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More than a third of people used buy now, pay later schemes in 2021, TransUnion said.

Jo Whitfield, chief executive of Co-op food, is taking time away to help her sons with their GCSEs and A-Level exams.

HM Inspectorate of Prisons said safety improvements are needed at HMP Foston Hall in Derbyshire.

The actress and comedian was presented with her insignia from the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle on Wednesday.

It is understood an exact date for Ms Giuffre’s deposition has now been confirmed.

Around 15% of all breast cancers (more than 8,000 cases per year in the UK) are triple negative breast cancer.

Andrew Mitchell raised reports of people selling their daughters into early marriage or parting with body organs in a bid to buy food.

Some 14,618 learners were prosecuted for driving without insurance in 2020, up from 12,583 in 2018.

Ami McLennan says William Verden , 17, who has autism and is being treated at Manchester Children’s Hospital, is in a ‘race against time’.

Whyte is accused of failing to provide passwords for laptops and phones needed as part of an investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority.

The Competition and Markets Authority claimed that designating Amazon as a grocery retailer will help to protect suppliers.

The Colne Valley Viaduct will stretch for 2.1 miles, carrying high-speed trains above a series of lakes and waterways just outside north-west London.

Johnson said the Labour plan , which includes a windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas producers, would ‘clobber’ supplies.

‘The little fella left the stadium safe and sound,’ Sheffield Wednesday tweeted.

The Work and Pensions Secretary said suggestions she might quit the Cabinet are ‘ridiculous’.

Scotland Yard is facing calls to expand its investigation into alleged Covid breaches in No 10.

Many workers say they regularly skip meals for financial reasons.

Pupils at a Nottinghamshire school called for the Prime Minister’s resignation.

Minister Therese Coffey also suggested energy suppliers have started using billpayers as their ‘cash flow’.

The Community Security Trust said there were 2,255 anti-Jewish incidents in 2021 – up from 1,684 the previous year.