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Shouts of “hear, hear” were heard from some MPs in the chamber after Conservative former minister Sir John Hayes floated the idea.

The Business Secretary said that ‘as an administration turns from Conservative to socialist the rubbish piles up in the streets’.

A murder inquiry was launched after the teenager died in hospital following an attack close to the entrance of North Huddersfield Trust School

Thursday’s Bank of England base rate hike could add to the struggles of first-time buyers, among others.

The finding helps to us to better understand the mysterious environment of the black hole called Sagittarius A*.

The figure is well above the total for the whole of 2021, when 28,561 crossings were recorded.

The regulator’s action follows Utilita’s lack of support for vulnerable customers and Scottish Power’s debt repayment plans.

Consumers who fail to act by September 30 are putting their money at risk, the Civil Aviation Authority said.

Royal College of Midwives members have overwhelmingly rejected the Government’s below-inflation pay offer.

There have been significant rises in households facing homelessness due to fleeing domestic abuse or after receiving a no-fault eviction notice.

Liz Truss’s Government has abandoned the Tory 2019 commitment to maintain a ban on fracking until there was scientific proof it was safe.

Bank bosses predicted a 0.1% fall in GDP for the current quarter, meaning the economy is in a technical recession.

The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived at Windsor Guildhall to meet volunteers and staff.

Celia Marsh, who had an acute dairy allergy, died less than two hours after eating a flatbread from the sandwich chain.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng cannot ‘magic away’ the pain of soaring energy bills.

The member for Poplar and Limehouse in London has been off work since June.

The Business Secretary said a three-month review will be an opportunity to decide which organisations will need continuing support.

Rose Quarcoo worked for the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service in Edinburgh.

The supermarket chain said more than 23,500 employees across the country will get a pay rise.

It is understood John Harding, Dylan Healy and Andrew Hill have been released alongside Shaun Pinner and Aiden Aslin.