The tax stops many people from upsizing, downsizing, or moving for work

Dozens of local authorities say they will seek legal advice on halting the use of hotels to house asylum seekers following the interim injunction granted to Epping Council

The new vaccine programme will become routine for children in the future

A study analysing 38 million obituaries has revealed the things people believe constitute a good life

Half of those who reported ‘refuel anxiety’ said they have asked a partner or family member to fill up their cars for them

Side hustles are on the rise as people try to keep up with the cost of living

Those currently in their sixties will be most affected by next years’ rise – but there are more to come

Online marketplaces had been allowing the sale of products officially recalled by the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) for suffocation risks

The two weather events are set to bring ‘unseasonable’ conditions to the UK

With the price of Mounjaro to rise in September, some users are using leftover medication in syringes to create an extra dose

Heralding the biggest transformation to the postbox in its 175-year history, the new design was trialled earlier this year

Waste from pig and poultry farming is around 10.4 million cubic metres annually

Millions suffered sleepless nights and stress

This money is then partly being funnelled to bank shareholders due to a ‘flawed’ policy design, a new report says

Allan Leighton advises chancellor to not launch new tax raid in upcoming budget but invest in Britain if she wants to grow the economy

Cost of drug still set to more than double after Donald Trump told manufacturers to raise charges outside US

Robert Talland, 59, his son Stephen, 36, and his daughter Rosie, 33, performed songs that incited racial hatred

Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell argues Reform UK leader’s radical proposals to ‘send them all back’ go against the British way

The departure of Nin Pandit, the third senior figure from Downing Street to quit in 10 months, reflects a government struggling to keep on top of the agenda, says political editor David Maddox

The Bennett’s family has said they are ‘deeply concerned’ that they had no prior knowledge of the hearing being organised

Amid questions over the direction of government and mounting criticism over its handling of the migrant crisis, Nin Pandit’s departure has triggered speculation the prime minister is attempting to conduct yet another reset within Downing Street

Home Office claims ban on Essex asylum hotel could have a ‘serious impact’ on the UK’s ability to house migrants

Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson both shared false claims that the girl was brandishing weapons to defend herself from migrants

Exclusive: Prisoners have revealed their struggle to find housing and employment while living under an ‘overwhelming’ threat of recall

Chris Philp’s intervention has prompted questions over why he hasn’t yet handed his evidence over to the police

The couple welcomed their fourth child in May this year

None of the main childhood vaccines in England reached the 95 per cent target this year, health officials warn

Police have released footage showing an arrest of a man from Lancashire as part of an investigation into abusive social media messages which were sent to Jess Carter.

The First Minister condemned the ‘deliberate disinformation’ being spread online after a video appeared to show a girl brandishing weapons.

There are only a few days left for parents to check they are not missing out on thousands

Christopher Arnold claimed he had done so to ‘provide a moment of respite from feelings of panic and despair’

Police chief hails footballer for standing up to ‘disgusting’ abuse during women’s Euros in July

A yellow weather warning for rain has been issued for Wales and parts of England by the Met Office

The 27-year-old is next due to appear at Snaresbrook Crown Court on 25 September

The bodybuilder’s reputation was widely known across the North West

The company stated the change marks a return ‘back to its roots’

The editor of the Nottingham Post said the move was a ‘worrying sign of potentially things to come if Reform wins the next election’