Lucy Letby denies murdering seven babies and trying to kill 10 more

PM expected to tear up her chancellor’s proposed corporation tax cuts

Government has given no details of policy first announced during Liz Truss’ leadership campaign

But the RAC said the cost of living is delaying many people from making the change.

Chancellor leaves IMF meetings early but trade minister Greg Hands downplays significance

Five thousand full-time roles will be axed by March, company says

Steve Dury said doubling the monthly £350 ‘thank you’ payment would ‘help the situation massively’.

Hugh Kelly, 59, is the eighth explosion victim the small Irish community will honour at a funeral service.

The PM has ’17 days to save to save her job’, according to ‘mutinous Conservative MPs’.

PM said to want to make sure the numbers add up before chancellor sets out medium-term fiscal plan

Plot comes as MPs say prime minister has ‘no credibility left’

Exclusive: Inquest argued for more focused investigation, oversight and action to end deaths of racialised people in prison

Two men have been detained by police.

Host Joel Dommett surprised the soap cast with the pre-recorded speech during the annual ceremony on Thursday.

Government ‘lining pockets of financiers’ while holding down pay for key workers, says TUC

‘Don’t prolong the pain’: IMF suggests government should accept swift climbdown

It follows the Child Q scandal, where a teenage schoolgirl was strip-searched by police officers while on her period without another adult present.

Henry Fraser, 30, learned to paint with his mouth after becoming paralysed from the neck down after a diving accident when he was 17.

The 69-year-old father of five was stabbed to death while meeting constituents at Belfairs Methodist Church in Leigh-on-Sea on October 15 last year.

Delays reduce the value and transparency of accounts meant to provide a view of how taxpayers’ money is managed, a Commons Committee said.

Constituency assistant Julie Cushion was at the church where the Southend West MP was fatally stabbed on October 15 2021 and made the first 999 call.

It comes after Lineker was found to have breached the BBC’s impartiality rules over a tweet he posted in February.

Post-it note shows ‘hate’ written in capitals in heavy ink and circled

Douglas Ross gave the Prime Minister his backing as he appeared on Thursday night’s Question Time.

The couple visited the house where police have found human remains, and left a note at the memorial nearby.

Lawyers for Kevin Spacey examined multiple ‘traumatic’ experiences during Mr Rapp’s life that they said may have resulted in his diagnosis of PTSD.

Staff have welcomed 10 Parson’s chameleons, with 17 eggs still in incubation.

Second legal challenge over policy says process for selecting asylum seekers is ‘inherently unlawful and unfair’

The Royal Institute of British Architects has named The New Library of Magdalene College in Cambridge the winner of its 2022 prize.

Exclusive: Man, selected for removal to Rwanda, says he had suicidal thoughts after being held in immigration detention for two months

The British Heart Foundation (BHF) said that average ambulance waits in England rose to 48 minutes in September.

Costs will ‘ultimately be passed down to bill payers’, says cross-party committee

Gaia Pope-Sutherland, 19, died after running away from home while suffering a mental crisis following her disclosure she had been raped aged 16.

Host asked whether Liz Truss’s party will ‘hand back their donations from Russian donors’

The BBC said it has upheld a complaint about a tweet shared by the sports pundit in February.

Court told Lucy Letby wrote Post-it note which read: ‘I don’t deserve to live. I killed them on purpose because I’m not good enough’.

Former shadow Welsh secretary ‘not aware’ of details of complaint

Chancellor downplays chances of U-turn

Sir Andrew warned Liz Truss not to row back on key social care reforms as it would ‘abandon some of the most vulnerable people in our society’.

Kwasi Kwarteng has said he is ‘totally focused’ on delivering the tax-cutting plans in the mini-budget

Chances needed now, suggests former chancellor – as Priti Patel says ‘market forces’ could force reversal

Jemma Mitchell is accused of killing Mee Kuen Chong at her Wembley home on June 11 last year before depositing her headless corpse 200 miles away.

The promise was made in a handwritten message signed “Nan and Grandad” left amid floral tributes near a house where police have found human remains.

Business secretary’s broadside fuelled speculation of damning OBR verdict on Kwarteng mini-Budget

The new basic tier with adverts will launch in the UK on November 3 and cost £4.99 a month.

Abigail White admits manslaughter by diminished responsibility but denies murder.

Under current law workers are entitled to time off for baby loss after 24 weeks but not before.

Camilla met domestic abuse workers and survivors at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital on Thursday.

Editor-in-chief Edward Enninful called the late Queen ‘a constant thread through our collective lives’.

Michael Fuchs and Alvina Collardeau-Fuchs are embroiled in a dispute in the Family Division of the High Court in London.

Romanian national Marius Ciolac died from a single gunshot wound to his abdomen.

Feed the Future: Figures from across Westminster say the case for widening support is clear and urgent

The Carry On and EastEnders star campaigned to raise awareness after being diagnosed with the disease.

Property where missing teenager’s belongings also found was among thousands visited by Thames Valley Police officers

Kate joined her husband at the former London 2012 venue in east London.

Romanian national Marius Ciolac died from a single gunshot wound in Derby.

Officers have been able to trace drugs gangs through missing childen cases

Prime Minister Liz Truss has previously ruled out supporting a deal to return the Elgin Marbles to Greece.

The museum in Glasgow was originally opened by Charles’s late mother the Queen in 1983.

The funeral of Leona Harper heard how her sudden death has left all those who knew and loved her “shell-shocked and grief-stricken”.

Rebuke for Kwasi Kwarteng’s budget from IMF boss in New York

Admission rates are highest among people aged 85 and over.

The International Trade Secretary has said she is focused on helping deliver Liz Truss’s growth plans despite criticism from Tory MPs.

Work and Pensions Secretary Chloe Smith vowed to tackle UK labour market shortages.

Leah Croucher vanished in 2019 and the search is focusing on a house less than half a mile from where she was last seen.

Judge Lewis Kaplan ordered members of the court to put on masks, but allowed proceedings to continue on Thursday, following the news.

The funeral service heard of the mother of four’s quick wit and sensitivity to the needs of others.

The congregation heard of Leona Harper’s many varied interests, from music and dance, to fishing and boxing.

Families and well-wishers lined the harbour walls and the Round Tower in Old Portsmouth to welcome the aircraft carrier

PM said to want to make sure the numbers add up before chancellor sets out medium-term fiscal plan

The in-game purchases should be treated as gambling and regulated accordingly, the Government has been told.

The officer has been referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct.

Christina Rees faces an internal party investigation over reported allegations of bullying.

More than 10,000 appointments to donate blood over the next few weeks were booked in 24 hours.

The monarch was aware before her death that the Countess of Wessex would be returning to the country soon to celebrate the development.

Group Captain Kevin Latchman made the decision to take off from a pitch-black runway following a power cut.

Analysis of police data by luggage storage website Bounce shows 98 arrests were made at the South Yorkshire airport between 2019 and 2021.

West Midlands Police said two men and a woman were in custody.

The service is the sixth to be held for the victims of Friday’s service station explosion.

On Thursday, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said Russia’s latest “indiscriminate” attacks warranted “further support” from the UK.

The royal couple have joined an event at in Copper Box Arena east London and will get a taster of the sports sessions on offer.

The Tory MP for South Northamptonshire was given the honour by the Prince of Wales in an investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

Business secretary pushes for more wind and solar generation

The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is awarded each year by the European Union Parliament.

Sir Christopher Chope claims PM will lead Tories to election victory, depite Labour’s huge poll lead

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said the Government is focused on getting economic growth despite the market turbulence.

The charity Asylum Aid has brought a legal challenge against the Home Office, with judges told that the procedure is ‘seriously unfair’.

Government insists compliance checks minimised fraud from start of scheme

The Commons Leader aimed a thinly-veiled dig at those seeking Scottish independence after Scotland’s First Minister took a swipe at the Conservatives.

The man at the centre of the case claims never to have been to the US, where prosecutors argue he is wanted for rape.

The parents are ‘diametrically opposed’ about vaccinating their daughters, according to a ruling made by Her Honour Judge Judith Rowe KC.

Bereaved loved ones call for independent investigation into police probe

The alleged murder of child I was ‘extreme example even by the standards of this overall case’, court heard

The Commons Leader was responding to accusations from Labour that she could not even ‘muster a nod’ for Liz Truss during Prime Minister’s Questions.

Terrence Higgins Trust believes that without further action the disease could become endemic.

A boy, 15, is in jail for stabbing Ava White, 12, in Liverpool over a Snapchat argument.

Ms Croucher has not been seen since February 2019 despite a massive police search.

Labour claims Commons leader could not even ‘muster a nod’ during Liz Truss’s first PMQs since mini-Budget

Former energy secretary Dame Andrea Leadsom was speaking after picking up her damehood at Buckingham Palace.

Three victims were targeted on visit to London from America