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Prices have risen for seven weeks in a row.

Jeremy Hunt’s comments came during Treasury questions in the Commons.

Mistakes in maternity care accounted for a large proportion of claims by value.

The confrontation in London’s Oxford Street saw a businessman bundled to the ground for his watch and phone.

Being in school improves the health and wellbeing of young people, health leaders have suggested.

A coalition of organisations warned the UK’s global reputation for leadership on climate is at risk due to Government inaction on the issue.

The Scottish Labour leader said the First Minister lacked his own vision for the Scottish Government’s programme for government.

St Aidan’s RSPB Nature Park in Leeds is the setting for the immersive production Nest, which explores themes of identity and climate migration.

The heads of the industry regulator appeared in front of the Culture, Media and Sport Committee as part of its inquiry into gambling regulation.

Jeremy Hunt has commissioned an Office for Budget Responsibility forecast, which will be presented alongside the statement.

The advertising watchdog found that the graphic and gory imagery was likely to be seen as frightening and distressing to children in particular.

The Dublin site is the first of three which will house the data of European TikTok users, in response to data privacy concerns around the app.

The opposition has pledged to spend £28 billion a year on its Green Prosperity Plan, but this could leave little extra money for rebuilding schools.

A packed schedule means Charles has rarely been out of the public eye during the first 12 months of his reign.

Pupils from Corpus Christi Catholic School started their new term at another school around a mile away.

The shadow health secretary was asked about criticism of weekend staffing levels following the death of 13-year-old Martha Mills.

Schools minister Nick Gibb said funding to rebuild 200 schools a year was requested but the PM granted funding for 50 a year.

The current parliamentary term is on track to be the worst for living standards growth since at least the 1950s, the Resolution Foundation said.

Firms considered kind were 35% more likely to have doubled their earnings, according to the research.

Europe’s largest local authority said all new spending, with the exception of protecting vulnerable people and statutory services, must stop.