‘It’s called leadership’, says ex-head of civil contingencies

Ministers accused of ‘kicking can down the road’ on its promised review of asylum seeker work ban

More than 17,000 people have crossed the sea to reach Britain this year

Suspect to appear in court on Tuesday over killing of 28-year-old in southeast London

‘Clear link’ between UK’s exit from EU and shortage of truck drivers, says former negotiator

Campaign group will demand PM launches public inquiry ‘immediately’

Visits to a webpage on how to claim Universal Credit for those who have a mental health condition has risen ninefold in the space of a year

They made the discovery while having breakfast on Tuesday [21] morning at their home in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire, Scotland

The parents of Samuel, four, reckon they saved around £15,000 — and it was the perfect day

Pro-rape comments and misogyny are rampant in far-right spaces, Hope Not Hate report suggests

Registration formally announced as leader Paul Golding agrees to pay ‘substantial damages’ for libelling halal food officials

The iguana was discovered sunbathing on the roof of a pub in Folkestone

A post-mortem and subsequent toxicology examination suggested that Mustafa died from the administration of non-prescribed medication

Winning power could be two-term project, shadow cabinet ministers admit

Merseyside has become one of the UK’s hot spots for gang and organised crime activity. Robert Hesketh asks why that might be

Shadow Home Secretary promises police crackdown in party conference speech

Any attempt to secure swift return to Commons would not necessarily be met with offer of safe seat

Andy McDonald says party is ‘more divided than ever’ under Sir Keir

Industry leaders issue plea for calm, amid reports of abuse towards pump staff

Former Speaker says Labour deputy leader should not be ‘damned to perdition’

Michael Gove is becoming known for his fondness for a night out

Former member of Labour’s ruling National Executive Committee denies single harassment charge

Voters sent by local parties back policy by 80 per cent to 20 per cent

Some regional forces start contingency planning but police vehicles currently unaffected, senior officers say

One service station charging 153.9p per litre for unleaded

Warm reception from industry as Rachel Reeves declares Labour is ‘pro-worker, pro-business’

Petrol association says between 50 and 90 per cent of stations have run dry

Conference delegates defy Keir Starmer by voting to oppose UK’s new military agreement

Shadow foreign secretary Lisa Nandy says leadership rejects ‘unbalanced’ approach and ‘cannot support this motion’

‘They started fighting each other so we had to close the whole place,’ one manager tells Holly Bancroft

Olaf Scholz, set to take over as German chancellor after coalition talks, offers advice to UK

Fuel shortages have caused deadlock traffic across the country and left many without access to fuel

Hundreds of villagers were turfed out of their homes and most of the buildings were blown up by Royal Engineers who used them for demolition practice

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves to exceed John McDonnell’s spending plans, to create work ‘of the future’

Dave ‘Dinger’ Bell spent 119 days in the Atlantic Ocean

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Snaking lines of cars seen at pumps across Britain over weekend as drivers panic buy and government considers sending in military to resolve haulier deficit

UK’s Brexit minister has threatened to trigger Article 16

Highways agency urged to reopen all hard shoulders immediately, pending a review

Debate around the school name began following global Black Lives Matter protests last year

Ministers were considering ‘Operation Escalin’, bringing in hundreds of soldiers to replace missing tanker drivers

Police investigating whether primary school teacher was killed by stranger

‘Drivers need way more than a visa’

Rachel Reeves tells government to let independent migration experts decide on visas – after just 5,000 were issued

‘He spoke about the importance of keeping the ancient Tibetan culture alive,’ woman who opened the cafe inspired by the Dalai Lama is on the verge of losing it

Party stresses cost-of-living crisis from ‘perfect storm’ of tax hikes, benefit cuts and soaring fuel bills