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Data published by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy showed the average price of petrol has risen to 146.95p per litre.

Jamie Klingler was targeted by an unknown person who set up a fake account of her and posted explicit images of another woman.

The single player – who is so far remaining anonymous – has jumped into 10th place on the National Lottery’s rich list.

Mack Rutherford may still be in school, but the British-Belgian teenager is determined to soar into the record books.

Around seven to eight million people in the UK take statins to cut their chance of heart attack and stroke.

New research from Ofcom has revealed only 1% of eligible households have taken up special discounted broadband packages.

The Prime Minister will lead a meeting of the Cobra emergency committee as Liz Truss warned a Russian invasion of Ukraine could still be imminent.

More than 110,000 people in the UK are thought to have muscle-wasting conditions.

The Office for National Statistics said the number of UK workers on payrolls rose by 108,000 between December and January to 29.5 million.

Care workers have been added to the shortage occupation list after a decision by the Department of Health and Social Care last year.

The former bodybuilder and actor described Reitman as a ‘mensch’ – meaning a person of honour and integrity.

Health Minister Robin Swann warned residents should not start ‘behaving as if the pandemic is over’.

Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert is a professor of vaccinology at Oxford University.

The threat of war continues to dominate the national newspapers on Tuesday.

Scotland Yard has previously said it adopts a zero tolerance approach to the issue.

No 10 said the PM cut short a planned overnight stay in Cumbria to return for the emergency committee.

Award-winning country star Mickey Guyton sang the US national anthem ahead of the clash between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals.

The two leaders agreed that western allies should stay ‘united in the face of Russian threats’.

The devolved nation’s finance minister said Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s offer fell short of what people needed.

Safeguarding minister Rachel Maclean said the funding would provide a ‘vital lifeline’ for victims.