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A formal identification has not taken place, but his family have been made aware

Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Pat McFadden will tell tech experts and business chiefs that cybersecurity is an ‘absolute necessity’.

Exclusive: Sir Keir has already faced a fierce backlash over PIP cuts, with left-wingers vowing to vote against the changes when put before parliament

Raptors World owner Tom Pruen said the two models, named Rexy and Yoshi, were stolen from a car park in Thurrock, Essex

After disastrous local election results, Tory MPs hoping to install Robert Jenrick as new leader risk being disappointed as research suggest he would not beat Nigel Farage’s Reform

The DVSA will trial these new changes for three months

The wild beaver reportedly didn’t pay any attention to its observers in the rare sighting

Ministers warned they need to step up to save the UK’s status as ‘the Hollywood of Europe’ from Trump’s tariffs

Parents have been told to keep their children away from Astor Secondary School in Dover

Now in its second week, the trial heard how Carruthers believed the reaction to the damage was ‘almost as if someone had been murdered’

The deal with India is focused on whiskey, gin, cars and cosmetics and will boost the economy and cut prices for shoppers

Ms Marten claims she did not report their baby’s death as they camped off-grid on the South Downs because she did not want to be branded an ‘evil mother’

Associated Newspapers Limited described the claims as ‘lurid’ and ‘simply preposterous’

A Labour MP accused Reform of sucking up to Russian leader Vladimir Putin during a heated clash on live television.

Ministers defend stripping the payments from 10 million pensioners claiming it has allowed Labour to invest in the NHS

The chair of a powerful Commons committee has joined unions in warning that ministers need to step up to save the UK’s status as ‘the Hollywood of Europe’ from Trump’s 100 per cent tariffs

Readers weigh in on the impact of new care worker visa rules – from fears of a collapsing sector and rising costs to calls for better wages and homegrown training to fill the gap

Have your say: Labour’s cuts to winter fuel payments, blamed for heavy local election losses, have sparked a fierce debate over whether the policy should be reversed to win back voter trust

The companies issue about 41,000 tickets per day

The 13-year-old boy caused concern after he failed to surface from the canal

After disastrous local election results, Tory MPs hoping to install Robert Jenrick as new leader risk being disappointed as research suggest he would not beat Nigel Farage’s Reform

Benefits, state pensions and the minimum wage all rose last month

But the health secretary defended the loss of winter fuel payments for 10 million pensioners claiming it has allowed Labour to invest in the NHS

The study found that there were only tiny traces of gluten transferred through kissing

The number of shoplifting offences recorded by police surpassed half a million in the past year for the first time on record

Helen Faber complained the fence stopped them carrying a ‘large picnic tray laden with food and drinks...without spilling the drinks’