National News

Here are the biggest news stories impacting Britain this Saturday.

The 11th studio album from the singer-songwriter became Spotify’s most-streamed album in a single day, the platform said.

The cause of the fire is now under investigation.

Robert Walker-McDaid, from Coventry, rang a US terrorism hotline in 2015 claiming he had plastic explosives and hostages.

The Government is thought to be planning one more ‘fiscal event’ before the election.

The party will hold an extraordinary general meeting, after the Scottish Government ditched a climate change target.

Cheshire Constabulary confirmed they had received ‘reports of offences under the Communications Act’.

The Conservative MP co-founded the school alongside current headteacher Katherine Birbalsingh.

The venue had heavy security for the reopening.

Lancashire police have said they are ‘reviewing the available information’ after receiving a complaint about the Fylde MP.

Rishi Sunak has proposed changes to the personal independence payment.

Lancashire Police said it was ‘reviewing the available information’ after it received a letter ‘detailing concerns around this matter’.

One man said he witnessed a bottle being thrown and staff raising their voices.

Paolo Barone, wearing his work uniform, repeatedly took photographs of the sleeping woman throughout his 45-minute rail journey.

She competed in 2006, when Simon Cowell, Paula Abdul and Randy Jackson were judges.

Shoplifting has been on the rise in recent years, despite falls in other types of theft.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said the figure soared by one million since 2019, now accounting for 4.2 million working-age people.

Valdo Calocane’s sentence was referred to the Court of Appeal by Attorney General Victoria Prentis, who raised concerns it may be ‘unduly lenient’.

The information is contained in leaked correspondence from Cabinet Office minister John Glen.

Lawyers for Gordon Ramsay Holdings International Limited have a High Court order securing possession of the premises.