Prime minister accuses Russian president of ‘contempt’ for international community

‘It’s the thing that is causing most anxiety,’ prime minister says at G20

Ukraine war and Covid pandemic are ‘overwhelming’ reasons for downturn, says PM

Around 146 members at Petrofac are taking part in the action.

Food prices up by record amount as energy bill support fails to halt rise

The Prime Minister said the pair had spoken about their economic partnership in a bilateral meeting at the G20.

The PM said it is important to establish how a missile came to hit a Polish village close to the Ukrainian border

Awaab Ishak, two, died in December 2020 from a respiratory condition caused by mould in the one-bedroom housing association flat in Rochdale.

Two-year-old Awaab Ishak died from a respiratory condition caused by mould

Next instalment of grant for low-income families due in November

Next instalment of grant for low-income families due in November

Chancellor’s Autumn Budget upcoming but help is out there for those on low incomes struggling with rising prices and high bills

Chancellor’s Autumn Budget upcoming but help is out there for those on low incomes struggling with rising prices and high bills

Jeremy Hunt expected to deliver harsh package of tax rises and spending cuts to plug £60bn shortfall

Jeremy Hunt expected to deliver harsh package of tax rises and spending cuts to plug £60bn shortfall

‘Most members’ of group condemn war in Ukraine

Downing Street blames disruption to schedules caused by missile in Poland

Chancellor expected to deliver harsh package of tax rises and spending cuts to plug £60bn shortfall

Chancellor expected to deliver harsh package of tax rises and spending cuts to plug £60bn shortfall

Chancellor says he will make difficult decisions in Thursday’s budget

The Prime Minister joined a meeting with G7 and Nato leaders after a missile killed two people in Poland’s east.

‘This insidious tax is eating into pay cheques, household budgets and savings,’ chancellor says

Mariia Bilyk and Vitalij Melynik had planned to get married in Ukraine in the summer, before war broke out.

The Prime Minister said global economic challenges have been made ‘much worse’ by the invasion.

The pair met after the landing of missiles in Poland sparked alarm among Western allies.

The Prime Minister joined an emergency morning meeting on the incident at the G20 summit in Bali.

The ex-health secretary, 44, told campmates that former prime minister Liz Truss’ political career was ‘over’.

Hunt says tackling inflation is his ‘absolute priority’ as he prepares to unveil tax hikes and spending cuts

Rishi Sunak at US president’s side as G20 summit in Indonesia overshadowed by missile assault

The autumn statement will mark an abrupt about-turn on Kwasi Kwarteng’s disastrous mini-budget.

The blogger had originally defended the libel claim on the grounds of truth and honest opinion as well as public interest.

Sadiq Khan will appear at City Hall with Sir Thomas Winsor after clashes between the two over Dame Cressida’s exit as the Met Police commissioner.

It is understood to be the first time the King has carried out a full investiture ceremony since acceding to the throne.

Britain ‘co-ordinating with Nato allies’ to establish cause of incident

The papers are led by allegations of a Russian missile falling in Poland.

Earlier, the Prime Minister urged bosses to keep down their pay to not exacerbate inflation.

The Deputy Prime Minister is under scrutiny over allegations he bullied civil servants.

Action on Sugar analysed almost 100 baby and toddler breakfast products, finding they contained up to four teaspoons of sugar.

The new code sets out how biometric data can be acquired, retained, used and destroyed for criminal justice and policing purposes.

The Government has a choice between inflicting a winter of ‘deepening hardship’ on families or offering a ‘lifeline to millions’, three groups say.

The Scottish Deputy First Minister was speaking ahead of Thursday’s autumn statement.

The cranes are the only group of Stothert and Pitt travelling cranes known to be in working order.

Under the new guidance, GPs will be able to use their clinical judgment to order more scans for symptoms such as coughs, fatigue and dizziness.

LGA analysis suggests councils will face a £3.4 billion funding gap in the next financial year, with councils already facing unexpected extra costs.

Economic conditions are making it harder than ever to fix the deep inequalities that underlie the pensions gap, Scottish Widows said.

Unions react to reports of a 2% limit on pay rises in the public sector next year.

Bonham Carter, who has been a library member since 1986, said she is ‘proud to support this incredible and vital establishment’.

Illia Razumeiko co-composed and co-directed Chornobyldorf alongside Roman Grygoriv.

Stonea Road bridge near Manea, Cambridgeshire, was hit by road vehicles 33 times in just 12 months.

LV= found 7% have sought online mental health support amid worries about money, up from 4% a year ago.

Gas imports in 2021 could have been cut by a fifth, according to researchers.

Steve Barclay will tell the NHS Providers conference about his current pledges, including more staff for NHS 111 and 999 call handling.

Rishi Sunak said the UK would ‘support our allies’ in a bid to find out what exactly happened.

The authors also estimated that 48% of people aged 12-34 around the world are exposed to excessive noise in loud music venues.

‘Do not ruin your lives for Christmas,’ says money saving expert

The former health secretary controversially joined the ITV reality show as a late arrival last week.

Downing Street insists PM will be ‘clear-eyed’ in meeting at G20 summit which arranged at the last minute

Labour urges Jeremy Hunt to reveal if ‘market-sensitive’ information has been leaked

Move is rebuff to Suella Braverman, who voiced ‘reservations’ about migrants from subcontinent

James Cleverly said that the UK was ‘urgently looking’ into the report that Russian missiles had landed in the Nato member state.

The Prime Minister has been warned by critics against ‘drifting into appeasement with China’.

A senior US intelligence official said Russian missiles crossed into the Nato member state.

The former health secretary was spared the Bushtucker trial in Tuesday evening’s show for the first time since his arrival.

Awaab Ishak died in December 2020 from a respiratory condition caused by mould in the one-bedroom housing association flat in Rochdale.

The Martin Lewis Money Show Live airs tonight from 8pm on ITV

Lord McDonald urges Rishi Sunak to ‘have another look’ at bullying complaints procedures

Warning comes as family receives note from jailed activist saying he has ended his hunger strike

Families of some of the 19 killed in the blast met with Secretary of State Chris Heaton-Harris on Tuesday.

A man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of two counts of murder and of attempted murder after a “devastating” triple stabbing on Sunday.

NCA says small boats have become a cheaper method of staffing the ‘criminal marketplace’

Albanians are now the biggest single nationality arriving in the UK by crossing the Channel, with 12,000 making the journey so far this year.

Key questions answered

Nurse denies murders of seven babies and attempted murders of 10 others between June 2015 and June 2016

Raise the Roof coordinator Macdara Doyle said one family in Dublin had been forced to live in a disused animal shelter.

Centrepoint projects that at least 29,500 people aged 16-24 will present to their local council as homeless or at risk of homelessness.

The Foreign Secretary told the European Scrutiny Committee that he wants to ‘manage expectations’.

Feed the Future:The Independent is calling on the government to provide free school meals to more children in need

At least half the public has little or no faith in either party’s ability to solve the UK’s economic problems.

‘They were extremely religious Jehovah’s Witnesses and homophobic,’ one woman tells Maya Oppenheim

The Health and Safety Executive has investigated Ella Henderson’s death at her primary school in 2020.

Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards Kathryn Stone told MPs on Tuesday that her office had received ‘dozens of complaints’.

Oxford Coroner’s Court heard the cases of two former British soldiers who died while volunteering in foreign legions in Ukraine

A piece of cake from the marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales will also go under the hammer.

Radiocentre Ltd, the industry body for commercial radio, is bringing a challenge against the regulator.

Exclusive: Civil service advertises ‘demanding’ £95k job in office civil servants were ‘too scared to enter’

Chancellor rejects Labour plea to hold down bills – as Tory manifesto promised – pointing to ’very difficult announcements’

‘I think people felt demeaned. And I tried to have that conversation with him’

Former civil service chief says colleagues were ‘scared’ to go into minister’s office

Virgin Atlantic said ‘the safety and security of our people and customers is always our top priority’.

The Counsellors of State Bill has been introduced to the House of Lords just a day after the monarch made a formal request.

Prime minister brands invasion ‘illegal’ in front of Putin’s foreign minister

George Eustice lambasts Liz Truss for arbitrarily ‘setting the clock against us’ and calls on top civil servant to quit

Boost could persuade many elderly people to use their central heating this winter, Age UK says

William Warrington, 42, stabbed father Clive, 67, and mother Valerie, 73, hours apart at their homes on March 2.

Following the official opening the Countess attended a celebration to mark the culmination of JCB’s latest appeal for the children’s charity NSPCC.

Awaab Ishak died as a result of a severe respiratory condition in December 2020

Staffer claims then chief whip said he ‘owned’ a colleague because he granted access to hardship funds

Elliot Bovill was found to have no case to answer after an incident at the Tory party conference in Manchester last year.

Nurse Lucy Letby denies the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of 10 others between June 2015 and June 2016.

The plane bearing a 35ft banner circled the Australian camp for two hours on Tuesday.