New prime minister accused of ‘massive failure of climate leadership’ in skipping summit

NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris is expected to set out details of the Stormont election on Friday.

Rowing back on 2019 promises will leave PM with no mandate from voters, says Wes Streeting

People ‘struggling to pay for essentials such as heating and electricity’, says charity

Home Secretary will still get top secret briefings

NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris is expected to call the election on Friday.

NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris expected to call election on Friday

British Transport Police has warned the public not to approach the man

ITV is yet to officially confirm any of the cast.

Neither victim sustained serious injuries.

Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin, both 21, died in a crash on the A46 near Leicester on February 11 2022.

Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin, both 21, died in a crash on the A46

New PM’s relatively short stature a subject of intense fascination online

New PM’s relatively short stature a subject of intense fascination online

John Lewis chair Dame Sharon White has topped The Powerlist 2023.

John Lewis chair Dame Sharon White has topped The Powerlist 2023.

The coins will begin appearing in the public’s change from December.

Adams, along with her Strictly Come Dancing stars, have opened up about their festive traditions.

Intelligence agencies may think twice about sharing information, former home secretary says

The national papers lead on climate ‘catastrophe’, worried royals and systemic abuse at a group of mental health hospitals.

Jemma Mitchell hit 67-year-old Mee Kuen Chong over the head with a weapon at her London home in June last year.

British Chambers of Commerce urges government to ‘cut red tape on UK-EU goods movements’

Officers described the incident as an unspeakable act of extreme violence that has devastated two families’

Kayaker, 28, is said to have survived by on seaweed, mussels and crabs

RSPCA fears ‘inertia or a lack of commitment’ in government could lead laws to ‘vanish into thin air’

Luke O’Connor, 19, ‘robbed of life’ by attack in Fallowfield area of city

New polling indicates that the removal of Ms Truss and the arrival of Mr Sunak might have registered with approval among voters.

The die is heated up to a high temperature before being pressed on to gold leaf to make an imprint of the cypher on each box.

Campaigners will send their message to the Scottish Government on World Stroke Day on Saturday.

The Royal College of Nursing’s ballot on strike action is ongoing, with around 300,000 members being asked if they are prepared to walk out.

The overall vacancy rate across Britain fell to 13.9% in the third quarter.

The coins will begin appearing in the public’s purse from December.

Bernard Morgan, a 98-year-old D-Day veteran, is among those to have their stories featured on the wall of poppies in central London.

The family of Luke O’Connor, who was fatally stabbed on Wednesday, said he was ‘a gentle giant with big hopes and dreams for the future’.

The decision comes on the same day the UN warned there is ‘no credible’ pathway in place to rein in global temperature rise to 1.5C

A spokeswoman said the DA would now begin a review of the information to make a ‘thoughtful, timely decision’ about whether to bring charges.

Foreign secretary is warned the software developer ‘may not live for much longer’

‘A little extra tax’ needed to support public services valued by public, says Andy Street

Exclusive: Local authorities have been forced to reduce spending on preventative services by more that £400m since 2015

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and Scotland’s first minister Nicola Sturgeon have called for public vote

The Prime Minister appears to have signalled his strong intent to keep the talks alive, despite the passing of the Diwali deadline.

Exclusive: Powerful Commons committee will demand to know if warning was ignored before home secretary given her job back

Irish premier Micheal Martin has said there could not be a return to direct rule from Westminster.

Earlier this week Irish premier Micheal Martin said there cannot be direct rule from Westminster if Stormont collapses.

Exclusive: Mother says officers were ‘derelict in their duty’

Issues were reported on the M6, M1 and A1(M) on Wednesday.

Ash Regan’s surprise resignation as community safety minister was announced on Thursday.

It comes amid concerns that with Russia struggling to make ground in Ukraine, Mr Putin could turn to nuclear weapons.

Ten people died in the explosion in Co Donegal on October 7.

Senator George Mitchell, one of the architects of the Good Friday Agreement, appeared before an Irish parliamentary committee on Thursday.

Lawyers representing Transport for London said that since the start of October ‘protest activity’ has ‘very largely focused’ on London roads.

Alliance leader Naomi Long also called for Chris Heaton-Harris to introduce a Bill that could cut MLA salaries.

The British government says new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will not attend the major United Nations climate conference next month

Vaccine uptake among very young children is down on this point last year.

There have been ‘substantial increases’ in sexual offences since spring 2021.

Mayors from West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, Manchester, Liverpool and North Tyneside held an emergency meeting.

The Health Minister, who leaves his post at midnight, expressed frustration he is leaving the department with no budget and a projected overspend.

RMT general secretary will also lead calls for a public vote at the rally

Brian Glendinning’s family held a protest outside Holyrood on Thursday as they campaigned for his release.

MSPs backed the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill after Ash Regan quit the Scottish Government.

Anne is visiting Uganda with her husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence.

Michael and Mary McDonald died in a three-car collision in Pembrokeshire, Wales.

Tory MPs have raised concerns with the Home Secretary’s reappointment six days after being forced out.

The Rail Delivery Group estimates that fare evasion is costing the rail industry an estimated £240 million per year.

The NI Secretary has said he will call an election at midnight if the powersharing institutions are not restored.

Devout Christian Mee Kuen Chong was found dead with a bible quote in her top pocket

The former son-in-law of F1 tycoon Bernie Ecclestone is one of eight defendants on trial over alleged involvement in a multi-million pound money laundering ring

When he was appointed as Prime Minister on Tuesday, Mr Sunak became the UK’s first Hindu PM and the first of Asian heritage.

Miss Ware told friends and family that Mark Brown occasionally locked her in a shipping container, where her phone lost signal.

West Yorkshire mayor Tracy Brabin has called Thursday’s meeting.

Values could plummet by nearly 18 per cent in worst-case scenario as interest rate rises make property less affordable

PM accused of misleading MPs about home secretary’s departure – six days before her shock return in ‘grubby deal’

Nottingham East MP had said she did not think Tory PM was a win for Asian representation

New PM ditches predecessor’s plans for series of supply-side reforms to boost growth

The 19-year-old’s body was found earlier in October three years after she went missing on February 15 2019.

Opposition claims Home Secretary is nicknamed ‘leaky Sue’ by officials on Whitehall

Starmer accuses new PM of ‘grubby deal’ to secure right-winger’s support

The Belfast schoolboy was found dead in a storm drain in Belfast in June 2020 six days after he went missing.

‘Representation matters, but let’s be clear: more Tory women in the cabinet wouldn’t change the damage their policies are doing to our communities,’ Kate Osborne says

Liz Truss was set to attend – but new prime minister has ‘other pressing domestic commitments’

Leaders clash over need for snap election, as survey finds 83% of young people want fresh vote

Minister claims that if Rishi Sunak appoints ethics adviser it would ‘not be proper’ for home secretary to be investigated

The shadow health secretary joked that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer had given conference speeches longer than Liz Truss’s tenure.

Re-appointed ministers entitled to 25% of salary payment in ‘revolving door bonus’

Climate activists target Mayfair showrooms

Constance Devernay-Laurence has performed in Swan Lake, The Nutcracker, The Scandal At Mayerling and The Snow Queen.

Sir Mark Rowley addressed hundreds of new Metropolitan Police recruits during a passing out parade at Hendon Police College on Thursday.

‘It is never acceptable to simply abandon an animal like this,’ RSPCA says

Leader of the House unable to make start time due to diary clash

Amber Rudd says the initiative to send migrants to the east African nation should never have been introduced.

Detectives investigating the fatal shooting of two men in Ilford have named the victims as Saydi Abu Sheikh, 23, and Zakariya Jeilani Mohamed, 32.

Protesters have urged support for the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill.

Patient levels have fallen for nine days in a row

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the UK government needs to act on unionist concerns over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

Lord Brailsford will take over following the resignation of Lady Poole earlier in October.

DUP declines to participate in power-sharing over Brexit protocol concerns

However, the DUP is expected block a last-gasp attempt to elect a new Stormont speaker.

James, Stunt, the former son-in-law of F1 tycoon Bernie Ecclestone, is on trial over an alleged multimillion-pound money-laundering operation.

The Duke of Sussex’s book called Spare is being released on January 10 2023.

Nicola Sturgeon said Ash Regan had not previously raised her concerns about the legislation.