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Headteachers have criticised a wave of resignations from the Department of Education.

The Prime Minister said he had a ‘colossal mandate’ from the country and would continue in office.

The tribunal was brought after the tax expert’s contract at the Centre for Global Development was not renewed in March 2019.

Springboard said the cost-of-living crisis is starting to limit consumer spending, while working from home has ‘become a permanent fixture’.

The NCA is working with its international network to find the suppliers of the boats to try to stem supply.

A vote of backbench Tory MPs could help seal Boris Johnson’s fate.

A total of 44 MPs have so far handed in their resignations.

The first daily reductions in average petrol prices for six weeks have been recorded.

More than 100 boats were seized during a day of action across multiple countries on Tuesday.

The decision on the go-ahead for the project to provide coal for steel production is expected shortly.

Nadhim Zahawi, who replaced Rishi Sunak after his shock resignation on Tuesday evening, said ‘everything is on the table’.

Some 31% of those cancelling subscriptions cite higher prices as a reason why, according to Barclaycard Payments.

The Competition and Markets Authority has said it is probing concerns over practices on Amazon’s UK Marketplace.

Bank of England top economist Huw Pill said interest rates may need to rise at a quicker pace to rein in ‘uncomfortably high’ inflation.

Over the last year, a new generation of disposable vapes known as ‘puff bars’ – which contain nicotine – have come on to the market.

Pensions and financial inclusion minister Guy Opperman suggested people could receive prompts to consider their options during life milestones.

All the latest updates as the Prime Minister fights for his position amid criticism of the Chris Pincher affair.

Micheal Martin toured the war-torn suburbs of Borodyanka, Bucha and Irpin.

Growth in the UK’s construction sector slowed in June, according to the influential PMI survey

The Prime Minister is convinced he can remain in No 10 despite a wave of government resignations and the submission of more letters of no confidence.