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Average bills for UK households with children and pets have jumped by nearly £500 per month, according to a survey for Royal London.

The tech companies argue the Bill could undermine end-to-end encryption – the most robust level of security.

A wide variety of news stories feature across the British papers on Tuesday.

The report showed that costs will increase as they are repairing old infrastructure rather than replacing it.

A late night coronation rehearsal saw hundreds of military personnel follow the route set for May 6.

The Cross of Wales will be carried into Westminster Abbey next month containing two shards of the True Cross gifted to King Charles by Pope Francis.

BBC Children In Need is looking for more than 5,000 contributions to set a world record for the most online contributions to a digital artwork.

The paid-for Facebook ad, seen in January, featured an image of Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquets playing for FC Barcelona.

Director Lindy Cameron, who heads up the GCHQ arm, will use a speech this week to warn that the UK and allies of the ‘dramatic rise of China’.

Two Russian fighter jets and a spy plane were intercepted by the RAF and German Air Force.

Jeremy Corbyn also criticised Labour’s social media campaign against the Prime Minister.

The actors star in a video for the climate finance campaign Make My Money Matter, founded by screenwriter Richard Curtis.

The PA news agency understands that on Tuesday at 7am, energy regulator Ofgem will announce that all suppliers have signed up to a code of practice.

A 25-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and are in police custody.

‘I could never have dreamt it would be a million before the end of one year,’ said Bjorn Ulvaeus.

Lucy Dee, 48, died three days after her daughters, Rina, 15, and Maia, 20, were shot and killed in the West Bank on April 7.

The move comes after Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove approved what is set to be the first new coal mine in the UK in 30 years

The Prince and Princess of Wales will meet designers, artists and playwrights in the city’s Jewellery Quarter.

Simon Harris made the comments after the conviction of Gerry ‘The Monk’ Hutch for the Regency hotel murder.

The Archbishop of Canterbury said Charles will swap his ‘robes of status and honour’ for a simple white shirt during the sacred part of the ceremony.