It comes amid a surge in Strep A and RSV cases

Business Minister Kevin Hollinrake said it is important to establish the facts after a senior MP was reportedly accused of a series of assaults.

Ex-PM was determined to ‘turn it up to 11 and, only if necessary, turn it down again’ – just like spoof ‘loudest band’

Gordon Miller took on the challenge on December 2 and is set to complete it by 3pm on December 3.

Fans of the reigning Africa Cup of Nations champions are hopeful they can triumph in the round of 16 tie.

Exclusive: Scrapping tax relief from government levy would raise £22bn, new analysis shows

‘Lavish trips’ funded by autocracies are ‘seriously damaging to our democracy’, parliamentarians say

The comedian received a rapturous standing ovation as he took to the stage, which lasted several minutes, with audiences chanting his name.

One man with 600 failed job applications over three years is now in work

The Step A outbreak is leading Saturday’s papers.

British troops are being recalled from the Ukraine war to fill for the lack of key staff on strike

Nahed Mansour, 34, completed the course online from her home in a refugee camp in Lebanon.

Thousands of lights and baubles have been used to prepare the country home for visitors over the festive period.

New research shows that SMS messages remain popular despite a wide range of modern alternatives.

Grant Shapps said delayed payments are a ‘real barrier’ to improved productivity and job creation.

The Foreign Secretary said the West should be ‘very, very careful’ if the Russian leader offers talks to end the conflict.

Exclusive: Survey finds 90 per cent of contracts suitable for SMEs go to larger companies

More young children have died from Strep A infection, prompting fears of an outbreak in cases.

MPs have been asked to confirm their intention to stand by 5 December

Rates of highly infectious illness caused by bacteria are more than four times higher than usual, health chiefs reveal

MP facing the allegations has not been suspended by the party

Tory MP says he is ‘addicted to public service’ and will not follow in footsteps of Sajid Javid and Dehenna Davison

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Radiotherapy and cancer surgery will be hit by the action on 15 and 20 December

The former health secretary said that when he passed on the warning to the Cabinet the reaction was ‘shrug shrug’.

Two suspects remanded in youth custody after court appearance, as 16-year-old arrestee held at police station

On The Breadline: ‘I told my child, we’re broke now but won’t be broke forever,’ says one mother

Charity Commission says statutory inquiry follows ‘newly identified’ concerns about its governance

Former health secretary claims cabinet reaction to Covid warning ‘was somewhat shrug shrug – essentially because they didn’t really believe it’

The 25-year-old star admitted violent disorder after being caught on CCTV using a tree branch to hit a stabbing victim.

The pair were remanded into custody and are due to appear at the Old Bailey on December 6.

The Scottish Government confirmed more than 1,200 displaced people from Ukraine will remain on the MS Victoria until June 2023.

Cost of popular festive items has increased more sharply than headline rate of food inflation, research finds

A total of 161 migrants were intercepted by the UK authorities crossing the Channel in 14 boats on Thursday.

On the Breadline: Being able to store chilled and frozen food will help charities scale up their work and save fresh goods from landfill

The comments come in light of census figures which found those in England and Wales identifying as Christian fell below half for the first time.

Mother of three banned from owning animals and ordered to complete 220 hours of unpaid work

The former health secretary said their stance towards him had ‘softened over time’.

Miniature convection ovens cheaper to run and potentially healthier to cook with than electric models

Coronation of King Charles III brings an extra day off in May

Committee calls for legal action against ministers who use ‘revolving door’ to private-sector jobs

Exclusive: ‘Postcode lottery’ of badly funded schemes leaves 14 million people with nowhere to turn in a crisis

Group A Strep can cause a range of infections, most of which are mild.

‘Insufficient time’ to roll out reforms in time for elections in May, says Electoral Commission chief

A sixth child has died in England and Wales after contracting the Strep A bacterial infection as scarlet fever cases surge, health chiefs say.

A Dublin court heard arguments on whether recordings of Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch and former councillor Jonathan Dowdall should be admissible.

Leaving EU has cost Britons at least £5.8bn in higher food bills

Decision to fight Uxbridge seat for fourth time fuels speculation over leadership bid

‘For many existing victims, these tournaments create a period of more intense control and fear from their partners, exacerbating an already existing problem,’ campaigner warns

The ex-health secretary said his political judgment was “off” as he had been deeply in love with Gina Coladangelo.

Christopher Kapessa was aged 13 when he died in Fernhill, south Wales, in July 2019.

It features the songs Danny Boy, God Save The Queen, God Save The King and We’ll Meet Again by Dame Vera Lynn.

Chris-Heaton Harris said he had written to the Department of Health giving them authority to set up the services.

Walkout coincides with disruption to rail and air travel due to industrial action

Darren Mackenzie worked for his friend Max Punni’s chain of pharmacies when he used the company’s money to fund his extravagant lifestyle.

The Labour leader was speaking during a visit to Glasgow on Friday.

Claims of rape and sexual assault lodged against Tory MP span period of two years

The Bill is unlikely to progress in its current form.

The defendant is accused of overfeeding the baby with milk through a nasogastric tube (NGT) and/or injecting air into the tube.

The audio guide is to help people safely make their way through Bristol Temple Meads.

Since mass airlift evacuated thousands in August 2021, only four have been brought to Britain through flagship scheme for refugees

The former health secretary made his first contribution in the Commons since his spell on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!

Ex-Cabinet minister says his decision was ‘accelerated’ by the fact MPs have been asked to confirm their intentions for next poll at an ‘early stage’.

Communication and marketing professional says MP ‘underestimated’ reaction to his appearance on show

The singer performed The One and Only during the group B clash between England and Wales.

Stacey Davis left one-year-old Ethan Davis in his cot for two hours - running errands and visiting a park, a court heard

‘The Saj’ is exiting Parliament after running the Treasury, Health, Home, Housing, Business and Culture departments.

The university is formally reviewing legacy issues since its foundation in 1592, including that of skulls taken from the island of Inishbofin.

Tony Perry, who included The One And Only in his Three Lions playlist, has been entertaining fans at World Cup stadiums.

Health officials are understood to have seen a slight rise in cases of Strep A, which can cause scarlet fever.

A pupil from St John’s School in Ealing, west London, died

The victim in Newry was shot several times at close range, a senior PSNI officer said.

But MP still retains Tory whip

The ex-chancellor and health secretary pledged to continue to support the Prime Minister ‘in any way I can’.

Rishi Sunak pledged on Thursday that police will have whatever powers required to crack down on disruptive protests.

Dawn Lewis claims she acted in self-defence when attacked by Glenn Richards, a former police officer who killed his former wife

Son told police he had left a battery on charge in the hallway while he went to McDonald’s, and was initially treated as a witness.

The inquest, which began on Wednesday seven years after the tragedy, continued on Friday.

The Labour leader said he wants to see more medical students trained instead of the reliance on overseas workers.

Trustees of the Wemyss Heirlooms Trust sought millions of pounds in damages in a claim against the dealer.

Camron Smith, 16, was unarmed and in his underwear when attackers stormed into his home armed with knives.

A temporary export ban has been placed on the casket to allow time for a UK gallery or institution to acquire it for their collection.

The new Office for National Statistics figures come alongside early signs that Covid-19 patient levels in England are also starting to rise.

Jonathan the tortoise, who hatched in the Georgian era, is 190 and the oldest known living land animal on Earth.

The party held on to the City of Chester with a majority of 10,974, delivering a defeat to Rishi Sunak in his first electoral test as Prime Minister.

Final suggested dates for sending second-class post has been brought forward from December 19 to 12 and for first class from December 21 to 16.

Saqib Hussain and Mohammed Hashim Ijazuddin, both 21, died in a crash on the A46 near Leicester on February 11 2022.

Given the danger many have faced since the fall of Kabul, the paltry number of refugees brought to the UK as part of the government’s flagship resettlement scheme is astonishing, writes Kim Sengupta

Four primary school-aged children have died after contracting the Strep A bacterial infection.

Former chancellor says he has ‘wrestled’ with decision ’for some time’

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 complaint comes ahead of the UN’s biodiversity conference in Canada next month

Fash will chart their lives from childhoods spent in Barnardo’s care homes to becoming household names.

People were advised to transfer out of the British Steel Pension Scheme and other defined benefit pension schemes, the FCA said.

Deshaun James Tuitt was fatally stabbed in Highbury Fields, North London, in August.

Hungary's prime minister is continuing to oppose a European Union plan to provide an 18-billion-euro ($19-billion) aid package to Ukraine in 2023

The alleged murders took place on Saturday.

A group of Conservatives made a third party report to the Metropolitan Police

The Yellow Jumper is valued at between £100,000 and £150,000.