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Energy consultancy Cornwall Insight said it expects the typical household’s energy bill to rise to £1,714 a year on October 1.

The measure allows defendants to be held in police cells and not summoned to magistrates’ court until a space in prison is available.

A new robot has been developed to encourage stroke survivors to complete exercises prescribed to aid their rehabilitation.

A variety of stories feature in Monday’s newspapers.

Harry and Meghan are wrapping up their four-day visit.

Sir Keir Starmer will visit Belfast.

The Ukraine president claimed support from the UK had ‘slowed down’.

Scotland’s former first minister was interviewing author Paul Lynch.

Sussex Police said a man remains in custody following the incident in Crawley on Sunday morning.

On 17 August, 492 migrants crossed in nine boats, taking the provisional total for the year so far to 19,066.

Elsewhere, Essex Police said they were concerned following a third-party report of a woman who had gone missing while swimming at Frinton-on-Sea.

Earlier this week saw the largest number of crossings in a single day since the Labour Government took power.

The business behind the fashion brand’s UK shops, No Ordinary Designer Label Limited, fell into administration in March.

The MSP is in the race to become the next Scottish Tory leader.

The attraction has replaced the surprise street art on a shutter with a reproduction to allow its full entrance to be used over summer.

In his resignation letter Mark Smith wrote that members of the Israeli government and military have expressed ‘open genocidal intent’.

The former Tory minister lost the constituency of North East Somerset to Labour by more than 5,000 votes at the July 4 ballot.

The force said it was ‘really disappointing’ that there were people in the town who sought to talk it down.

The National Education Union said such schools are ‘symbolic of the previous Government’s obsession with pushing gimmicks’.

The hurricane ripped through the North Atlantic this week, with maximum winds of 85mph.