Disruption is expected until midday on Friday with passengers encouraged to check their routes

Dan Jarvis appointed new defence secretary as John Healey and Al Carns resign from cabinet over prime minister’s defence funding plan

William Isherwood alleges he was provided with sub-standard ear protection

Rachel Reeves acknowledged that the war in the Middle East was hitting the economy

The London Fire Brigade said 150 firefighters fought to bring blaze under control on Oxgate Lane in Brent

Two 14-year-old pupils and a 27-year-old male staff member were injured in the incident

Its striking colours and distinctive ‘eye-spots’ saw it clinch the top spot

In 2021, 27 per cent said Brexit was going worse than they had predicted, while in 2026 that figure has now risen to 48 per cent, new polling shows

The tiny mammals have suffered a 70% population decline since 2000

The Reform UK leader has been urged to reverse the decision

Women and children are in hiding in fear of waves of racist attacks fuelled by hatred spread on social media, as Sam Kiley reports from Belfast

Police are ramping up patrols around hospitals after healthcare workers have been targeted with ‘disgraceful threats and intimidation’

Kemi Badenoch says Sir Keir’s premiership is ‘falling apart’ with one week still to go in crucial by-election

Two pupils, both aged 14, and a male member of staff, 27, were wounded in the knife attack

The police officer had only joined the force in September

John Healey announced his resignation as defence secretary on Thursday afternoon

Meteorologists warned that it is poised to reach historic strength and intensify extreme weather events across the globe

Violent protests were sparked in Essex after an asylum seeker living in Epping hotel sexually assaulted a 14-year-old girl

Protests were held outside The Bell Hotel in Epping last year

10 men have been jailed so far over the disorder that saw police officers attacked

Defence secretary John Healey is the sixth Labour minister to resign in the past month alone

The softly spoken Yorkshireman has held ministerial roles across housing, local government, and the Treasury

Maitiu Mag Tighearnan suggested the protesters have ‘lost sight of the protest and what it stands for’

He earlier said they ‘deserve some recompense’, but has now rowed back on that position

The Wegovy semaglutide tablet is taken daily and those with a BMI of 30 or above are eligible

A decade on from the EU referendum, Alex Ross visits Cornwall to discover a fishing industry still reeling from a betrayal by the Leave campaign

Runners and riders include an ex-marine, the son of a Royal Navy submariner and a long-time Labour insider

Debt to water, energy and broadband firms has reached more than £7 billion

Reports suggest the suspected trespasser evaded detection by hiding in a toilet cubicle marked 'under maintenance'

John Healey dramatically quit as defence secretary on Thursday, saying he had received a financial settlement which ‘falls well short of what is required’

Coroner says there can be ‘no criticism’ of Charlie Thame

UK’s economy grew better than expected before the breakout of the Iran war

Pubs will be busy for the World Cup, but those within the hospitality industry believe the government can do more to help them make the most of it

He has accused Sir Keir Starmer of failing to properly fund the defence investment plan

Some 87,450 cases were awaiting resolution at the end of March – a 72 per cent increase

Police fired water cannons at protesters after bricks were hurled at officers

The 77-year-old West Ham co-owner said he ‘categorically denies’ all of the claims

All affected test results have since been rectified with more than 20,000 revised scores

Average asking prices for typical first-time buyer homes in some parts of Britain have jumped by nearly a fifth over the past year

Ben Szutor claimed he needed upgrades due to a ‘fear of flying’

Pothole claims – including repairs and write-offs – are worth £3,863 on average, according to Aviva

More than 26 per cent of properties in London could be affected by subsidence by 2070, forecasts show

Rupert Lowe’s right-wing challenger could tip the balance in Makerfield – and Westminster

The conviction emerged as his England teammates travelled to the USA for their World Cup preparations

The chief executive of the SS Great Britain Trust said some people could view the decision as ‘woke’

The government will crack down on illegal migrants in northern Ireland after questions about abuse of the Common Travel Area

Ceana Agbro said she thought a first would ‘open doors’ for her

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley is asking home secretary Shabana Mahmood to crack down on phone giants