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The party will table a motion and call on the Government to take further action on sewage.

The new online safety regulator has published draft guidance for websites on how to verify the age of users to comply with the Online Safety Act.

Joshua Jacques, 29, has pleaded guilty to their manslaughters but denies murder.

The Food Standards Agency urged consumers not to buy or eat the bars, saying they could be unsafe.

The shortlisted words included rizz, Swiftie, prompt, and situationship.

Disabled adults who are renters and single-parent households are among those more likely to run into financial difficulty, the ONS found.

Gold prices also surged amid global economic worries and predictions that interest rates might start to fall next year.

Jeremy Hunt also blamed Brexit and the Covid pandemic for the damaging instability at the heart of government.

Insurer NFU Mutual said an average of one in every 31 collisions on rural roads in Britain resulted in a death in 2022.

It comes after Holly Gormley died at the age of 11 following complications as a result of a rare blood condition.

He is expected to tell the Commons on Monday that the minimum salary requirement for a skilled worker from overseas will be significantly hiked.

Retail sales growth remained weak in November at 2.7%, despite a big push from retailers around Black Friday deals.

The company denies allegations that it changed sewage pollution categories to remove them from official figures.

Travel disruption is expected and a Met Office yellow weather warning for rain is in place.

The findings were from a survey of people across the UK who receive food from FareShare through a network of 8,500 charities and community groups.

Conor Murphy from Co Down received an accessible letter designed by sight loss charity RNIB.

Members of the train drivers’ union Aslef at c2c and Greater Anglia will walk out, followed by strikes in the coming days at other train operators.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said his party would have an obsession with growth rather than public spending to turn around the economy.

Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer indicated on Monday that ministers are unlikely to shift position.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund plans to invest in the group to help it expand further worldwide.