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The EA has warned that more than 1,800 properties have already flooded and more could be affected over the next week as river levels rise.
Getting pupils to return to school is a ‘top’ priority, say Education Secretary Gillian Keegan and Children’s Commissioner Rachel De Souza.
The department’s posts on X about the cut to national insurance have attracted ‘Readers added context’ notes.
The event took place on Sunday and saw many sporting underwear of varying styles and colours.
Peter Bone had reportedly threatened to stand against the Tories if Helen Harrison was not selected in Wellingborough.
Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris challenged Dublin to outline how many prosecutions have been mounted in Ireland.
Charles took a close interest in the handmade, model Land Rover which was made by Georgina Ward’s father-in-law.
One Maidenhead resident had to use a paddleboard to move around his garden.
The RMT announced it was suspending the planned strikes after progress in talks with Transport for London.
The scheme will be tested first in Scotland.
Rishi Sunak confirmed reports that Justice Secretary Alex Chalk is considering options but he would not pre-empt the process.
The Taoiseach said was there was a need to be ‘very careful’ on what defined genocide.
Professor Sir Roy Calne led the first liver transplant operation in Europe at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge on May 2 1968.
The Prime Minister said flooding had had a ‘devastating impact on communities up and down the country’.
Labour said absence had ‘skyrocketed’ over recent years, with more than 88,000 secondary students missing at least half of their education last year.
The Labour leader suggested Rishi Sunak wants to mark two years in Downing Street before going to the country.
The speech will be the first in a series focusing on the economy.
The UK Health Security Agency and Met Office have issued an amber cold health alert for parts of England to January 12 at noon.
The party’s leader, Sir Ed Davey, said patients were being let down as figures showed almost 4,000 surgeries had been cancelled in a year.
The Prime Minister said it was his job to ensure value for money on every proposal while he was in the Treasury.
