Sergey Markov says ‘a lot of people in Western countries’ could be killed in nuclear war on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme

Liz Truss has moved to rein in runaway household bills caused by rising global gas prices

Liz Truss has moved to rein in runaway household bills caused by rising global gas prices

Shops and independent local pubs among those who will get more long-term help, PM indicates

‘Now I have times during my commute that I feel as though I can’t breathe,’ victim says

Sala was joining then Premier League club Cardiff City in a £15 million transfer, which involved football agent Willie McKay, from Ligue 1’s Nantes.

A number of employees have received a letter saying that consultations will be held.

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng says new support package will ‘stop businesses collapsing’

The Business Secretary said the scheme would begin in November but would be backdated to October.

Strike action in disputes over jobs, pay and conditions has caused a surge of cancellations in recent months.

TUC calls for rate raise ‘as soon as possible’

Poorer households are expected to be hardest-hit, while eldery people have reported having to choose between heating or eating

Problems at Stevenage and Hayes and Harlington caused delays to trains to and from King’s Cross, Paddington and Moorgate on Wednesday morning.

Minister rejects label as prime minister says rich will benefit the most

Households will start receiving money off their energy bills from October

Older people will receive a further discount on their energy bills this autumn

Government says homeowners will not be forced to take part in scheme

The Russian president used a televised address to his nation to issue a nuclear threat.

Foreign Office minister Gillian Keegan responds to Putin’s ‘nuclear blackmail’ comments

Eight new students at Kew’s School of Horticulture donned clogs and an apron in a bid to claim the coveted trophy.

Prosecutor says Daniel Nash’s alleged behaviour against 12 women was ‘persistent and predatory’

The 43-year-old man was playing songs on his harmonica, including the British national anthem

New monarch reportedly keen to show he understands people’s troubles

More than 3,300 workers are participating in the largest ever four-day working week pilot

Issues at Stevenage and Hayes & Harlington are causing problems for services through London Kings Cross, Paddington and Moorgate.

Record breaking swimmer Ross Edgley is preparing for his latest adventure – a 48-hour non-stop swim the length of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.

Wednesday’s papers focus on political jostling over taxes.

King Charles not expected to carry out any official engagements for seven days

A date for the ceremony has not yet been announced, but May and June 2023 are possibilities.

More than 20 years on, conspiracy theories continue to rage – despite almost all of them being proven decisively wrong

More than 20 years on, conspiracy theories continue to rage – despite almost all of them being proven decisively wrong

New monarch reportedly keen to show he understands normal peoples’ troubles

Move comes as average UK house price leapt by 15.5 per cent annually in July

Muhammad Khan charged under Public Order Act

Erica Whyman is currently the acting artistic director following Gregory Doran stepping back from the role.

But the rate was lower in England for primary school classroom teachers, the National Foundation for Educational Research said.

The Government must take a ‘two-pronged’ approach to get people off the streets and ensure vulnerable tenants do not end up on them, a report says.

A revolutionary heart-healing patch could help restore the lifespan and quality of life for people living with heart failure, researchers said.

The North Sea Transition Authority said there had been emission reductions of more than one fifth between 2018 and 2021.

The series will follow the former prime minister during the first weeks of the pandemic response.

The Early Cancer Institute (ECI) will house as many as 120 researchers who will focus on cancers that are hard to treat

At a time of soaring inflation, frozen income tax thresholds have a ‘profound effect’, according to former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb.

The report involved the prisons and probation inspectorates, Ofsted, the Care Quality Commission and Care Inspectorate Wales.

The finance ministers from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have asked UK Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng to take urgent action on the cost crisis.

Some groups and communities are particularly affected, leading physiotherapists said.

Investment in making homes more efficient to heat will save on energy costs for households and the taxpayer, groups urge.

People living in Wales, the West Midlands, and Yorkshire and the Humber face the highest costs, Citizens Advice said.

The guidance is published by Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems.

Almost a quarter of those surveyed said they couldn’t get an appointment.

Jamal, who was made an MBE for his services to music in 2014, died on February 20 this year at the age of 31.

Late monarch joined her husband in final resting place after funeral

The Prime Minister also doubled down on her campaign trail commitment to increase defence spending to 3% of UK GDP by the end of the decade.

Liz Truss confirmed she would be reversing the national insurance hike and axing the planned increase to corporation tax.

UK government says Britain responsible for transporting 3.1 million Africans to colonies aross Atlantic

The US president is governing on an agenda that is the polar opposite of the new prime minister’s plans for Britain, writes Richard Hall

The total is a few million below the audience for the funeral in 1997 of Diana, Princess of Wales.

PM has ruled out windfall tax on energy giants

The royal family attended a private burial service at the King George VI Memorial Chapel on Monday evening.

Pair held first bilateral meeting at fringes of United Nations summit

President will push for Irish peace process to be safeguarded in post-Brexit row

US president attacks ‘trickle down’ economics, as PM admits her tax cuts will benefit rich most

The new Justice Secretary Brandon Lewis said the first talks between lawyers and the Government were ‘constructive’ and discussions would continue.

Controversial leader accused of politicking during London visit

Independent pubs among those who will get longer-term support, Liz Truss indicated

Royal relics have a history of disrupting a monarch’s final procession

The pair held their first bilateral meeting at the fringes of the United Nations summit in New York.

US president wants ‘no threat to Good Friday Agreement’ – and will ‘speak in detail with her about that‘

This is a huge moment of transition for members of the royal family as they take on new roles, titles and responsibilities.

The inquest was due to begin on Tuesday – five years on from the teenager’s death.

TUC says rules breach fundamental rights and rules on consultation

Damage to overhead wires has meant severe disruption for commuters travelling to and from Kings Cross and Paddington.

Queen Elizabeth II has been lying in state in the hall with mourners waiting for hours overnight to see her coffin

William MacDowell, of Penrith in Cumbria, denies killing his son Andrew MacRae and the child’s 36-year-old mother Renee MacRae in November 1976.

John Frace, 27, from Argyll, said he was ‘forever grateful’ for the chance to pay his last respects.

John Smith, dog expert and founder of Yappy, said that the corgis will feel the loss of their owner being gone.

Chris Heaton-Harris says the Government is working to find a good solution to the ‘specific problem’ of providing support payments to consumers in NI.

While Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield have faced criticism for allegedly skipping the queue, several celebrities were spotted waiting in line for hours with members of the public

The Criminal Bar Association will sit down with Brandon Lewis, who was appointed to the role two weeks ago.

Right-wing Brazilian president accused of turning visit to Queen’s funeral into political rally

Young woman says she went to Louis Saha Matturie’s flat near Manchester city centre with friend in early hours of 8 April last year

The region’s new Secretary of State said there is ‘no ideal solution’ on addressing Northern Ireland’s troubled past.

The new Northern Ireland Secretary said people should judge him on his actions and words.

The Prime Minister stressed the need for a ‘constructive relationship’ with the French.

The number of deaths registered in England and Wales due to cardiac arrhythmias was well above average for much of the first half of 2022.

Several protesters argued at a hearing in May that an injunction would obstruct ‘peaceful protest against illegal tree-felling’ and ‘wildlife crimes’.

Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg is expected to give details of the scheme on Wednesday.

The court heard he was quickly detained, arrested and interviewed by police.

Saudi Arabia given cash for ’counter terrorism’ – and Bahrain for ‘juvenile justice law’ blamed for arbitrary detentions of teenagers

Michelle Donelan will also look again at future of BBC licence fee – after Nadine Dorries outlined overhaul

Some people travelled hundreds of miles to pay tribute to the late monarch.

Defying Russia vital for ‘long-term security’, says PM – but she won’t tell public to ration energy use

Culture secretary says any criticism of price tag is ‘preposterous’

The Prime Minister suggested she would ‘work more closely’ with allied nations than Boris Johnson.

Causley was handed a life sentence for killing Carole Packman who disappeared in 1985.

UK among ‘worst performers’ for private sector investment – despite lowest corporation tax rate

‘The risk the United Kingdom will not continue is greater today than at any time in my political lifetime. I certainly don’t think it’s inevitable’

People earning above £100,000 will benefit most from tax cut in Friday’s mini-Budget, says IFS

The young woman said she had gone to Louis Saha Matturie’s flat near Manchester city centre with a friend in the early hours of April 8 last year.

The Walk In, which launches on ITV on October 3, chronicles the murderous plan and how it was foiled by antifascism campaign group Hope not hate.

Studio Ulster is scheduled to open for filming in 2024.