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Shelter blamed what it described as ‘total inaction’ from the Government for the numbers of young people in ‘traumatic’ living circumstances.

Harry is bringing a claim against Mirror Group Newspapers over alleged unlawful information gathering.

Armed forces minister James Heappey was speaking to the Commons Defence Committee.

National Highways has issued a severe weather alert for parts of England.

A survey found more than 40% of junior doctors are ‘actively researching’ leaving the NHS.

British Gas said it would be offering customers free home consultations for solar panels.

Lili and Archie became a princess and a prince when the King acceded the throne, but remained miss and master on the royal website for six months.

The Home Secretary has been accused of questioning the ‘integrity and impartiality’ of Home Office civil servants in remarks to Tory members.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer criticised the latest ‘gimmick’ immigration plans from the Government.

Lisa Smith, a convert to Islam, went to Syria in 2015 after terrorist leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi called on Muslims to travel to the country.

The watchdog found that only 46% of customers who reported being on full-fibre broadband were living in areas where it was actually available.

The findings mean Bryozoans are millions of years younger than previously thought.

She said the next Scottish first minister will need to show ‘mettle’.

Kyle Bevan and Sinead James are on trial over the death of two-year-old Lola James.

The transgender 16-year-old was found with fatal stab wounds in a park in Warrington in February.

The Foreign Secretary is visiting his mother’s home town to announce a plan aimed at tackling threats to gender equality.

Workers in Northern Ireland and the North West were also the most likely to strike between June and December last year.

Sally-Ann Hanitzsch did not realise she had won until more than a month later.

The Government’s flagship National Tutoring Programme has given a wider range of students access to tutoring, a charity suggests.

Bank rate-setter Swati Dhingra said she believes rates should be held at 4% at the next meeting.