NATIONAL NEWS

MPs from across the House backing call for body to administer a full compensation scheme for thousands of patients.

Sharp rise in proposed cost of TV licence features amid an array of political stories on Monday’s front pages.

The British-owned Unity Explorer came under attack by drones and missiles on Sunday according to reports.

Labour said the National Audit Office’s report was ‘totally damning’ and accused ministers of losing control of military budgets.

Armand Rajabpour-Miyandoab pledged allegiance to the terrorist group online before allegedly killing a German tourist and injuring two others.

The corporation is seeking to make £500 million of savings in the face of high inflation and a licence fee freeze.

The PM was evasive about the future of the policy, which has been criticised for becoming increasingly unaffordable.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning of ice for much of northern England.

The animals stopped traffic on both sides of a dual carriageway.

The Foreign Office said he will hold a number of meeting with key members of US president Joe Biden’s administration while in Washington.

The Labour Party is set to use a speech on Monday to say that Britain ‘is going backwards’ under the Tories.

The £3.9 billion investment will accelerate the Transpennine Route upgrade between Manchester, Huddersfield, Leeds, and York.

The event called Building Bridges, Together For Humanity was billed as a space to mourn the loss of life on all sides of the conflict in Gaza.

A ceremony was held to mark the occasion on Sunday afternoon at Liverpool Street Station, where many of the child refugees arrived in the UK.

The Health Secretary said the Government is ‘throwing everything’ at resolving pay disputes.

The Ministry of Defence has confirmed Britain will carry out surveillance flights over the Middle East to hunt for Hamas hostage locations.

Victoria Atkins defended the efforts being made to assist the health service.

Labour and 30 Conservative MPs are backing changes to the Victims and Prisoners Bill.

Glenys Kinnock was a formidable influence behind the scenes before becoming an MEP and taking on a ministerial role.

Lord Neil Kinnock, the former Labour Party leader, was with his wife in her final moments, the family said.