New strike action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions

New strike action follows earlier walkouts over pay and conditions

People claiming any of the six legacy benefits during the pandemic could get backdated pay

People claiming any of the six legacy benefits during the pandemic could get backdated pay

‘It’s absolutely right that’s been looked into,’ business secretary says

Surrey and Essex Police said activists had climbed onto motorway gantries.

The National Grid warned there could be blackouts on ‘very very cold winter days’

The biggest nursing strike in NHS history is set to go ahead according to union officials

Britons are urged to talk about their financial worries as winter approaches

‘I hope justice is served up to these people’, says business secretary

Allies say Williamson was only raising sensitive issue in his ‘pastoral capacity’

Sunak urged to match words with action at Cop27 summit as questions continue over his hiring of Gavin Williamson to cabinet, writes Matt Mathers

William spoke with Harry Kane and Declan Rice in a special episode hosted by Copa90.

GWR is warning psassengers on Monday: ‘Avoid travelling and seek alternative ways to make your journey’

Ahead of the conference, the PM said the issue of small boats crossing the Channel was his ‘key priority’.

Motorists urged to ‘not panic’ when they see emergency services on the road

Motorists urged to ‘not panic’ when they see emergency services on the road

Motorists urged to ‘not panic’ when they see emergency services on the road

Photocards must be renewed every 10 years to ensure the image is a true likeness of the driver.

Photocards must be renewed every 10 years to ensure the image is a true likeness of the driver.

‘I still don’t understand it,’ one person says

‘I still don’t understand it,’ one person says

Britain has reportedly ‘opened the door to paying climate change reparations’ to developing countries.

From a total mobile phone ban to low emission zones, don’t be caught out by new motoring rules

From a total mobile phone ban to low emission zones, don’t be caught out by new motoring rules

Scheme to launch this month after trial by energy supplier saw some customers paid £2 per kilowatt hour

Scheme to launch this month after trial by energy supplier saw some customers paid £2 per kilowatt hour

As the National Grid warns Britons could face blackouts due to the energy crisis we look back at the last time the country was plunged into darkness

As the National Grid warns Britons could face blackouts due to the energy crisis we look back at the last time the country was plunged into darkness

The National Grid warned there could be blackouts on ‘very very cold winter days’

King Charles III is due be coronated next year, eight months after his mother the Queen’s death

King Charles III is due be coronated next year, eight months after his mother the Queen’s death

Cabinet minster sent abusive messages to previous Tory chief whip

Exclusive: Government urged to set up fund to save pets’ lives as owners forced into debt

The climate change action group has been calling on the Government to abandon plans to licence over 100 new oil and gas projects by 2025.

Senior Tories could rebel against the move, according to reports

The prime minister said he was ‘very disappointed’ in the former health secretary

Tim Pitt said the Government risked returning to the ‘comfort blanket’ of 1980s orthodoxy.

Cam Cooney, a 27-year-old meditation teacher who lives in Glasgow, is to meditate for 60 hours blindfolded over four days.

Trade minister Greg Hands will co-host the UK-Taiwan 25th annual Trade Talks in Taipei during his two-day visit.

Europe Minister Leo Docherty will say the EU is failing to honour its side of the post-Brexit trade deal.

Painted by the critically acclaimed Northern Irish artist Colin Davidson, the portrait of the former MP for Foyle will hang in Portcullis House.

Both sides could see their numbers in the stands bolstered by expats living in the region.

The University of the West of Scotland said a tool developed by researchers at the institution could detect lung diseases in a matter of minutes.

The telecoms giant is placing direct access to the National Databank inside some O2 stores for the first time.

The optician is also sponsoring the red tabards worn by the magazine’s sellers.

Parts of England have seen more than a third of the average monthly rainfall for the area after Met Office issued weather warning

Speaking en route to Cop27 in Egypt, the Prime Minister said he supported the chief whip’s decision to suspend Mr Hancock from the Tory Party.

Britain could be plunged into its longest recession since 1930s, Bank of England warned

PM’s claim to be ‘at the forefront’ of global efforts under fire – amid warning that catastrophic change close to being ‘irreversible’

The Met Office put out an alert covering an area stretching from Chichester, West Sussex, to Canterbury, Kent, from 11pm on Sunday to 10am on Monday.

The comedian will embark on an arena tour this December.

Rishi Sunak insisted he had not seen the expletive-laden messages sent by Sir Gavin to a colleague before appointing him to Cabinet.

A man, 33, was found with stab wounds and taken to hospital

Two men, aged 50 and 29, have been arrested on suspicion of murder

The teenager died by reportedly falling into a glass greenhouse after climbing a garden fence

It comes after the centre was revealed to be dangerously overcrowded.

Family pleads prime minister to get ‘proof of life’

Bath Rugby said its former player was last seen in Barcelona on October 29.

Former health secretary will declare his fee to parliament at a later date

Former health secretary will declare his fee to parliament at a later date

But Oliver Dowden dismisses anger about expletive texts to former Tory chief whip – insisting they were sent ‘in the heat of the moment’

The Cabinet Office minister accused Wendy Morton of withholding invitations to the Queen’s funeral to ‘punish’ out-of-favour MPs.

Effigies of Matt Hancock and Dominic Cummings have been burnt in past years

Wearing a red coat over a long-sleeved burgundy top and pleated skirt, the princess was cheered by the crowd of 23,179 supporters.

The Met Office has warned that persistent, heavy rain could affect an area stretching from Chichester, West Sussex, to Canterbury, Kent.

Baby seals, knows as pups, were seen sticking close to their mothers at the Donna Nook National Nature Reserve in Lincolnshire.

A trial in Leeds reportedly doubled the average number of claims processed and reduced the time asylum seekers wait for a first interview by 40%.

The National Grid warned there could be blackouts on ‘very very cold winter days’

Alaa Abdel-Fattah’s sister concerned the Prime Minister does not just pay “lip service” as she fears sibling could die during summit

The Mayor of London joined transport leaders to ride the £19 billion railway from Stratford to Paddington on Sunday morning.

From a total mobile phone ban to low emission zones, don’t be caught out by new motoring rules

Photocards must be renewed every 10 years to ensure the image is a true likeness of the driver.

The Los Angeles ceremony was due to be the first time the five-piece band had played together in 17 years.

The Labour leader said his party’s desire for government relied on Scotland.

Sanaa Seif, the sister of political prisoner Alaa Abd El-Fattah, has spoken about a letter Rishi Sunak sent to their family.

Bath Rugby said its former player was last seen in Barcelona on October 29.

Exclusive: Foreign Office won’t set out payments to crucial global fund, as aid cuts are set to continue

The Royal College of Nursing is expected to announce later this week that its members have voted for strikes over pay.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s former Bignell Wood home in the New Forest has an asking price of just under £3 million.

PM told bullying can never be ‘inevitable part of our political life’ – as he stands by twice-sacked cabinet minister

The Sheffield Central Labour MP shared how his father’s death had made him want to campaign to save other families from being ‘miserable’.

The Prime Minister was warned that Sir Gavin Williamson was the subject of a formal complaint when he made him a minister.

A street in Niddrie was closed on Saturday following ‘youth-related’ disorder involving fireworks.