Thwarted bid to blow up House of Lords made 17th century Britain even less tolerant

Thwarted bid to blow up House of Lords made 17th century Britain even less tolerant

A weather warning for rain is in force across parts of southern England after heavy downpours sparked flash floods and travel disruption in the region last night.

Yvonne Chimanayi and her children Paris and Ayesha were last seen in Southend-on-Sea on Saturday

Yvonne Chimanayi and her children Paris and Ayesha were last seen in Southend-on-Sea on Saturday

‘Let’s get this sorted,’ government official tells charity – but councils say migrants also dumped at Kent train stations

New strike action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions

New strike action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions

Men ‘left in flip flops’ on November night, as councils say migrants also dumped at Kent train stations

The former prime minister was only in office 49 days and is the shortest serving leader in British history

Hike of 0.75 percentage points forecast, which would take base rate to 3%

Immigration minister Robert Jenrick estimated about 3,500 people remained at the Manston facility in Kent on Wednesday night.

Just 21 out of 15,898 people assessed by new unit – set up after returns agreement was lost – have left UK

Twenty-two people were killed and hundreds were injured in a suicide attack at the end of an Ariana Grande concert on May 22 2017

Even royals find it tough to beat ‘Life in the UK’ exam

Even royals find it tough to beat ‘Life in the UK’ exam

Ex-minister claims he is going ‘to where the people are’

Ex-minister defended himself saying he is going ‘to where the people are’

The investiture ceremony will take place at Buckingham Palace.

A variety of stories covering migration, windfall taxes and census data are splashed across Thursday’s front pages.

Many households face hike to £4,000-plus in just six months’ time – when help with bills will be targeted

Move follows huge profit declarations from oil and gas firms

Crash closed part of tram line ahead of City game

If – as expected – the Bank raises interest rates by 0.75 percentage points, it would be the biggest single increase since 1989.

The Rics Construction and Infrastructure Monitor for the last quarter pointed to a drop in the number of firms in Scotland reporting rising workloads.

The 13-piece sustainable collection is the second edition of The Modern Artisan project.

It was the third highest monthly price rise on record.

A person’s region of origin – particularly the north of England and the Midlands – plays an important part in accent anxiety, research has found.

A survey carried out by Ipsos for the PA news agency found long waiting lists and waiting times to be the main issue of concern for the public.

Age UK warned that there could be knock on impacts on the NHS.

Customers will be able to exchange regular Celebrations tubs for a new ‘No Bounty’ alternative for a limited time.

A poll for the End Fuel Poverty Coalition suggests 76% think the Government is not doing enough to support vulnerable households this winter.

The report said employers should aim to have a range of accents within their organisation.

Mass Observation project was started to capture the public’s real opinion as opposed to the perception of it as presented in newspapers.

Figen Murray has campaigned for a Martyn’s Law, in memory of her 29-year-old son Martyn Hett.

The BBC said the restart had been permitted because the pair had ‘not begun to dance’ before the incident occurred.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has singled out Albanian asylum seekers after a big increase in the numbers of them crossing the Channel.

James Cleverly is set to stress the need to work together in the face of economic insecurity driven by Moscow’s war on its neighbour.

The Home Secretary was criticised by Edi Rama for using ‘easy rhetoric’ that ‘ignores hard facts’.

Four parliamentary committee chairs have called for clarity on how the Home Office will cut the number of treacherous small boat crossings.

Defendant denies inserting air into boy’s stomach via tube from nose

Kent council chiefs warn they are ‘at breaking point’ trying to cope as hotels booked up

Scotland Office minister John Lamont took aim at the SNP’s plans for an independent Scotland.

The incident provoked swathes of new safety measures.

The group had been moved from the Manston processing centre, reports said.

Robert Jenrick is reported to be planning to visit Albania shortly in a bid to beef up a deal the UK already has

Labour’s Rayner accuses PM of ‘shredding’ his promises and his authority

Prime minister warned that ‘gullible’ politicians could fall for free market think tank claims again

Sporting stars who won gold, silver and bronze at Tokyo 2020 and the Beijing 2022 Winter Games were welcomed by Charles and the Queen Consort.

The manager, who is German, said that the city was his home and that he would defend it forever.

Liz Kendall said she fears the Government does not have a serious plan to address the ‘absolute crisis’ in the care workforce.

An investigation was commissioned by NHS England and carried out by Niche Health and Social Care Consulting.

‘I believe we are the absolute laughing stock of the world at the moment,’ NHS caterer says

The pair have been granted bail ahead of an appeal for ‘grossly offensive’ messages sent before Couzens killed Sarah Everard.

Shaima Dallali said she considers the process to have constituted discriminatory treatment of her as a black Muslim woman.

Yassar Yaqub was killed by side of M62 near Huddersfield in 2017

Home secretary drawing attention to Tory ‘achilles heel’ on immigration

‘Good thing’ for politicians to show they’re in touch, says cabinet minister

Officials stress-test plans to cope with possible severe power blackouts this winter

Watchdog for post-ministerial roles writing to ex-health secretary

Charities say the under-fire cabinet minister, who was reappointed to the job just a week after she was forced to resign over a security breach, risks measures that will ‘harm’ children

A watchdog highlighted cases including an officer who sublet his flat to a sex worker.

’This is a matter serious enough to warrant suspension of the whip with immediate effect,’ chief whip says

Overcrowded unit ‘like a prison’ say detainees in plea to media and aid groups

Truss demanded chilled white wine and ‘absolutely no mayonnaise on anything’, according to new book

Council chiefs wrote to Suella Braverman setting out their concerns.

Overcrowded unit ‘like a prison’ say detainees in plea to media and aid groups

Ross McCullum has admitted manslaughter but denies murdering Megan Newborough, whose body was discovered in undergrowth beside a country lane.

At least four local authorities have secured temporary injunctions against Home Office plans

Labour says Conservative government in ‘chaos’ over what it stands for

Steve Baker was commenting amid the ongoing uncertainty over whether voters in the region will be heading to the polls this winter.

The Irish Foreign Affairs Minister said those objecting to his presence north of the border were not reflective of the majority of people.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford spoke of the ‘massive act of economic self-harm’ of Brexit during a Commons independence debate.

The US rapper, real name Rakim Mayers, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of assault with a firearm, following an incident in Los Angeles last year.

The pair were subsequently bailed by the judge following a High Court appeal into their sentence

The event at Buckingham Palace honoured Ugandan Asians who fled to the UK 50 years ago.

The Irish Foreign Affairs Minister was commenting after holding talks with NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris in Belfast.

The Defence Secretary said he will be fighting for ‘as much money as I can get’ when he meets Chancellor Jeremy Hunt.

‘This is going to continue to be a long, difficult bloody conflict,’ a western official said.

Amanda Pritchard told the King’s Fund annual conference in central London she did not think patients always got the care they deserved.

Relatives gathered together under umbrellas to say prayers, led by priest Father Joe Gormley.

The sum includes £400 million of spending within the health and social care portfolio to support a pay deal.

Society ‘cannot and should not’ have such children staying in hotels, said Local Government Association chairman James Jamieson.

Wednesday’s preliminary hearing in London marked the beginning of the Northern Ireland-focused module of the UK-wide inquiry.

Rosie Cooper accused the broadcaster and anti-fascism campaign group Hope not hate of using her as a ‘marketing tool’.

Ian Murray acknowledged he had overstepped the mark when responding to Angus MacNeil.

The Prince of Wales learnt more about Film Africa which showcases the best cinema from across the continent and diaspora in the UK.

Both officers, who exchanged offensive messages with Couzens before he killed Sarah Everard, were bailed ahead of an appeal.

A watchdog has found that hundreds if not thousands of corrupt officers could be serving in forces in England and Wales.

Edi Rama accuses Suella Braverman of using ‘easy rhetoric’ to hide from policy failings

The two officers talked about ‘struggle snuggles’ after one described pinning a 15-year-old girl to the floor during an incident

The Prince of Wales was speaking at symposium of Tusk Conservation Award winners and said he ‘loves’ the annual event.

A ‘staggering’ number of older and disabled people are not getting the social care and support they need, a conference will hear.

A handful of services will run when Network Rail staff walk out on November 5, 7 and 9.

Mark Harper made the comment after Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove suggested capital investment for HS2 will be reviewed.

Talks held on which promises still deliverable and possible – and every pledge on the table, No 10 says

Ex-minister claims he is going ‘to where the people are’

Former PM’s appearance follows lucrative speaking gig in US state of Colorado

Just 70.2% of passenger trains in Britain’s arrived at stations on time in September, compared with 72.6% in April.

Downing Street said the PM is considering whether promises made over the summer are still ‘deliverable’.