Chancellor’s aim is to bring down inflation and make recession ‘as short and shallow as possible’

In 2021, there were 28,561 recorded.

Thames Valley Police launch murder investigation over incident

Voters overwhelmingly support new onshore wind and oppose fossil fuel investment

The Labour leader said the UK cannot ‘rely on bringing talent in from abroad’.

Samuel Bell popped the question to Charlotte Button at Lakeside Theatre in Colchester.

Andante Singer graduated from the University of Bristol with her three-year-old son Atticus watching on.

Border Force officials could be seen bringing groups of people into shore at Dover, Kent, on Saturday.

Matt Hancock has been accused of neglecting his constituents in favour of appearing on reality television by his local vicar.

Ofgem ‘failed to strike balance’ between competition and financial resilience

As the National Grid warns Britons could face blackouts due to the energy crisis we look back at the last time the country was plunged into darkness

Former cabinet minister faced another challenge, this time accompanied by Hollyoaks actor Owen Warner

As the National Grid warns Britons could face blackouts due to the energy crisis we look back at the last time the country was plunged into darkness

Bells will chime across the country and worldwide to commemorate lives lost.

The Liberal Democrats, who commissioned the research, said the figures expose the ‘true horrors’ of the crisis facing borrowers.

Customers have picked up the £2.7 billion cost of supplier failures at an extra £94 per household, the Public Accounts Committee said.

Exclusive: Green Tory joins Labour’s Sadiq Khan and medical experts in plea to government

Humza Yousaf and his Welsh counterpart have written to the UK Health Secretary calling for additional funding to avert strike action over the winter.

A national two-minute silence will take place at 11am.

Robert Jenrick has insisted a move towards more basic accommodation is necessary to remove a ‘pull factor’ for those coming to the UK ‘illegally’.

The NHS describes different types of anaemia – iron deficiency anaemia and vitamin B12 or folate deficiency anaemia.

The former Love Island contestant had to leave the show after just 24 hours in the jungle.

Prime minister attending G20 summit in Bali days after Russian withdrawal from Kherson

The Prime Minister departs for the Bali gathering – the first since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – on Sunday.

Staff reportedly offered a ‘route out’ of the Ministry of Justice when the Cabinet minister was reinstated in October.

The former cabinet minister faced another challenge, this time accompanied by Hollyoaks actor Owen Warner.

His guitar work helped pioneer the angular post-punk sound.

The King and other members of the royal family attended the event at the Royal Albert Hall.

Steven Craig was inspired by the 1992 film Reservoir Dogs when he doused Jacqueline Kirk in petrol

The comment came as Matt Hancock tucked into part of a camel’s penis, sheep’s vagina and cow’s anus.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer also attended the event at the Royal Albert Hall.

Staff reportedly offered a ‘route out’ of Ministry of Justice when Cabinet minister was reinstated in October

Around 50 per cent of Muslims in Britain are considered to be in poverty, compared to 18 per cent of the wider population

Members of Palestine Action used tourist passes to enter the Members’ Lobby of the House of Commons.

Border Force officials could be seen bringing groups of people into shore at Dover, Kent, over Saturday.

Staff earning less than £30,000 a year will receive £600 in a one-off payment.

Staff at the ambulance service are set to go on strike for the first time in decades.

‘Let us finally deliver that free trade agreement which mysteriously seems to have developed a flat tyre since I left office’

New strike action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions

New strike action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions

Chancellor’s Autumn Budget upcoming but help is out there for those on low incomes struggling with rising prices and high bills

Chancellor’s Autumn Budget upcoming but help is out there for those on low incomes struggling with rising prices and high bills

Kent facility opened in January intended for short-term detention and processing of applicants but is already struggling with overcrowding after high number of Channel crossings

Kent facility opened in January intended for short-term detention and processing of applicants but is already struggling with overcrowding after high number of Channel crossings

Exclusive: A hundred fundraisers ask for help as cost of living leaves them struggling to pay for medical care for their animal

The UK Health Security Agency said it is moving with the Home Office to vaccinate migrants at the Kent site against the disease.

Exclusive: At least eight more councils are considering legal action after six sought injunctions against hotels

Exclusive: Another 1.6 million people will be pulled below real living wage rates, research shows

Chancellor considering 10p hike in levy to 35% of oil and gas profits

‘I am a grandmother!’ says loyal ally – who insists former PM ‘will be back’ after earning money

‘I am a grandmother!’ says loyal ally – who insists former PM ‘will be back’ after earning money

Alderman Nicholas Lyons marked his election as the 694th Lord Mayor of London.

The former minister said Boris Johnson threw a ‘successful’ party to thank his supporters after he bowed out of the race to replace Liz Truss.

Putin’s stand-in Sergei Lavrov expected to face hail of condemnation over war in Ukraine

Pair were together fined nearly £2,000

Chancellor warns of ‘eye-watering’ decisions to come

Family of victim Dawn Sturgess express concern as no date yet set for public inquiry to start

Scotland Yard will take no action against Shaun Bailey and Conservative aides

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt says ‘tough rough ahead’ as he prepares to slash public spending

Spending settlement announced in 2021 wiped out by rising costs

‘We’re not going to arrest our way out of environmental protest’ warns policing leader

Unison general secretary decries ‘dreadful situation’ for public sector workers

Aiden Aslin says he wants to go ‘home’ but will leave fighting behind him

It is four times more than the 16 child fatalities acknowleged by the British government

Chair of National Police Chiefs’ Council defends efforts after scandals over racist, misogynist and criminal officers

‘What £400,000 figure attracted you to go into the jungle?’, asks Angela Rayner

Prime minister and chancellor seeking £60bn of tax rises and spending cuts in auserity budget

Size of budgets ’irrelevant’ without firm grip on soaring prices, Gillian Keegan argues

The donation will help the family of Freya Hunter, a 12-year-old who requires full-time oxygen and at-home nursing care.

‘Our recent record on reducing emissions from buildings is particularly poor’ chancellor told – ahead of autumn statement

Costs of inputs like fertiliser and animal feed have jumped by 30 per cent compounding Brexit labour shortages

Benefits must rise with inflation, say campaigners as families’ financial struggles revealed

Setback for ‘bonfire’ of Brussels rules, as more retained laws discovered by officials at National Archives

Leaky homes ‘major culprit’ in cost of living crisis, says top housing body calling for retrofit scheme

Felicity Buchan says affordability of rented housing is ‘separate issue’ from fairness

Exclusive: Foreign Office won’t set out payments to crucial global fund, as aid cuts are set to continue

The comedian also added a string of arena dates to the run.

Second row in as many weeks

‘I have decided to step back from government’ says twice-sacked former chief whip

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has strongly criticized the Iranian government for its bloody crackdown on protests in the country

Former health secretary Matt Hancock has insisted he does not regret his handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Groups of people were pictured at Border Force facilities in Dover, Kent, on Saturday morning.

British intelligence analysts believe Moscow’s withdrawal from Kherson, a strategically key Ukrainian city, likely began as early as October 22.