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Rishi Sunak was speaking with port authorities in Holyhead.
The single-use plastic carrier bag charge in England was introduced in supermarkets in 2015 and increased from 5p to 10p in 2021.
The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee voted seven to two to increase rates from 4% to 4.25%.
Stargazers in the UK will be able to see part of the galaxy at around 3am.
Labour criticised the Environment Secretary for not being present in the Commons to discuss the issue.
The British Medical Association has accused the Government of not being serious about resolving the pay dispute.
The think tank said the new SNP leader must focus on education, the economy, net-zero and health.
There continue to be high levels of delayed discharges for medically fit patients.
Two women and a man have been taken to Musgrave Serious Crime Suite for questioning.
Trade minister Nigel Huddleston told the Commons ‘we will not tie our hands in terms of setting an arbitrary deadline’.
The Old Bailey heard that a street trader from Lagos had been brought to the UK with the intention of transplanting one of his kidneys for cash.
The construction firms have been punished by the CMA over cartel agreements related to 19 contracts worth over £150 million.
More than 1.1 billion objects are now part of the huge database.
The Ipsos Scotland survey also shows Nicola Sturgeon’s popularity has increased as she prepares to leave office.
Rishi Sunak’s tax return showed he paid a lower effective rate of tax than if his income had been mostly from employment.
Professor Christine Holt shares the Brain Prize with two other neuroscientists.
GfK’s long-running Consumer Confidence Index increased two points in March, rising to an overall score of minus 36.
A study was led by the University of Edinburgh.
Matthew Peall, of Kent Police, is charged with misconduct in a public office.
Councils have called on the Government to recognise unprecedented financial pressures caused by inflation and rising demand.
