Policing minister claims ‘significant improvements’ made in last few days

No election ‘in December, or ahead of the festive season’, Chris Heaton-Harris said

Centre in Kent being expanded to take more than 1,600 people arriving across the Channel

The Northern Ireland Secretary said he will outline his next steps in Parliament.

Chancellor is also considering slashing dividend allowance

Further flooding and travel disruption expected as up to 40mm rain forecast to fall in just a few hours

Mr Johnson dropped out of the Tory leadership race while claiming he had the nominations needed to make it on to the ballot paper

The Home Secretary toured immigration centres on Thursday while battling to grip the migrant crisis.

The concerts took place in September, one at London’s Wembley stadium and the second at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.

Recession fears and the Manchester Arena inquiry feature on Friday’s front pages.

Bank hikes rates for eighth consecutive time putting futher squeeze on cost of living crisis

Bank hikes rates for eighth consecutive time putting futher squeeze on cost of living crisis

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

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

Bank of England announces biggest surge in rates since the 1980s

Government urged to treat exploitation of children as seriously as it does terrorism

Chancellor warns of ‘difficult decisions’ in fight to ‘restore stability’

The First Minister will give evidence to Holyrood’s Public Audit Committee on Friday.

Jeremy Hunt is also considering an increase in dividend taxes, in a move that would come as a blow to entrepreneurs.

Organisers revealed that ticket-and-coach packages for the 2023 festival sold out within half an hour, after going on sale at 6pm on Thursday.

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Anne Longfield, head of the Commission on Young Lives, urged the Government to treat the exploitation of children as seriously as it does terrorism.

Parts of the UK will see heavy rain during on Friday, which will start cold and frosty, before heavier, more widespread downpours over the weekend.

The entitlement would be enshrined in the NHS constitution, the party said.

Campaigners say curbing Friday releases would cut reoffending.

The Waverley Abbey yew is believed to be more than 500 years old.

MPs express concerns over the benefits of the taxpayer-funded £400 million stake in OneWeb satellite company.

Creative industries minister Julie Lopez said the grants were intended to get more creative firms up and running.

Doctors cured him with mix of neutralising antibodies – but say such treatments are no longer effective

Supermarket says its new tariffs are ‘some of the most competitive rates in the market’

Sir Lindsay Hoyle said he personally would not run around the jungle ‘eating kangaroos’ testicles’.

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

Tobias, who has cerebral palsy and autism, has raised more than £158,000 for Paces School.

Met Police detective sacked after ‘harassing and touching’ junior colleague on night shift

The Russian ambassador to the UK claimed British ‘specialists’ were involved in a drone attack on Russia’s Black Sea fleet at the weekend.

Adrian Keise, 32, from Lambeth, died after a confrontation.

‘Everyone will be affected’: Hike in housing costs and increased inflation to hit hard

The actor had just finished the movie Dracula Untold when he met the then Prince of Wales.

Sir Keir Starmer told the Keir Hardie Dinner on Thursday that his party had chased the ‘lawbreakers’ out of Downing Street.

Grieving father says his son’s life was ‘turned into a nightmare’ by ‘greatest evil that walks this Earth’

‘Apology means nothing unless they act rapidly,’ say grieving family, as inquiry head scathing about rescue operation

Kay Stewart heard cries of ‘Mammy, I’m stuck’ coming from the bathroom.

Boys are more likely to be obese than girls, a report says.

The inquiry chair said emergency services failed to ‘get a grip’ of the situation

A Chinook helicopter reportedly costs £3,500 per hour to fly

Bosses of police, transport police, fire and ambulance services all apologised unreservedly after a damning report into the aftermath of the attack.

A man in his 30s was arrested at the scene and is now in custody, police said

Suella Braverman dodged questions from the press during her trip to Kent.

Police chief admits force’s failings were ‘significant’

A report found one of the 22 people murdered would probably have survived but for inadequacies in the emergency response.

Standard tickets for the festival in Somerset will go on sale on Sunday November 6 at 9am.

According to defence analysts writing for the UK Defence Journal, a Chinook costs about £3,500 per hour to fly.

The investiture ceremony took place on Thursday afternoon.

Simon Byrne said, without mitigation, policing will become less visible, less accessible and less responsive.

Nicola Mundy wrote to the Government-owned company to express concern that 153 vehicles passed a stranded car before a fatal collision.

Sterling drops 1.4% against US dollar after decision-makers warn of longest recession on record

Commons leader recalls her own ITV appearance – as fellow minister questions whether Matt Hancock will fulfil duties while ‘eating various worms’ in jungle

Care worker John Atkinson, 28, would probably have survived, the report said.

The broadcaster said there was ‘insufficient counter and challenge’ to some of the opinions expressed by guests on the programme.

Feed the Future: ‘Offering children healthy food should be one of the basic things we are getting right’

The singer said the country is going through a ‘mess’ and politicians ‘need to be above celebrity’.

Geza Tarjanyi travelled to the then health minister’s house in London on January 3 to stage a protest against the coronavirus vaccine rollout.

However, overall levels of flu are still low, meaning it is too early to predict how big the wave of infections will be.

The Dragonfly helicopter crashed in 1958.

Retired policeman David Mills, 56, had the device fitted at the at University Hospital Southampton.

Ross McCullum denies murder but has admitted the manslaughter of 23-year-old Megan Newborough.

Station manager Andy Berry rejected the suggestion by a police inspector at the scene of a rendezvous point at Manchester Cathedral car park.

Lord Benyon told the Lords he could not guarantee a traditional turkey meal may be affected.

MP found to have made ‘unacceptable attack’ on standards chief, as revealed by Independent

‘It has been looked at ... there are no plans’ says Downing Street

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt confirms more pain to come in autumn statement

‘Worst time’ for UK to impose spending cuts, says UN rapporteur

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

Move follows huge profit declarations from oil and gas firms

Inquiry chair Sir John Saunders ruled the officer made an early ‘significant’ mistake when he failed to declare a major incident.

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

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

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

Numbers wishing to rejoin EU steadily growing over past year, while parties maintain silence

Sebastian Kalinowski died of an infection caused by ‘untreated complications of multiple rib fractures’.

Fashion designer Ozwald Boateng met the royal couple after their guided tour of the exhibition.

‘Poor healthcare and the stress of detention is particularly dangerous for pregnant women and can have life-long consequences for both the mother and child,’ Women’s Equality Party leader says

Jagtar Singh Johal from Dumbarton was in Punjab in northern India for his wedding in 2017 when his family say he was bundled into an unmarked car.

Penny Mordaunt says she had training for Splash! appearance earlier this year but none of her time was taking away from Commons duties

Earlier this week Grace Williams, leader of Waltham Forest Council, highlighted the alleged incidents when she met Home Office officials.

The clergyman said he wanted to acknowledge the pain and distress of gay people in the life of the Church.

John Atkinson would have survived but for inadequacies in the emergency response, the inquiry report found.

Commons leader Penny Mordaunt says training for show did not impact her job as an MP

Little Elaina Rose Aziz was taken to hospital in cardiac arrest after being found ‘seriously unwell’

The man is fighting an extradition request by authorities who allege he is Nicholas Rossi.

William was speaking during his first official visit, with Kate, to the seaside town of Scarborough.

Lawyers on behalf of Detention Action and a woman held at Manston have sent an urgent pre-action letter to the Home Office, the charity said.

‘We will not agree to accept exported migrants – that is inhumane’

Law firm Hudgell Solicitors is preparing civil claims for more than 150 survivors from the 2017 Manchester Arena attack.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is due to reveal the Government’s latest fiscal plans on November 17.

The former Conservative Party leader described the protocol as the ‘great elephant in the room of all of this’.

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

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Suella Braverman did not take media questions during her visit

The group claim they were acting to prevent a crime.