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ScotRail was running services on just five routes as the RMT union commenced industrial action across the UK.

Economists at the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) have warned that the three-day strikes could cause a £91 million hit.

Hospitals in London are likely to feel the brunt of the strain.

Steve Barclay reportedly requested that Kwasi Kwarteng outline further measures to ease the burden on business.

The Government is reportedly poised to ease rules to allow unaccompanied Ukrainians under-18s fleeing the Russian invasion to come to the UK.

Last-ditch talks failed to resolve the bitter dispute over pay, jobs and conditions.

Opposition accused of ‘ridiculous nonsense’ over leaked memo with instructions to shadow cabinet members.

Boris Johnson is expected to claim unions are ‘harming the very people they claim to be helping’ by going ahead with mass industrial action.

The proposals would give a parliamentary committee the right to initiate its own investigations into potential breaches of the ministerial code.

The Duchess of Cornwall was speaking at the Chalke Valley History Festival.

Second in line to the throne, the Duke of Cambridge is celebrating his birthday on June 21.

But those heading to Glastonbury could be pitching their tents in dry conditions only to see heavy showers over the weekend.

Mr Shapps argued the Government is ‘not the employer’ and it is for the train operating companies, Network Rail and unions to come to an agreement.

In a press conference, Mick Lynch said that the Labour leadership needed to find a way to connect with working-class people.

John Bolton will claim the UK now has a ‘independent role’ in Nato due to its departure from the ‘smoothie-making’ EU decision process.

Previous predictions put the winter cap at £2,800

The expected first flight in the controversial policy was grounded on June 14.

Doug Allan said the pub garden in Shropshire was ‘teeming with nature’.

Services across the UK will start to be affected from Monday evening.

Terence Glover had also said in previous 999 calls to police “he might run some school children over”, Essex’s senior coroner Lincoln Brookes said.