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After the Civil Service had references to Liz Truss in a briefing document removed, the ex-PM has asked for an investigation.

The teenager’s multiple injuries were consistent with a fall in a rocky area, a Spanish court said.

The sentences are the longest since the introduction by the last government of the new law of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance.

The Justice Secretary said the move is necessary as prisons will otherwise overflow by September.

Sir Keir Starmer hopes the European Political Community summit will provide an early opportunity to reset relations with the UK’s neighbours.

Club Pret subscribers will now get 50 per cent off up to five barista-made drinks a day for a reduced monthly fee of £10 from September.

The Covid inquiry, which is being chaired by Baroness Heather Hallett, published its 217-page report on Thursday.

Water companies in England have incurred debts of more than £64 billion and paid out £78 billion in dividends since they were privatised debt-free in 1989.

SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn branded a Labour taskforce on child poverty as a ‘cynical attempt to kick the issue into the long grass’.