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The Tory leadership contender said she would ‘break down barriers’ to support people keen to get on the housing ladder.

The fuel poverty charity National Energy Action estimates 8.7 million UK households will be in fuel poverty this winter.

Renovation work at The Elephant House in Edinburgh cannot get under way until landlords make the building structurally sound, the owner says.

He is reported to have suffered a stroke while on holiday with his wife Catherine in the French Alps.

The Australian soap has come to an end with a double-episode after decades on screen.

Raymond Ellis will now serve seven and a half years in prison after the Attorney General argued his original punishment had been unduly lenient.

Infections are falling in nearly all parts of the country.

Broadcaster Clive Myrie will present the film which will explore how the musicians came together to bring a message of defiance and hope.

The former senior aide recounted her time at the heart of Government during the first waves of Covid.

The Commission on Young Lives report said access to mental health services remains a ‘postcode lottery’.

Thomas Hughes, 29, was originally sentenced to 21 years for manslaughter in December last year.

Leaders of a number of local councils as well as Visit Kent and Eurotunnel have penned an open letter to the Secretary of State for Transport.

The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee concert is currently the year’s most-watched broadcast.

Mrs Vardy’s claim was dismissed by Mrs Justice Steyn, who found that Mrs Rooney’s viral social media post was “substantially true”

He will now serve at least 35 years behind bars for killing his wife and later his fiancee.

England will play Germany in the Women’s Euro 2022 final on Sunday.

A number of strikes are planned in the coming weeks.

Three police officers are being cross-examined over messages they sent on a group WhatsApp chat with Sarah Everard’s killer, Wayne Couzens, in 2019.

National Highways has deployed a van with multiple cameras to film passing vehicles on motorways and major A roads.

BBC boss Tim Davie had previously said the broadcaster would stop showing and licencing the interview.