Feed the Future: Demand for help putting food on the table continues to grow – hence our call for free school meals to be extended to all those in need

Tory leader to square off against Sir Keir Starmer after market mayhem

Relatives describe Jeni Larmour as a ‘clever witty girl with big personality and infectious laugh’

The Donegal native scored the winning goal that put Ireland through to the Women’s World Cup for the first time.

Bank of England’s announcement triggers further uproar in financial markets as pound slips again

Bank of England’s announcement triggers further uproar in financial markets as pound slips again

‘Tax cuts to mums for having kids is completely pointless and actually just insulting when we have the second most expensive childcare system, and the third worst maternity pay in Europe,’ campaigner says

Sir Charlie Bean says Bank could extend emergency action to ease ‘pressure’ on government

Study reveals ‘pandemic-era’ newborns struggle because of less stimulation and communication with unmasked adults

Cabinet minister reveals his mortgage payments have gone up and admits to ‘areas of difficulty’

Exclusive: Staffers told to undertake line-by-line scrutiny to see if changes are needed

The pound fell against the Albanian Lek, the Lebanese pound, and the Malaysian Ringgit, among many others

Jake Finn was trying to steal a cafe till when he made the slapstick error of leaving drink at scene, police say

Jake Finn was trying to steal a cafe till when he made the slapstick error of leaving drink at scene, police say

Tributes came from her co-stars of both stage and screen.

Jack Rogers is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in November.

The former England rugby player, who is married to the Queen’s granddaughter Zara Tindall, is reportedly heading to the jungle for the ITV show.

ASA says adverts the must not appear again in their current form

‘I still don’t understand it,’ one person says

Tendring District Council said 73-year-old Margaret Manzoni, of Clacton Road, St Osyth in Essex, “considered the mice her pets”.

Dame Angela Lansbury, who won global fame as the star of the US TV crime series Murder, She Wrote, has died aged 96.

The Murder, She Wrote actress’ death was announced on Tuesday.

The first investiture ceremony since the Queen’s death will be held at Buckingham Palace.

Ian Hamilton was one of the four who took the famous stone from Westminster in 1950, whilst a Glasgow University law student.

The deeply religious affair will be held on Saturday May 6 next year.

The economy once again dominates the nation’s front pages.

Safety regulators struggling to recruit enough staff

A House of Lords committee urges No 10 to use the lessons of pandemic to enable people to make decisions about travel, food, and energy use

Governor Andrew Bailey sparked more market turmoil after he said Bank of England support will end on Friday.

The streaming service’s co-chief executive Reed Hastings said it was a ‘trusted measurement of how people watch television in the UK’.

Some 44% of hospital doctors have said they plan to step away from NHS work in the next year.

Candles can burn out of control in seconds, while combustible items need to be kept away from open fires, Zurich UK is warning.

Homeowner confidence in their property’s value saw the steepest fall since the early days of the pandemic.

The NHS in England has announced the rollout of the ‘revolutionary’ scheme.

MPs said one of their central concerns is that women face a postcode lottery on whether they can access the right treatment from their GP.

The Commons Public Accounts committee has warned that regulators are ‘struggling to recruit and retain the skills they need to regulate effectively’.

Medicines are supposed to be stored in a cool and dry place but many are ignoring advice and putting drugs in bathroom cabinets.

Heavyweights across the film, television and live theatre industries paid tribute online to the Murder, She Wrote star, after news of her death broke.

E-bikes are easier to ride meaning travelling up hills and doing long rides is easier.

The actress was best known for her portrayal of Jessica Fletcher in the American drama series.

Labour say prime minister ‘dragged kicking and screaming’ to levy

He claims he was the victim of an ‘unwanted sexual advance’ by Spacey at a party in 1986.

The singer, whose real name is Alexander O’Connor, pleaded not guilty on Monday.

Charles first met fun, confident Camilla on Windsor Great Park polo field in 1970.

The Home Secretary said she expects police to use the ‘full powers’ available to them to deal with ‘disruptive’ protests

A British man who has been living in Kyiv for seven years witnessed a Russian strike near his home on Monday.

The couple has been named Ripple Of Hope Award laureates by the Robert F Kennedy Human Rights organisation in the US.

Sir Peter Bazalgette delivered a speech discussing the future of public service broadcasters.

Researchers believe differences in immune responses could explain gender gap

The Treasury’s Chris Philp said the Government would offer further details on its spending plans on October 31.

Anthony Rapp, a teenage friend of the Torchwood star, has brought a civil lawsuit against Mr Spacey.

Friends and family of Nicole Barnes have described her as ‘the most amazing mummy’ to her four children

The special episode will air on October 26 at 8pm on BBC One.

Some pension funds want bond-buying scheme to continue beyond October

Only 40 transgender inmates, most of whom identify as male, are held in women’s prisons

Osteopath Jemma Mitchell, 38, is accused of murdering 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong in a row over money

The British artist has begun the next stage of The Currency exhibition which will see him destroy some of his artworks in contained fires.

Buckingham Palace announced the Queen Consort would present the 2022 award after a reception and dinner at the Roundhouse in London.

The alleged offences took place between 2000 and 2017

Nurses across the UK are currently casting their votes on whether to take industrial action over pay and conditions.

Lucy Letby told mother of one of the babies she killed, “Trust me, I’m a nurse”, a court has heard

The ceremony, which will take place in Westminster Abbey next year, will ‘reflect the monarch’s role today and look towards the future’.

Ex-Tory leader entitled to £115,000 a year in public funding for office

Senior Tories warned the Chancellor of further turmoil if he does not get the support of MPs for his fiscal measures.

Brandon Lewis has said the Government has ‘a duty of care to all those behind bars’.

The MoneySavingExpert founder highlights how people could get extra £300 a year

Charles will be crowned in Westminster Abbey on Saturday May 6 2023.

The ceremony will feature six different stages when Charles is crowned on Saturday May 6 in Westminster Abbey.

Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in a deeply religious ceremony in Westminster Abbey on June 2 1953.

The comedian, 60, has announced her intention to join the race to become the party’s candidate for Sheffield Central.

Celebrity chef attacks embattled PM’s apparent approach to growth as ‘completely bonkers’

Government also said to be considering plan to drop affordable housing requirements

The independent report details ‘very serious findings’ including ‘a misogynistic environment’.

Jamie Dimon says he would ‘like to see the new PM be successful’

Labour urges chancellor to ‘end this trickle down nonsense’

Hundreds of mourners huddled in small groups in the shocked community.

Tory collapse ‘has given us a huge chance’, says Labour leader as he puts party on election footing

Lucy Letby denies murdering five boys and two girls and attempting to murder another five boys and five girls at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

Exclusive: Ministers have been told industrial injury disablement benefit should apply to long Covid

Judges at the UK’s highest court heard arguments in the case around the Scottish Independence Referendum Bill.

The countess met entrepreneurs at the British High Commissioner’s residence in Gaborone on Tuesday.

Liz Truss and allies condemned Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities.

Vasile Culea, 34, is standing trial at Derby Crown Court, where he denies murdering Freda Walker and the attempted murder of her husband.

Festival’s design and execution ‘has been an unadulterated shambles,’ MP says

Traders will be caught between breaking UK regulations or international rules

The Conservative party first pledged to scrap no-fault evictions in 2019 in its election manifesto.

Research indicates overall warming of attitides towards immigration, with minority of British public now wanting numbers cut

Andrew Cawker was repeatedly attacked by Tamika Beaton’s partner, Scott Coombe, in the months before his death on July 22 2019, a jury has heard.

The humanoid robot appeared before a House of Lords committee examining the potential impact of artificial intelligence on the creative industries.

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

The former First Minister of Scotland believes pro-independence parties should stand on a united ticket in the event of a general election.

Chancellor bows to pressure after senior Tories called on him to reassure spooked markets

Chris Bryant, the MP for Rhondda, said the billionaire ‘seems to be playing a double game at the moment’.

Abigail White knifed Bradley Lewis in the chest after he told her their relationship was over.

German prosecutors have said Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in the case, has been charged with separate offences of rape and child sex abuse.

Feed the Future: The Independent partners with the Food Foundation to call on the government to give meals to all schoolchildren living in poverty but who are not currently eligible

This is more than for the whole of 2021, when 28,561 were recorded.

The Taoiseach led expressions of sympathy in the Irish parliament to the 10 victims of the tragedy in Co Donegal.

Osteopath Jemma Mitchell, 38, is accused of murdering 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong in a falling out over money in June last year.

The former children’s laureate read an extract from his book Many Different Kinds Of Love at the remembrance event at Westminster Abbey.