PM said to have asked for ‘indefinite’ delay to flagship Tory pledge

UK Twitter users on Apple’s iOS can now pay to get a blue verification badge.

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.

Lord Simon Wolfson - who campained to Leave - said the current policy is ‘crippling growth’

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

Flashing headlights and parking inappropriately could land car-owners with heavy fines

Flashing headlights and parking inappropriately could land car-owners with heavy fines

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

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

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

Matt Hancock, the MP for West Suffolk, has entered the I’m A Celebrity jungle, drawing mixed reactions from his fellow contestants.

The government has extended the deadline for the final time

‘I’m assuming it doesn’t mean great things for Matt’, says Chris Heaton-Harris

The fake statement was emailed to print titles on the Northern Ireland Office (NIO) circulation list on Wednesday evening.

Frontline services ‘short-staffed and overwhelmed’, say TUC

The Royal College of Nursing announced on Wednesday that its members in the majority of NHS employers across the UK have backed industrial action.

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

Surrey Police said officers are dealing with activists who have climbed a gantry at Junction 8 of the UK’s busiest motorway.

Around 10% of the motorway network is made up of smart motorways.

The retailer said it was proud to use its Christmas ad to ‘generate conversation and action around an often overlooked issue’.

Former health secretary maintains his participation is justified as there is ‘stability’ in British politics

The independent inspector said it was in the ‘interests of everyone in this country’ to give some certainty to asylum seekers.

The former health secretary joined the cast of the ITV reality show on Wednesday.

Steven Craig was convicted of murder following a trial at Bristol Crown Court.

Historic industrial action which will affect around half of the UK’s hospitals leads many of Thursday’s newspapers.

Food banks said that this ‘winter will be the hardest yet’ and warned that stock levels were running low

Six hundred thousand more Britons ‘economically inactive’ than in 2019, study finds

The Royal College of Nursing said its members in the majority of NHS employers across the UK have backed industrial action.

Some 70% of callers to Shelter’s helpline over the past three months said the cost-of-living crisis is making their housing situation worse.

Many retailers have reported seeing a drop in returns over the past year, according to Barclaycard Payments.

The research was released by the Money and Pensions Service to mark Talk Money Week.

George Scholey, from Northampton, is aiming to break the record for solving the most rotating puzzle in 24 hours.

New research from the Trussell Trust shows record-breaking levels of need, with one in five individuals referred coming from working households.

Historic England has added 175 places to its Heritage at Risk Register of buildings under threat.

There is much to support the characterisation of modern Britain as an ‘insecurity society’, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation warns in a new report.

The department store’s campaign and accompanying soundtrack is an eagerly anticipated highlight for many in the build-up to the festive season.

Some 16,775 used pure battery electric cars were bought in the UK between July and September, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said.

New buyer inquiries fell for the sixth month in a row in October, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said.

The Internet Watch Foundation has warned that online safety laws must be brought in swiftly to protect children.

‘Clear the pitch for someone who wants to serve the people of West Suffolk,’ councillors tell him

Fellow stars torn as former health secretary defends reality TV appearance

The event in London saw more than 200 journalists from all sectors of the UK news media industry gather together to celebrate excellence.

The former health secretary made his highly-anticipated entrance into the Australian jungle on Wednesday evening.

SNP leader set to warn PM against ‘damaging austerity’ in first face-to-face talks

Matt Hancock admitted that he understood why people might be angry at his decision to join the ITV show.

Labour MP Jon Trickett said the public will be ‘shocked by the figures’.

The former health secretary made his highly-anticipated entrance into the Australian jungle on Wednesday evening.

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

Simon Lingard died fighting against Russia, said son

Closing statements were being submitted to the public inquiry this week.

Home secretary tells police it is their ‘duty’ to take harsher action and accuses them of ‘institutional reluctance’

Relatives recall ‘wonderful, unique and special’ child whose life was ‘cut so short’

Attacker befriended victim before getting him in chokehold in dark London street

Global Warming Policy Foundation provides ‘objective view’, ex-Brexit minister argues

The fire at the residential tower block in North Kensington, west London, in June 2017 killed 72 people and triggered a public inquiry.

The number of people at the Kent site was down to 1,147 as of 8am on Wednesday, Home Office minister Lord Murray of Blidworth told the Lords.

Nato chief confident UK will ‘lead by example’ on defence spending after Rishi Sunak meeting

An LBC reporter had been reporting on Just Stop Oil activists on the M25 on Tuesday when she was questioned and handcuffed by officers.

’Everyone knows someone like the prime minister – the boss who is so weak, so worried the bullies will turn on him, that he hides behind them’

Mr Stoltenberg says it is ‘encouraging’ to see Ukraine making territorial gains after Russia said it was withdrawing from Kherson.

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting has apologised, after he called former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn ‘senile’.

He helped found the band in Dublin in 1975.

The Ukrainian military has offered to bring the body of Simon Lingard back to England, his family has said.

Frontbencher apologies for ‘poor taste’ remarks

The Health Secretary said it was ‘disappointing’ that nurses had voted to strike.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris confirmed the moves in the House of Commons on Wednesday.

Abuse allegations relating to Spiritan schools as well as the Spiritan Order have been received by An Garda Siochana.

Jasmine Hill, 17, suffered a fatal cardiac arrest shortly after undergoing a procedure on her neck at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.

North Northamptonshire Council wants to prevent migrants being accommodated at the Royal Hotel in Kettering.

Wendy Chamberlain writes letter to Commons committee asking it to reconsider gong if MP found guilty

Essex Police have not confirmed whether the accident was the result of activists demonstrating in the area, and the cause is unclear.

Chair of National Police Chiefs’ Council says officers are under ‘enormous pressure’ to stop disruption

Radio journalist Charlotte Lynch, documentary maker Rich Felgate and photographer Tom Bowles have all been detained for reporting on the protests.

Members of the RCN in the majority of NHS employers across the UK voted to strike over pay.

Suella Braverman announced plans for the College of Policing to review entry routes for officers without a degree.

Five teenagers, including a 13-year-old, deny murdering Ian Kirwan, who suffered a deadly wound outside a Worcestershire supermarket.

Minister quit on Tuesday night over numerous bullying allegations

Northern Ireland Office Minister Steve Baker was pressed on the £400 payment in the House of Commons on Wednesday.

They are set to join colleagues across the UK in the strike action.

The defendants have pleaded not guilty to committing wilful obstruction of a highway on Tower Bridge in April.

The monarch met with the Nigerian president in London on Wednesday afternoon.

The Princess of Wales visited the Colham Manor Children’s Centre in west London in her role as patron of the Maternal Mental Health Alliance.

Martin Hewitt, chairman of the National Police Chiefs’ Council, was addressing delegates at the body’s joint annual summit.

Lucy Letby denies murdering seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others.

The man denies that he is Nicholas Rossi, who is wanted by prosecutors in America on rape allegations.

Chair of National Police Chiefs’ Council defends efforts after scandals over racist, misogynist and criminal officers

Grounded Events owed £1.2 million for the 2021 financial year, according to the most recent filing with Companies House.

Jordan McKinlay, 30, was jailed at the High Court in Glasgow on Wednesday.

Dr Gary Jenkins was attacked in Bute Park, Cardiff, last July.

The Royal College of Nursing said walkouts are likely before the end of the year.

Essex Police chief superintendent praised his officers responding to the incident

Essex Police said there was a collision involving the motorbike rider and two lorries during a rolling roadblock.

Industrial action is expected to begin before the end of this year.

Judge Sally Barber, who oversees hearings in the Insolvency and Companies Court, made no ruling but said the case will be reconsidered on January 18.

Her comments came after one of Britain’s senior police officers urged others to ‘stand tall’ and defend themselves against accusations of being woke.

Industrial action is expected to begin before the end of this year

Four eggs were hurled at the royal couple on Micklegate – all missing their targets.