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The Labour frontbencher said protesting outside MPs’ homes is ‘totally unacceptable’.

The Chancellor seemed to downplay speculation that income tax could be reduced in his autumn statement on Wednesday.

Tom Critchley is urging other cancer patients to take a chance on clinical trials.

Sales of antibiotics for food-producing animals are reducing in the UK, but campaigners say further reductions and legislation are needed.

Researcher Annie Lennox is calling for the International Astronomical Union to change its policies.

Centrepoint said its helpline has been receiving a ‘huge volume of calls from young people worried about homelessness’.

The medal was won by a team of Scottish curlers at the 1924 Games in Chamonix, France.

The next decade cannot be one of ‘low growth and lost opportunities’, Rain Newton-Smith will say.

TUC general secretary Paul Nowak will call on employers to ’embrace Labour’s economic reset’ and work with unions to boost productivity and skills.

Neil Jones was selected to represent England at the European Blackball Championships in Malta after buying a pool table with his Lottery winnings.

Businesses will ‘not progress’ if they do not take risks, according to accounting giant PwC.

Councils in some of the most deprived areas are now spending up to 45% of their available resources on children’s social care, it has emerged.

A report has looked at the environmental impact of glass, PET plastic and aluminium drinks containers.

The RAC reviewed 313 models – ranging from the smallest superminis to the largest 4x4s – and found only eight come with a back-up wheel in the boot.

Oxfam’s report, based on research with the Stockholm Environment Institute, assessed the consumption emissions of different income groups.

Society needs the power of the ‘modern suffragette’ to challenge the status quo, according to the president of the Girls’ School Association.

Nominet’s annual Digital Youth Index found more young people are also being exposed to harm online.

Here are the big stories making headlines this Sunday.

The Chancellor is being urged by northern Tories to focus on the lower paid with tax cuts instead of the wealthiest in the autumn budget.

New details show that part of the multi-million deal is going towards kitting the Albanian prison service out with new vehicles.