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The Labour leader has faced a backlash over his stance on not committing to scrapping the two-child benefit cap if his party takes power next year.

The 85-year-old victim was walking on a level crossing with a dog and pushing a wheeled trolley bag.

Concern around the issue now stands at the highest level since the Cop26 conference in Glasgow in November 2021, says Ipsos.

Peter Corke said a woman had come forward to claim the wedges on behalf of her daughter.

The consensus among economists is that the Office for National Statistics will reveal Consumer Prices Index inflation of 6.7% for July.

Researchers say that any way of identifying who is more likely to develop a smoking habit could help save millions of lives.

Almost half (47%) said they have had to juggle caring duties with working full-time, and almost a fifth (17%) said they have reduced their hours.

David Celino died after taking the drug at Leeds Festival in August last year.

The Department for Transport said the increase will not be as high as the rise in the Retail Prices Index (RPI) for the 12 months to July.

The Prime Minister suggested the plan to house asylum seekers on a barge was fairer for the taxpayer than putting them up in hotels.

Rishi Sunak warned that the ‘full force of the law’ will be applied to those taking part in antisocial and criminal flashmobs organised online.

Rishi Sunak made the comments on a visit to a hospital in Buckinghamshire.

Rishi Sunak said he was focused on the NHS, the economy and ‘stopping the boats’ after a US holiday which reportedly included a Taylor Swift gig.

A unique supporter code was reportedly leaked on Facebook.

Monzo was voted the best provider for individuals and businesses in a survey of thousands of people in Britain.

Englishman Alex Finlayson said watching the match with his Australian wife Kelly will create an ‘odd atmosphere’.

Diane Douglas’s body was found in 2021, having not been seen since late 2018.

Stephen Lee, who lives in the UK, spent hours seeking confirmation that his brother and mother were safe.

Geoff Barton said the return to pre-pandemic grading in England will feel like a ‘bitter pill’ for many students receiving their A-level results.

Ruth and Peter Jaffe, from Ealing, west London, had mistakenly printed their return boarding passes instead of the ones for their outbound flight.