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The remark was made during a debate on housing and transport.

The Government intends to begin the inquiry process in spring 2022, but Labour has called for it to commence sooner.

The former Labour leader’s brother has repeatedly spoken over climate change denial.

James Gray said he meant ‘no offence’ with the comment.

The energy regulator said Octopus had been chosen after a ‘competitive process’ to get the best deal for Avro’s clients.

The Petrol Retailers Association said 50% to 90% of its members were out of fuel.

Shadow communities secretary Steve Reed will set out plans to Labour’s conference in Brighton.

The Scottish Labour leader will urge ministers at Holyrood to use their powers to boost the payment.

Imran Mustafa moved to Barcelona from Pakistan eight years ago and has been a haulage driver for three years.

Rod McKenzie has denied briefing the media about a meeting between fuel industry chiefs and the Cabinet Office to discuss possible petrol shortages.

The appeal from the Manchester United forward for the increase in Universal Credit to remain appears to have fallen on deaf ears .

The Labour leader should aim for ‘deep and transformative change’ according to a motion moved at the party’s conference in Brighton.

The party’s business tax reform looks to shift the burden from the high street to online giants.

The Labour leader said Rosie Duffield, who is not attending the party conference after receiving threats, was wrong to say ‘only women have a cervix’.

Viewers said their screens were showing a still from a programme for about 25 minutes before returning to normal broadcasting.

The head of the Traditional Farm Fresh Turkey Association blamed a shortage of European workers.

Sir Keir is under pressure within Labour to demonstrate he can take on the Prime Minister.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the attack by his deputy Angela Rayner was ‘not language that I would use’.

The Labour leader did not exclude the possibility of another form of ‘common ownership’.

Children aged four to 14 were asked to think about who their heroes were and to design a stamp in their honour.