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Research by the consumer group found 6,161 branches have shut since 2015 and 30 parliamentary constituencies have none remaining.

The cybersecurity firm was at the centre of a global IT failure in July.

Daniel Tatters, 25, is the second person to be charged in connection with a house fire that killed Akashdeep Singh, 26, in Wolverhampton.

The number of people who received the payment last winter was 214,000 more than the 11.4 million in 2022-23.

Pat McFadden ruled out a change to opening hours.

Julian Dunkerton said an exemption on low-value parcels is a ‘loophole’ that gives the fast-fashion brand in unfair advantage.

Lebanese health ministry says death toll stands at 492 people as Labour minister calls for everybody in the Middle East to be able to live in peace.

The heavy rain which brought more than 100mm to some areas in 48 hours is forecast to be replaced with drier conditions.

The tech firm told shareholders that revenues jumped by 61% to 144 million US dollars (£107.9 million) over the six months to June.

They are also under-represented on clinical trials, experts said.

The holiday giant said summer bookings lifted 6% and added it was seeing a ‘promising start’ to the winter season, with bookings up 7%.

James McArthur says he was unaware of any sexual abuse during his ‘unpleasant’ 10 months in charge in 2008.

The heavy rain which brought more than 100mm to some areas in 48 hours is forecast to be replaced by drier conditions.

The Duke of Sussex was speaking at an event in New York organised by The Halo Trust who escorted Diana, Princess of Wales through a minefield in 1997.

Speeches from the Prime Minister and Chancellor at the Labour conference dominate Tuesday’s front pages.

Many places in Bedfordshire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire and Northamptonshire saw more than 100mm of rain in the last 48 hours.

Sir Keir Starmer will say short-term pain is the necessary price for his vision of national renewal.

Martin Dillett had three liver transplants in the space of five days in 2023 after being rushed to hospital with liver failure.

Labour said £10 billion a year is lost to fraud and error in the benefit system, which could otherwise be spent on public services.

The Prime Minister will announce the move at the Labour Party’s annual conference on Tuesday.