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The Commons Leader also compared Sir Keir to a crab that selects ‘sedentary creatures and seaweed’ to help ‘disguise its true form’.

The Public Accounts Committee also slammed ‘unacceptable’ delays by the Department of Health and Social Care in publishing its financial accounts.

Around 1.6 million fixed-rate mortgages are due to end or have already ended at some point in 2024.

The now-Labour MP had been criticised by her new party colleagues over comments she made following her ex-husband’s sexual assault conviction.

Foreign Secretary Lord David Cameron said how to protect the UK in a dangerous world will be a key issue for voters.

The nine-year-old has raised £1.8 million for charity and has been awarded the British Empire Medal for services to the prevention of child abuse.

The bank said it has policies it follows on issues including climate change, human rights and the defence and security sector.

The National Trust is leading a planting scheme with 20,000 marsh violets planted to help the small pearl-bordered fritillary butterfly.

The social media giant is to begin adding ‘digital nutrition labels’ to AI-generated material on the site.

The tests can help medics and patients decide whether chemotherapy is really needed to prevent cancer coming back.

Some 309,300 people had been waiting more than 52 weeks to start hospital treatment at the end of March.

Marius Gustavson’s Eunuch Maker website netted him more than £300,000 between 2017 and 2021, a court heard.

The UK would not support a major assault by Israel on Rafah unless there were steps taken to protect civilians, Lord Cameron said.

David McLean’s mother was undergoing end-of-life care and medics thought she was about to die, jurors were told.

Marco Longhi faced shouts of ‘resign’ and ‘shameful’ as he raised the matter in the House of Commons at business questions.

The funeral of Bobby Storey in June 2020 sparked political controversy.

The Commons Leader aimed jibes at the Scottish Government during business questions in the Commons.

The central bank has again voted to freeze rates.

On average, Britons bought three items of clothing from secondhand retailers in 2023, the survey for Westfield suggests.

Hundreds of subpostmasters are still awaiting full compensation.