NATIONAL NEWS

A survey of more than 6,000 parents across England has revealed several ways in which they are struggling to access the scheme, a charity said.

A wide range of political, royal and celebrity stories occupy the front pages of Monday’s newspapers.

Robert O’Brien, Andrew Kelly and Donna Marie Brand killed Caroline Glachan in West Dunbartonshire on August 25 of that year.

A joint survey of providers said sporadic funding rather than sustained settlement could be why benefits are not being felt on the front line.

Full inquest proceedings are due to get under way at the Old Bailey on Monday.

Figures obtained by the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists reveal 6,503 children are on waiting lists for initial appointments.

Just under a third of children chose the second-placed term ‘war’, while 24% went with ‘coronation’.

Police, politicians and whistleblowers respond to report on sex abuse of children in the town.

Review finds failings by police and council into grooming scandal in Rochdale

National Highways has issued a severe weather alert for snow.

A YouGov survey of 14,000 people indicates Labour could be on course for a 120-seat majority.

The Prime Minister is facing crunch votes on his flagship asylum legislation this week.

Six people were arrested after the Express newspaper tipped off police about the alleged plot by the Palestine Action group.

British Palestinians with relatives in Gaza have reflected on the last 100 days since October 7 and the start of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

The Prime Minister faces crunch Commons votes this week.

She chanted with the crowd, took pictures with members of the public and was thanked by others for going to the rally in Trafalgar Square.

The Met Office has issued yellow snow and ice warnings as temperatures are expected to drop over the coming days.

Defence Secretary Grant Shapps will announce the deployment to provide ‘vital reassurance against the Putin menace’.

Unite says its members, which include coach builders and spray painters, have rejected the latest pay offer.

Access to Work grants help people with disabilities or health conditions to get practical support, including special equipment, to help them work.