National News

Insurers can make emergency payments, arrange temporary emergency accommodation, and organise necessary repairs, the ABI said.

Sally-Ann Hart, Tory MP for Hastings and Rye, was speaking during environment questions in the House of Commons.

The total is higher than the pre-pandemic year of 2019/20, but below the figure for 2018/19.

The incident involving a Spanish vessel, registered in France, and the UK trawler Defiant happened off the coast of Shetland.

Ahmed Alid did not confirm his name but told the court through an interpreter that he was unwell and could not speak.

More than one in three children in England are above a healthy weight when obesity and overweight NHS figures are taken together.

Natural Resources Wales said it was examining the severity and frequency of permit breaches by Welsh Water.

Some 49% of respondents to a poll of 2,583 UK drivers commissioned by the RAC said the condition of local roads was their biggest motoring concern.

The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) published its final report exactly one year ago.

More than 100 people took part in a protest ride in Hackney on Wednesday night to demand safer streets.

He reportedly told the First Minister, ‘I can’t leave my people when they need me’.

Tom Tugendhat said threats to any community are taken ‘extremely seriously’.

The streaming firm confirmed two of its four offerings would rise in price.

It follows a protest by Fossil Free London in Mayfair during a meeting of oil executives.

West of England Mayor Dan Norris has written to Defence Secretary Grant Shapps.

The KitKat and Cheerios maker said it increased its pricing by 8.4% for the first nine months of 2023.

In a meeting with President Isaac Herzog, Rishi Sunak said he has ‘not just a right’ but a ‘duty’ to restore security to the country.

Counties Cork and Waterford were worst hit by the flooding.

The Finnish telecoms company, which has UK offices in Bristol, Cambridge and Reading, has not disclosed where the staff cuts will be made.

The original demonstration, which took place on October 22 1983, saw 300,000 people gather in Hyde Park to protest against nuclear missiles.