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Insulate Britain has targeted the UK’s busiest motorway on eight days in the past three weeks.

Pawanveer Singh, aged 23 months, and his 10-year-old brother Sanjay were both fatally injured in the 2019 collision.

The presenter and former MP become the first subjects of a committee’s policy to issue statements about deceased members accused of crimes.

Emma Rousell from Derby and Paul Langley from South Shields have become the newest Yeoman Warders at the central London landmark.

The CMA said it believes it has ‘reasonable grounds to suspect one or more breaches of competition law’.

The Petrol Retailers Association said more than one in four stations had run dry – the same as on Wednesday.

The Prime Minister said positive progress had been made on tackling the climate crisis but it was not enough.

Scientists used forensic evidence from cats’ whiskers to see what regular hunters of wildlife had been eating.

Dame Cressida Dick said that the murder of Sarah Everard by an officer staging a false arrest had damaged ‘a precious bond of trust’.

The NHS will send invitations this week to people eligible for a Covid-19 booster jab.

The bear’s creator, AA Milne, played on the bridge in Ashdown Forest with his son Christopher Robin, where they invented the game Poohsticks.

Work on the production, which has been facilitated with a grant from the city council, is expected to begin this year.

Patsy Stevenson said she hopes people will continue talking about the violence women and girls face, as Wayne Couzens was sentenced on Thursday.

Nearly a third of people think seeing the trees turn colour is their favourite thing about the season, polling suggests.

Canada is marking its first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation following the abuse of Indigenous peoples over many decades.

There were no negative impacts on the immune response produced by either vaccine when both were given on the same day, researchers found.

Romaine Sawyers said he hopes Simon Silwood’s eight-week jail term will serve as a deterrent to others.

The Home Secretary continued to back Dame Cressida Dick amid calls for her resignation.

A consultation has been launched on contingency proposals in the event that next summer’s exams cannot go ahead for a third year in a row.

The former secretary of state said there is still bias towards women in power.