Migration minister Mike Tapp said the UK would ‘offer sanctuary to those in need’ while ‘restoring control at the border’

Households are set to pay an additional £221 each year

Sir Tony’s more than 5,000 word essay included a 10-point plan to return to the ‘radical centre’ and win a second term in government

The current price cap for a typical household paying by direct debit for gas and electricity is £1,641

A teenager was pulled from the water and taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead

Gabriela Teixeira’s husband tried to cut her out of the fortune just weeks before his death

Lord Mandelson was sacked from the role in September last year over his friendship with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein

14-year-old daughter Molly took her own life in 2017 after viewing harmful content online

The company did not pay any corporation tax in 2021 and 2022 because of the ‘super-deduction’ tax break

100 firefighters and ten engines have been called to the blaze at Kosher Kingdom

The government has been looking closely at the results of the Australian policy on social media - which includes a complete ban for under-16s

Shoppers increasingly relied on promotions to mitigate costs

Three people have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the incident

Footage of the footballer’s police stop was also captured on the officer’s bodyworn video

The most recent death was that of a boy, aged just 12, in Lancashire

Temperatures will drop slightly in some areas starting on Wednesday

High temperatures are forecast to continue throughout the week

‘It’s clearly exceptional when the May temperature record falls not once but twice in two days’

More than 920 illegal cases recorded in a decade – but RSPB says true number much higher and calls for licensing system

Exclusive: Data from children’s charity Barnardo’s shows one in 10 girls in the UK have been threatened with having nude pictures of themselves shared

Anne Keast-Butler will warn that the speed of advancements in technology mean there is a ‘narrowing window for the UK and allies to stay ahead’

The Government published a list of the household items after an announcement by Chancellor Reeves last week

Cyan Blue Odds Ltd, trading as Oddschecker, said it recognised the heightened risk associated with featuring “top-flight footballers”

Which? has called on the government to ensure regulator Ofcom can take action against tech firms that fail to block scams

The treaty aims to safeguard British borders, combat organised crime and strengthen collective defences

Littler was told by the Prince of Wales that the World Championship at the north London venue “looks like a good night out”

Lancashire Police believe the body to be that of a missing 12-year-old boy who got into difficulty while swimming with friends on Tuesday

Thunderstorms are forecast across the country on Tuesday evening

The party’s most successful former leader and prime minister issues a scathing indictment of Starmer’s government – and warns that the UK cannot even discuss rejoining the EU until it regains its lost strength

Two men died in the attack in October

The person was medically evacuated from the Netherlands to England and is now following strict infection prevention and control measures

Commander Stephen Clayman said the inquiry is “hugely complex”, with eight million documents and counting needing to be forensically reviewed

Charles was cheered by patients and staff at York Hospital as he toured the site ahead of the opening of the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Cancer Centre

PM says he found the case, which saw two teenage boys spared jail, ‘distressing as a father’

SNP first minister facing demands for inquiry amid questions over what Sturgeon knew about her estranged husband’s crimes

Robert Kenyon has been under intense scrutiny in recent weeks over a series of resurfaced social media posts

Reuben Morgan, despite being a good swimmer, died after suffering from cold shock while swimming in a reservoir in Wales

Some networks have imposed a series of speed restrictions on tracks to keep trains safe in the hot weather

Jools Sweeney took his own life in 2022 and his mother Ellen Roome believes his death could have been linked to an online challenge gone wrong

Janice Nix, 67, has been convicted of the manslaughter of stepdaughter Andrea Bernard in 1978

One of the victims said the sentences were like ‘a rock straight in my face’

The department said the A7 gang was using a Kyrgyz bank suspected of facilitating payments

Janice Nix wrote a book called Breaking Out, but did not mention Andrea Bernard’s death

The universal credit bill could be cut by £10bn through tackling unemployment, researchers find

Senior Reform UK politicians have entered into a public spat over the party’s immigration policy

Tom Hiddleston reflects on a visit to South Sudan and how it highlights the importance of international aid as it is cut by countries including the UK and US, ahead of playing in Soccer Aid – which has raised £120m for Unicef

Some people also reported that they had heard gunshots

Exclusive: Rejoining the EU could take place much more quickly for the UK than it typically would for other candidate countries, as a result of pre-existing alignment with the bloc

Tens of thousands of people packed the beach on Monday

The recently-resigned former health secretary joined calls for an Australia-style ban, ahead of a consultation closing.

The former SNP chief executive bought a £425 gold pendant which Nicola Sturgeon was reportedly later seen wearing

The former health secretary warned the situation led to ‘incalculable costs for their life chances’.

Former candidate Chris Kennedy apologised after reports he had called an attack on Jewish ambulances a ‘false flag’

Bethan Littlewood arrived on time after travelling through the night, but her manager was ‘double booked’

As the SNP’s long-standing chief executive, Murrell oversaw the party’s rocketing rise in popularity and a large influx of new members