The first three episodes of the documentary began streaming in the UK at 8am on Thursday.

Government considering whether to curb rights of health workers, says Gillian Keegan

Number of people killed in electric scooter crashes has tripled in last year, official figures suggest

Industrial action will affect many modes of transport over the festive period.

Government may curb staff rights as a ‘matter of public safety’

He died peacefully at his care home in Bristol

The RAF officer was the last surviving original member of the squadron that took part in the famous bombing raid on German dams

Public health staff are supporting the family of the four-year-old child, the HSE said.

A number of routes which suffered cuts earlier this year will get more trains scheduled.

Carolyn Grace dazzled audiences for decades in her late-husband’s renovated Second World War plane

Hundreds of thousands of low-income families are going without the heat, food and clothing needed to stay warm, new research shows

Hundreds of thousands of low-income families are going without the heat, food and clothing needed to stay warm, new research shows

A total of 4.9 million 50p coins will enter circulation across 9,452 Post Office branches throughout December.

Some 4.9 million 50p coins will enter circulation across 9,452 Post Office branches throughout December

Union admits customs and border force plans will have ‘significant impact’ on travel

Government pays out additional £25 to certain benefits recipients if temperatures hit zero or below for seven consecutive days

Government pays out additional £25 to certain benefits recipients if temperatures hit zero or below for seven consecutive days

Striking workers have been accused of causing festive ‘chaos’ on some of the front pages.

The US citizen has been advised by her government employer not to attend her sentencing hearing on Thursday.

It replaces the ITV Hub brand.

Holly Dejsupa was inspired by the stories of patients she met on hospital placements.

NASUWT Scotland and the Scottish Secondary Teachers Association have downed tools over a ‘divisive and inadequate’ pay offer.

The number of people placed into permanent jobs by recruitment agencies fell for the second consecutive month in November, the REC found.

A friend close to the royals stressed the matter concerned ‘real people’ and was not a ‘soap opera’.

The Met Office says overnight temperatures could fall as low as minus 10C in parts of the UK by the end of the week as a cold snap hits.

The new internet safety laws, once in place, would require tech companies to remove illegal material from their platforms.

The review comes in the wake of high profile court cases, including between the families of Charlie Gard and Archie Battersbee.

Demand for crisis mental health services has doubled since 2017.

Four people drowned in Wales last year while paddleboarding on the Cleddau River.

Workers downed tools on Thursday on the first of two days of strike action.

A net balance of 35% of property professionals saw a pick-up in rental demand in November, according to surveyors.

Ireland’s minister for foreign affairs suggested that the pay cut would take effect in January.

Chief Whip Simon Hart removed the whip ‘with immediate effect’ after a report to Scotland Yard.

Chief Whip Simon Hart removed the whip ‘with immediate effect’ after a report to Scotland Yard

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves sets out plans to fill £16bn investment gap for start-ups

Call comes as TUC boss demands ‘meaningful’ talks on pay with chancellor Jeremy Hunt

He will now take a role as the SNP’s business ambassador, making the case for independence to businesses.

A judge said the family home was ‘the most debated’ which deserves ‘praise’.

St Helens North MP confident claim is ‘entirely unfounded’

Matt Hancock is to stand down as he looks to “influence the public debate” outside Parliament

Matt Hancock is to stand down as he looks to “influence the public debate” outside Parliament

November drop ‘reflects worst of market volatility over recent months’

‘Significant’ delays expected at Heathrow and elsewhere as Border Force staff walk out from 23 December

The annual Turnip Prize goes to someone who has ‘created something that they perceive to be crap art using the least amount of effort possible’.

Mr McGinn said he has not been told the details of the complaint but believes it is ‘entirely unfounded’.

Cumbria colliery would be first new pit since 1986

Second burglary in Chelsea star’s village also under investigation

A jury deliberated for half a day to find him not guilty of the charges against him.

The alleged incident is reported to have occurred outside Luton Town Hall

Andrew Bridgen described mRNA vaccines as ‘experimental’.

The Montserrat-born British artist was presented with the annual £25,000 prize money at a ceremony in Liverpool.

Professor Sir Stephen Powis was knighted for services to the NHS, particularly during the pandemic.

MP says ‘whole new world of possibilities’ out there – but move comes after local Tory association said he was ‘not fit’

On the Breadline: Chief rabbi calls on people to ‘dig deep’ to support our campaign

The former health secretary told Rishi Sunak he will not stand at the next general election following his I’m A Celebrity appearance.

Stephanie Moore OBE thinks the Three Lions can beat France in the quarter-final clash on Saturday and go on to lift the trophy.

The Met Office has issued a weather warning for parts of the UK as temperatures drop as low as -10C

Police bring in 27-year-old on suspicion of drink and drug driving offences

It comes as Britain faces a cost-of-living crisis driven largely by soaring costs for heating and power

The Duchess of Sussex spoke after winning an award for her podcast.

This is being done in response to the high number of children attending its emergency department with symptoms of infections, the Belfast Trust said.

‘No decent country treats human beings this way’ says heartbroken mother

Any new laws will not come in time to stop upcoming walkouts, minister admits

Northumbria Police have issued a new photo of Alexander Carr and urged people not to approach him.

PM confirms lingerie millionaire has lost Conservative whip – after she took leave of absence from Lords

Chris Heaton-Harris is to decide whether to hold a fresh probe into the 1998 atrocity.

Union admits customs and border force plans will have ‘significant impact’ on travel

The Prince of Wales and Oscar-winning actress Olivia Colman were among the famous faces congratulating ICAP on it’s charity day.

There are seven planned Royal Mail strikes in December

Protests against salary stagnation and working conditions happening almost every day this month, threatening widespread disruption across Britain as Christmas approaches

‘No decent country treats human beings this way’ says heartbroken mother

The heater made from tea lights and terracotta pots was found to have triggered the potentially lethal blaze.

Claddag has taken High Court action against the Government after raising concern about disabled people living in high-rise blocks.

The ‘unprecedented and in-depth documentary series’ is set to debut on the streaming platform on Thursday

A number of houses were evacuated and a cordon was put in place.

Sheffield City Council has declared a major incident after around 2,000 homes lost gas after the network was flooded by water

The pencil and ink drawing by Ernest Howard Shepard was created around 1931 to illustrate the children’s novel by Kenneth Grahame.

As Prince of Wales, Charles was the royal founding patron of Business in the Community.

Red Cross assisting as burst water main leaves homes without central heating while Arctic chill hits UK

Mr Hancock was stripped of the Conservative whip after it emerged he was joining I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will release a tell-all documentary this week about their time in the royal family.

To date, at least nine children have died from complications caused by the Strep A infection.

A panel of seven justices concluded that a clause is not incompatible with the rights to freedom of conscience, assembly and expression of protesters.

Dame Esther Rantzen has warned that some older people ‘may well die’.

Former health secretary and I’m A Celebrity… campmate Matt Hancock will stand down as an MP at the next general election.

Making a statement on the GLO (group litigation order) compensation scheme, Grant Shapps set out further details in the Commons for MPs.

Scotland’s health secretary said the country’s health service is ‘adequately able’ to deal with Strep A infections.

On the Breadline: Bus to stop at Queen Mary’s Hospital in Roehampton

A photo snapped by Labour councillor Barry Kushner, 61, showed dozens of other patients faced similarly “chaotic” experiences at the Royal Liverpool Hospital

The reality TV star is accused of secretly filming himself having sex with his now-ex, Georgia Harrison, and uploading it to his OnlyFans account.

Robbie Moore, MP for Keighley, spoke of the ‘challenge’ facing his constituency.

Footage posted on Wednesday by the Qatar Meteorology Department showed heavy rain.

Conservative MP Natalie Elphicke had accused England star of ‘playing politics’

A suit worn by David Tennant as the Doctor will be one of the star attractions.

Ambassador tells MPs claims that 2 per cent of Albanian men have crossed Channel are ‘not realistic’

Sinn Fein had urged the DUP to drop its boycott of the devolved powersharing institutions.

Supporters have raised concerns about delays in receiving their Hayya cards, which are required to attend games at the tournament in Qatar.

Dame Margaret Hodge called for the British company to cut its ties with oil firm Rosneft, which is majority owned by the Russian state.

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan insisted the Government remained committed to some of the elements within the doomed legislation.

Bedfordshire Police said they will not be disclosing the name of the suspect.