One in five low income households do not have enough food and are unable to keep their homes warm, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation said.

‘All of the content in the log is submitted to be explicitly racist, homophobic, sexist, ableist and islamaphobic,’ a tribunal heard

The law graduate believed women should be able to walk home, her family said.

A man will appear in court on Wednesday charged with murder, attempted rape and robbery.

The First Minister was speaking the day after she unveiled plans to hold a second vote on independence in October 2023.

The law graduate ‘was ready to make a family of her own’, her loved ones said

Tobias Ellwood warns of ‘overstretch’ in Britain’s army amid increased aggresion by Moscow

Family hail ‘amazing wife, daughter, sister, mummy’ who campaigned to raise awareness of her condition

Year has been ‘frightening’ so far for poorest families, charity says

The Russian view of the world was ‘something to worry about’, Ben Wallace said.

Boris Johnson said Sweden and Finland joining the alliance is a ‘huge step forward’.

‘We never had a lot so we couldn’t lose a lot and it has left us quite stress free,’ says Edith Dumbleton

Zara Aleena was beaten to death in East London in the early hours of Sunday morning

Government condemned for trying ‘to rush it through’ – in echoes of Northern Ireland Protocol now being torn up

She died on Tuesday surrounded by her family and in her last weeks campaigned tirelessly to raise bowel cancer awareness.

PM says world needs ‘more women in positions of power’

Total number of infections continuing to rise across Britain

Total number of infections continuing to rise across Britain

Requesting proof of vaccination left to discretion of venues since restrictions relaxed

Requesting proof of vaccination left to discretion of venues since restrictions relaxed

Teen taken in from Stansted as police search east London address

The Duchess of Sussex has spoken out against the decision by the US Supreme Court to end constitutional protections for abortion.

Jordan McSweeney, of no fixed address, has also been charged with attempted rape and robbery.

PM had ‘frank’ exchange of views with Alberto Fernandez over sovereignty

The front pages focus on two decades of prison food for a socialite and the death of Dame Deborah James.

Maxwell looked straight ahead and showed no emotion as judge Alison Nathan passed sentence in front of a packed public gallery.

A High Court judge recently ruled doctors could lawfully stop providing treatment to Archie Battersbee.

The singer was convicted on multiple counts of racketeering, with charges relating to bribery and forced labour, by a jury in September last year.

The third day of The Championships will see more singles matches and the first rounds of doubles.

Here is everything you need to know about the singer’s career and the allegations brought against him over the years.

Airbnb data showed a 33 per cent increase in UK listings between 2017 and 2018

The invasion of Ukraine is the ‘perfect example of toxic masculinity’, the Prime Minister said.

Southern England leads the rise but population was up all over

House authorities accused of ‘wrecking’ plans to get work under way after more than 20 years of discussions

Exclusive: It was disappointing that ministers postponed action, says Ian Khama, launching cross-party report calling for urgent crackdown

The guide price for the portion of pall is between £1,500 and £2,000.

It is ‘inconceivable’ that the Palace should be allowed to deteriorate further and MPs are put in danger, the Public Accounts Committee chair said.

Professor Martin Marshall, chair of the Royal College of GPs, believes the bond between GP and patient is based on trust but is under threat.

Trade committee chair Angus Brendan MacNeil said MPs had been ‘consistently hindered’ in attempts to examine the deal.

Patients will receive faster and more personalised care thanks to an expanded use of technology, according to the proposals.

The Transport Secretary claimed the Government is investing in modernising the railways ‘despite the best efforts of unions’.

Prices were up 3.1% on a year ago in June, the highest rate of inflation since September 2008, according to the BRC-Nielsen Shop Price Index.

The number of children seeking support from councils has risen by nearly a quarter in a year.

The festival programme features a series of events exploring the climate crisis.

The podcaster and mother-of-two was a patron of Bowel Cancer UK.

Emergency services were called to the scene in Gifle View, Thornford, at 6.03am.

Police said the pair were known to each other and urged anyone with information to come forward

Steve Bray was known as the Stop Brexit Man because he used a megaphone to shout ‘Stop Brexit’.

Ms Dando, 37, was shot dead outside her home in Fulham, west London, on 26 April 199

The podcaster and mother-of-two died on Tuesday from bowel cancer.

Andrew Bowie MP said “now is not the time” for a second referendum on Scottish Independence on BBC’s The Nine

Local authorities warn of £3.6bn black hole due to soaring costs

The podcaster died on Tuesday after being diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2016.

PM wants ‘greater commitments’ from allies – but defence secretary wants greater commitment from No 10 and Treasury

The Prime Minister said: “We need allies – all allies – to dig deep to restore deterrence and ensure defence in the decade ahead.”

Moscow’s missile attack on a packed shopping centre in central Ukraine drew condemnation from world leaders.

The cancer campainger was described by her family as ‘the most amazing wife, daughter, sister, mummy’

Move to more restrictive social security system linked to rise in crime

Family hail ‘amazing wife, daughter, sister, mummy’ who campaigned to raise awareness of her condition

Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services said the force is being closely scrutinised.

Passengers turned away from airport as Saudi’s portal causes more disruption

The British socialite said meeting Jeffrey Epstein was the ‘greatest regret of my life’ shortly before she was given 20 years in prison.

Labour MP warns abortion rights in UK are ‘more fragile than people realise’

Maxwell stood and looked straight ahead as the sentence was passed on Tuesday.

Auctioneers said the work was now a ‘monumental symbol of hope and solidarity’.

‘It’s amazing it took this long,’ say Sarah Everard vigil campaigners

Nadine Dorries said it was ‘inherently unfair’ for woman to compete against someone who was born biologically male

Maxwell enticed vulnerable teenagers to Jeffrey Epstein’s various properties for him to sexually abuse between 1994 and 2004.

The 16-year-old was arrested by counter-terrorism police on Monday.

‘I feel scared, but what can I do? I have to go out,’ one local woman says

Richard Paterson follows in his father’s footsteps as a master blender.

The 15-year-old is due to appear at the Old Bailey on July 15.

Priti Patel gave police powers to crack down on the Parliament Square gathering

Zara Aleena was on her way home in Ilford, east London, in the early hours of Sunday when she was attacked.

Foreign Secretary Liz Truss said defensive weapons should have been supplied to Ukraine earlier.

Boris Johnson has published the terms of reference for the coronavirus public probe and announced its start.

First minister wants ‘legal’ vote in October 2023, even if Boris Johnson blocks it

Oleksandr Merezhko made an appeal for heavy weaponry to allow his country to defend itself.

Maxwell lured young girls to massage rooms for Jeffrey Epstein to molest between 1994 and 2004.

The former Campsfield House immigration removal centre near Oxford is to become a 400-bed detention site for men.

Lockdown has led to some “frightening” changes in attitudes towards women, headteachers say.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said the military had lived off a diet of “smoke and mirrors”.

A look at some of the important questions around indyref2 and the Scottish independence debate.

Boris Johnson and G7 leaders urged to double aid commitments as millions face hunger

Boris Johnson insisted the UK would have a ‘stronger economy and stronger country together’.

Clare College is to rename ‘The Colony’ as Castle Court.

Bill will break law and ‘diminish’ UK in eyes of world and will not work, says former prime minister

‘Act of self-harm’: Jacob Rees-Mogg announced delay to checks as cost-saving measure

PM said on Saturday that he plans to lead country into 2030s

Households to receive money on smart meters for cutting down power usage under National Grid scheme

The youngsters said they can relate to the British star because of her age.

There are conflicting views on when or if a second vote should take place, according to pollster Mark Diffley.

High Court told that detention in woman-only centre currently unlawful because of lack of in-person legal advice

Inquiry chief Sue Gray put in ‘very difficult’ position by PM’s decision to ask her to lead probe

Green MP Caroline Lucas blasts appointment as ‘utter hypocrisy’

Businessman Andrew “Andy” Bush, 48, was found lying in a pool of blood after an argument with his swimwear model ex in April 2014

The First Minister has launched a legal action in the Supreme Court to establish if it is legal to hold a referendum.

Coroner praises Folajimi ‘Jimi’ Olubunmi-Adewole, 20, who died on April 24 last year after jumping into the River Thames near London Bridge.

Folajimi Olubunmi-Adewole, 20, was found dead six hours after going into the water near London Bridge in what police described as a “sheer act of bravery”

The mother-of-two, who suffers from a debilitating neurological condition, branded staff the retailer ‘inhuman’