Co Donegal village on Friday.

Nadhim Zahawi said he believes the MP for Bournemouth West has been treated fairly following a misconduct claim.

The explosion on Friday claimed the lives of four men, three women, two teenagers – a boy and girl – and a girl of primary-school age.

Former Sainsbury’s boss Justin King said a means-tested system could provide greater support to those in need.

Mortgage costs have risen sharply since chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng’s so-called mini budget

Nadhim Zahawi wants more engineers for infrastructure projects and international students – moves criticised by home secretary

The First Minister used a TV interview to declare: ‘I detest the Tories and everything they stand for.’

The Scottish First Minister said UK ministers should ‘relish the opportunity to put your case before the people and let the people decide’.

Alistair Darling said the relationship between the government of the day and the Bank of England is ‘absolutely critical’.