Government ‘negligently underestimated’ winter fuel payment cuts’ impact: Tories
Only people on pension credit or certain other benefits will receive the fuel payments from this winter.
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German leader to seek December confidence vote, paving way for early election
The move comes after the collapse of Olaf Scholz’s three-party coalition last week.
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PM ‘totally disagrees’ with ex-Blair aide’s claim UK does not need small farmers
Former political adviser John McTernan said the Government should ‘do what Margaret Thatcher did to the miners’ to protesting farmers.
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What must the UK do to reach the new goal of 81% emissions cut by 2035?
Here we answer key questions on what the newly announced climate target means for Britons.
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Starmer pledges 81% emissions cut but won’t ‘tell people how to run their lives’
The Prime Minister has announced the UK’s target for cutting greenhouse gases at the Cop29 talks in Azerbaijan.
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Initial police investigation into Katie Simpson murder ‘flawed’, says watchdog
The Police Ombudsman concluded that the initial investigation had ‘failed the Simpson family’.
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Care worker jailed after livestreaming armed group following post-Southport riot
Cameron Bell, 23, from Tamworth, was sacked by her employer a day after making ‘abhorrent’ comments on her TikTok account.
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35 killed as driver rams crowd at sports centre in southern China
Police detained a 62-year-old man after the incident in Zhuhai, in which another 43 people were injured.
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Israeli strikes kill 46 people in Gaza Strip and 33 in Lebanon, medics say
The new bombardment on both fronts came as international aid agencies said Israel has missed a US deadline to ramp up aid allowed in to Gaza.
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Average cost of motor cover £50 higher than a year earlier
While insurance prices are higher on an annual basis, the average cost of cover has fallen when compared with the previous quarter.
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Gary Lineker’s exit will be ‘big loss’ for BBC, says former boss
Greg Dyke was director-general of the BBC from 2000 to 2004.
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‘Robust’ assisted dying Bill unveiled as PM says MPs won’t be pressured on vote
The Bill, which was published on Monday night, runs to almost 40 pages, with around 20 pages of explanatory notes.
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Mauritius opposition wins country’s election by a landslide
The governing coalition, led by Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth, failed to get any of the 62 seats available for voters to directly decide on.
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Starmer says MPs must make own minds up on assisted dying Bill
The Prime Minister has previously supported assisted dying, but said the Government will remain neutral on the issue.
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Typhoon batters storm-weary Philippines and displaces thousands more people
There were no immediate reports of deaths from Toraji.
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