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Chris Royston, who spent half a year living sleeping rough, said the Government does not have the ‘want’ to tackle the problem.

The Northern Ireland Secretary said the recent floods have been ‘devastating for those affected’.

Huw Pill said that interest rates will likely fall, but not to the near-zero levels of the 2010s.

A judge is due to consider more issues relating to the care of Indi Gregory at a private hearing in the Family Division of the High Court.

Professional dancer Dowden has not been partnered with a celebrity on the latest series of the show as she undergoes treatment for breast cancer.

The Metropolitan Police said there are concerns that breakaway groups will cause violence.

The King will formally open the new session of Parliament for the first time in his reign.

Dubliner Thomas Hand called for ‘some humane feelings of any kind’ for Hamas captors to release kidnapped children.

Mohammed Abbkr, 29, used petrol to set fire to two victims, aged 70 and 82, during attacks in London and Birmingham.

Callum Rycroft, 12, was hit by a car as he attempted to run across the M62 with his father Matthew in August.

The University and College Union said more than two in three of its members who voted in the ballot backed further walkouts.

Charles is set to give the first King’s Speech in seven decades to mark the start of the next session of Parliament.

Nathan Newby has told a jury how he started talking to Mohammed Farooq at St James’s Hospital in Leeds because he thought he was upset.

Businesses in Downpatrick were beginning the clean-up operation after some were nearly entirely submerged in water.

It comes after the Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Act became law earlier this year.

Researchers have found new archaeological and genetic evidence which they say transforms the understanding of the history of cats in Europe.

Thames Water has apologised for the problems in areas including Guildford and Godalming.

Michael Chadwell was found guilty of one count of sending grossly offensive racist messages over a post in a WhatsApp group of retired Met officers.

Closing statements by the defence and prosecution are due to be given on Tuesday at the Central Criminal Courts.

One charity called on the Prime Minister to ‘take his final chance to deliver a safer, more humane Mental Health Act’.