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Ten examples of possible increases in ticket costs across Britain.

As Parliament was recalled, the Prime Minister denied the UK was unprepared for the Taliban takeover.

The Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland figures for 2020/21 have been published by the Scottish Government.

The company said it would no longer bid for fixed-price residential property projects in central London.

The Home Secretary was discussing plans to help people fleeing the Taliban in Afghanistan.

The research looked at a range of occupations, from civil servants to public sector employees and forestry workers.

The price for a house surged in June, the Office for National Statistics said.

A police officer sustained minor injuries in the incident in which a group of people claimed they had seized the landmark.

The parents of Harry Dunn are set to travel to the US to hear evidence under oath from Anne Sacoolas.

13 key questions about what is happening to rail fares.

MPs are returning to Westminster amid criticism over the rapid collapse of the Western-backed government in Kabul.

New figures from freedom of information requests by insurer Zurich have revealed that shed and garage fires increased by 16% in 2020.

With inflation hitting the Bank of England’s target of 2% the pressure to raise interest rates will dissipate in the short term.

The MS Society said people are paying for the treatment privately or buying cannabis illegally to alleviate symptoms.

The FTSE 100 firm revealed that pre-tax profits increased by 64% to £480.1 million for the six months to June 30.

The UK’s rate of inflation in July hit 2%, down from 2.5% in June.

The increase in rail fares changes every year.

Rises in fares for mainline rail services across Britain are controlled by the UK, Scottish and Welsh governments.

Ramifications of the turmoil in Afghanistan continue to dominate the nation’s front pages.

The Royal College of Psychiatrists said services were struggling to provide timely treatment in the face of ‘overwhelming’ demand.