NATIONAL NEWS

An estimated 150,000 public sector workers are taking part in the walkouts over pay.

The deadline to submit evidence is February 12.

The Prime Minister gave a press conference in Downing Street on Thursday.

The Sinn Fein vice president said there had to be a plan B if the powersharing institutions are not restored.

Default rates on mortgages and other types of lending are expected to increase in early 2024, according to a Bank of England survey of lenders.

The male grey seal, named Commuter, was spotted off the north coast of Cornwall by wildlife experts.

But the electricals retailer said its profit for the year is likely to be higher than previously expected despite challenging conditions.

The firm is ramping up cost-cutting efforts to save about £35 million a year amid a construction sector slowdown.

The Prime Minister now faces a showdown with the House of Lords over his Rwanda plan.

The company said it was exploring several options as part of a ‘phased withdrawal’ from the banking business.

The group said it delivered more than 99% of first- and second-class mail in time for Christmas.

Scotland’s First Minister said he has to work hard to let people know they can trust the party.

The spacecraft is due to re-enter at 9pm UK time.

The cold weather is expected to linger over the coming days.

The festival’s full programme will be unveiled on March 7, with tickets going on sale on March 21.

Gill Merrin said the delay in finding out whether Paul Weddle will be moved to open prison after 30 years behind bars is ‘the last straw’.

Here are the top stories for today.

The Labour leader sat down with ITV for an in-depth profile ahead of the election.

He died ‘peacefully surrounded by his family’ on January 14.

Jeremy Hunt will be the first UK chancellor to attend the World Economic Forum in five years.