The report will tell how families were often ignored or had their concerns overlooked, while valuable lessons were not learned by the trust.

The report will tell how families were often ignored or had their concerns overlooked, while valuable lessons were not learned by the trust.

Robert Largan writes article about fire safety as MPs decide whether to oust Liz Truss

‘We cannot allow the CCP to import their beating of protesters, their silencing of free speech’

Voters in Derby say Truss is worst prime minister of their lifetimes, while others called for return of Boris Johnson

Poll numbers are ‘disconcerting’ for government, minister admits

Poll numbers are ‘disconcerting’ for government, minister admits

Rangers are anticipating around 4,500 new arrivals at Blakeney Point on the North Norfolk coast this season.

The First Minister raised his voice and pointed his finger at his Tory rival.

Charities mount pressure on government to keep triple lock to protect pensioners

The actor was made a Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George, the same honour held by Ian Fleming’s famous character.

The King and Queen Consort made the visit to east London on Tuesday.

Labour accuses government of ‘generating further anxiety’

The managing director of a foster care business said diversity is still important for young people.

Prime minister must consider position now her programme ‘has been shredded’, says former minister

Lawyers representing the family have issued a cease and desist letter to West.

Lucy Letby messaged a colleague about the death of her first alleged victim at the Countess of Chester Hospital in June 2015

Three avid cyclists commented on the ‘moving and joyful’ 22-mile bike ride organised by Together We Ride for Black History Month.

Pensions, profits and strikes feature among the mastheads.

If employees vote to walk out it could bring the meat industry to a halt, Unison said.

Meat industry at risk of standstill over pay dispute, warns union

Independent watchdog Transport Focus surveyed 31,000 visitors to 119 service stations across the UK

‘Unacceptable’ lack of progress on alternative to EU’s Galileo project after Brexit, says committee

‘Seven years ago, I had symptoms of ovarian cancer but didn’t realise. I didn’t know at the time that the bloating, abdominal pain, feeling full and needing to wee more urgently were all signs,’ says one patient

Jane Finlay said the £350 monthly payment given to hosts needs to be ‘dramatically’ increased.

The products being sold come from Ukrainian businesses and people and hope to give people a ‘gift from Ukraine’.

The Prime Minister faces a backlash over suggestions she could ditch the pensions triple lock.

The analysis was conducted by Ireland’s Economic and Social Research Institute.

Hartshead Moor East in West Yorkshire is the least popular out of 119 services analysed, according to a Transport Focus survey.

A charity has called for more action to raise awareness among women and GPs.

A family with two kids earning less than £24,700 will lose out by more than £600 in 2023/24 if benefits are increased in line with earnings.

The First Minister said she was confident of a yes vote as she made her case for independence a year ahead of a proposed referendum.

The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster has urged firms to work more closely with the Government to better protect themselves.

People who fall victim to fraud with mental health problems are also more likely to go into debt because of it, according to Which?

The posters, seen on bus stops in Bristol and London in October 2021, read ‘Climate change doesn’t do borders’.

The charity Breast Cancer Now has called for services to be put back on track.

Devolution in Belfast has been in flux since February when the DUP withdrew its first minister in protest at the Brexit Protocol.

This was the second nomination for the British rapper and singer after her third album, 2019’s Grey Area, was also shortlisted.

Chancellor will address Tory backbenchers on Wednesday

The long-standing representative of Conservative MPs is back in the spotlight and Liz Truss should be worried

Exclusive: MPs to vote on Labour bid to ban controversial gas extraction method ‘once and for all’

Preventing weight gain in middle age could reduce the need for a knee replacement, a new study implies.

‘She’s toast’: PM to face MPs’ questions amid questions over how long she can survive

Britain is in economic ‘hell’ before ‘purgatory’, former levelling-up secretary says

‘Every year, around 100,000 women are treated by a clinic or hospital for an abortion that is targeted by anti-abortion protests,’ campaigner says

As MPs plot to replace Liz Truss with the fourth prime minister in three years, we say it is time for voters to decide the country’s next leader

GXO drivers deliver about 40 per cent of UK’s beer to pubs

Dame Caroline Dinenage was recognised by the Princess Royal on Tuesday for political and public service.

Traffic was diverted from Thames bridge for days as pair hung high above the roadway

Jasmine Harrison already holds another world record for being the youngest woman to solo row across the Atlantic last year.

Westminister home of conservative think-tanks targeted by Led By Donkeys over failure of ‘Trussonomics’

Diversity star Ashley Banjo was also made an MBE at Windsor Castle

It came after the central bank earlier denied a postponement of plans to start selling government bonds.

Position under Truss not recoverable warns MP who calls her ‘catastrophically incompetent’

Henry Dimbleby joins calls for the government to give meals to all schoolchildren living in poverty

The plans come ahead of what is expected to be a difficult winter for the health service.

The Just Stop Oil activists had scaled the Queen Elizabeth II Bridge and stayed there for more than 36 hours.

Mr Byrne was killed in 2016 in one of the early attacks of the Hutch-Kinahan gangland feud.

Chris Heaton-Harris said he cannot ‘see the space’ for emergency legislation to potentially avert a fresh poll.

Chris Heaton-Harris said he believes the Bill is likely to be the ‘last legislative vehicle that will go down this road’.

James Heappey warned he would resign if Liz Truss breaks her promise, while Defence Secretary Ben Wallace would be expected to follow.

Nicola Sturgeon released a paper on the post-independence economy of Scotland on Monday.

Pro-democracy activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah has spent most of the past decade behind bars in Egypt.

Koray Alpergin was ‘bubbly, friendly soul who didn’t deserves this’, friends and family say

Elyse Hibbs, 25, was sentenced to six months for creating ’emotional relationship’ with ‘manipulative’ prisoner.

The probe will determine whether her actions caused ‘significant damage’ to the reputation of the House of Commons or MPs.

Edwina Currie says prime minister will not survive as Tory leader

Lucy Letby messaged a colleague about the death of her first alleged victim at the Countess of Chester Hospital in June 2015.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt leading push for ‘austerity season two’, says Labour

Vow to hike spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP by 2026 in peril, but promise of 3 per cent – a £100bn budget – by 2030 stands

Essex Police said that the Just Stop Oil activists will be arrested once ‘a safe conclusion is reached’.

Prime minister in fight for her job as Tory MPs warn she has only weeks to prove she should stay

Struggling families will be ‘aghast’, say campaigners after U-turn on two-year support pledge

Penny Mordaunt refuses to reveal ‘very good reason’ PM failed to turn up to answer Labour question

Feed the Future: 80 per cent of educators have noted an increase in the number of pupils arriving hungry during the past six months, according to a new survey

Rebels want ‘grace period’ ended – but doubt over how many MPs needed to oppose PM to force her out

Jodi Cross fell pregnant during the second coronavirus lockdown after having ‘the best time’ during pandemic

Hertfordshire Police officer James Ford, 31, denies 10 counts of sexual abuse.

Northern Ireland Affairs committee chairman Simon Hoare made the suggestion as Chris Heaton-Harris said many do not appreciate the deal’s importance.

“It is like watching a racist comedy show in the mid-1970s such as the ‘Black and White Minstrel Show’,” a complaint to Labour, seen by The Independent, reads.

The prosecution claim Jemma Mitchell killed her vulnerable friend, Mee Kuen Chong, to get money to pay for house repairs.

Chinese charge d’affaires will be asked to explain ‘scenes of violence’

Police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident

Boris Johnson is members’ favoured replacement

Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin, both 21, died in the collision on February 11 2022.

The print is number 18 in a limited run of 100 reproductions of a painting of Balmoral Castle by the King in 2001.

The launch of Spectre heralds a ‘bold electric future’, according to the luxury vehicle manufacturer.

The young female was reunited with a rescued male pup, believed to be her brother, after being pulled to safety by the RSPCA.

The Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, which links Kent and Essex, was closed on Monday after it was scaled by two climbers from the group.

Camilla was wearing a black lace cocktail dress by Fiona Clare at the event in London.

A 26-year-old woman who was injured in the incident was treated in hospital.

Scuffles broke out outside the building on Sunday afternoon after 30 to 40 pro-democracy protesters gathered and put up posters.

The future of Ms Truss’s leadership appears precarious - and the bookies agree

Ruth Shmylo, 25, denies becoming involved with the male prisoner while at HMP Parc in Bridgend.

Labour is calling for voters to have their say on the next prime minister after chaos sparked by Truss’s mini-Budget

The Labour leader suggested many people feel ‘the real risk now is carrying on with this lot’ after the Government ‘demolished’ its mini-budget.

Paul Whiteman, of the National Association of Head Teachers, announced the move at the Trades Union Congress conference.

Mark Brown, 41, is accused of murdering two women at a site he rented in Sussex in 2021.

The 47-year-old follows Sri Lankan-born Michael Ondaatje who won the prize in 1992 for The English Patient.

Trial evacuations, testing of fire control systems and extensive security checks are taking place ahead of the station opening next Monday.