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An Office for National Statistics survey found 52% of people are using less fuel such as gas and electricity at home due to increased prices.

Driver Alfred Dorris, who is accused of an alleged failure as an employee to take reasonable care of passengers, indicated a not guilty plea.

The AA said motorists should ‘walk or cycle to save money’.

A police spokesman said the suspected attacker, believed to have been known to the victims, should not be approached.

The sighting is said to be an ‘early sign of success’ for conservation efforts by the Rare Invertebrates in the Cairngorms project.

Thomas Herring was a sergeant in 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment, tasked with retaking Mount Longdon in the Falklands War

Schools minister Robin Walker has disagreed with the social mobility tsar’s comment that Boris Johnson is not a good role model for children.

The average cost of filling a typical 55-litre family car exceeded £100 for the first time on Wednesday.

Simon Dobbin was assaulted after a match in 2015 and died five years later.

TSSA members at three train operators will be balloted in the coming weeks, adding to the threat of a summer of travel chaos.

The Bank of England identified some problems in all but one of the plans for eight high street banks.

Claire Simmons said much of the response ‘could be characterised as at best neglect and at worst conscious cruelty’.

Members of the community in North Kensington have spoken about the impact of the disaster.

Aiden Aslin, 28, and Shaun Pinner, 48, were convicted in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic.

Vicky Ford said the UK is ‘ready to support’ the official search operation.

Many of the papers focus on the ‘show trial’ of two Britons captured by Russian forces in Ukraine.

Seven passengers died and 51 were injured when a tram derailed in south London on November 9 2016.

The Labour leader met Alliance leader Naomi Long, SDLP chief Colum Eastwood and outgoing Stormont Speaker Alex Maskey.

Keith Brown joined the Royal Marines in 1980 and found himself at war two years later.

Aiden Aslin, 28, was sentenced to death at a court in the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic.