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Insolvency Service data revealed that there were 6,342 company insolvencies over the three months to June 2023.

The anti-Brexit campaigner said the denial of banking services could force new parties to stop operating.

He has been in the post since 2016.

Plans to overhaul the force, a £366 million two-year scheme dubbed A New Met for London, were launched last week.

Essex Police are still looking for the masked intruder who took 16-month-old Twiglet from her home in Saffron Walden, Essex.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan plans to extend the scheme to cover all London boroughs from August 29.

Figures from the IOPC show the number has more than doubled from 11 in the previous year to 23 in 2022/23.

But sector leaders warned there remains a need for a genuine plan for change and reform in the long term.

Police were called to the scene shortly after 7pm on Thursday.

Home transactions were 6% higher in June than in May, but this may be explained by a higher number of working days in June, HMRC said.

Jesse Lingard failed to provide details of a speeding driver in his car, a court heard.

Shai Howes and Oisin Barrett were both just 15 when they killed Ramarni Crosby in Gloucester in December 2021.

The Government is pursuing hate-related legislation.

Such a body, which could be established through the UN, would help facilitate a united global effort against climate change.

Chairman Sir Howard Davies insisted it is important for the stability of the bank that he remains on the board.

Passengers have been advised to check their travel arrangements because the strike action will see wide variations of services across the country.

Sir Howard Davies was speaking after a bruising week for the bank, which has been caught in a storm around Nigel Farage’s bank account.

Aeolus has provided valuable data to weather centres across Europe since 2018 but has now run out of fuel.

The boroughs of Bexley, Bromley, Harrow and Hillingdon and Surrey County Council took legal action against mayor Sadiq Khan’s plans.

The Home Secretary has purchased marquees in recent days to accommodate migrants by the end of August, according to a Whitehall source.