‘Biblical’ rain cancels Glasgow trains just as world heads to COP26
Heavy downpours in Cumbria could make it difficult for some to reach COP26.
Heavy downpours in Cumbria could make it difficult for some to reach COP26.
The government had promised to match lost EU funding for deprived areas - but Rishi Sunak had other ideas.
By contrast, Scottish Water - which is publicly owned - has invested nearly 35 per cent more per household in infrastructure than the privatised English firms, charging 14 per cent less and not paying out dividends.
Rachel Reeves said the Chancellor's Budget was "loading the burden" on working people.
Sunak made it cheaper for people to fly between UK cities - while making little mention of the climate crisis in Wednesday's Budget.
Keir Starmer has tested positive for Covid-19 - and will not be taking PMQs or responding to the Budget.
Cavallo, of Adelaide United, is the first known male top-flight professional footballer to come out as gay.
Officials have discussed cutting university tuition fees to £8,500, reports suggest.
Reports suggest the Chancellor is set to cut the taper rate for Universal Credit to 60p in today's Budget.
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