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Teachers and NHS workers are among those living in households experiencing food insecurity.
Ofcom is considering whether to launch an investigation following the broadcast on March 13.
A lack of availability of home-working for teachers may represent a threat to the attractiveness of the profession, the report suggests.
Tomasz Oleszak, also 14, suffered a fatal stab wound while he was with a group of young people in a nature park in Gateshead last October.
The Labour leader said 96% of theft and burglary cases did not end up going before the courts.
Contestants will compete to win the Golden Spurtle.
The Scottish Ambulance Service said 15 people are in hospital and 10 were treated at the scene.
Chris Heaton-Harris faced calls to take a ‘different approach’ if Northern Ireland’s political parties continue to oppose the Legacy Bill.
Chris O’Shea’s remuneration package rose significantly last year, partly because he had waived his right to a bonus the year before.
The SDLP leader said the benefits of the framework outweighed concerns over how the Stormont brake would operate in practice.
Sir Keir Starmer will pledge to tackle violence against women and girls with specialist rape units and domestic abuse advisers.
A citizens’ assembly of 100 people has set out a list of urgent recommendations for the recovery of nature in the UK.
Proposals by the College of Policing would see police forces no longer automatically name people charged with some crimes, including child sex abuse.
The unexpected jump in UK inflation in February could make it harder for the Bank to justify pausing its prolonged cycle of rate hikes, say experts.
The 67-year-old will be leading the investigation into alleged unlawful killings by British Armed Forces.
The tonic and mixer maker said it will pass ‘some’ of its inflationary pressure onto customers through higher pricing.
Boris Johnson will fight for his political future when he appears before the Privileges Committee on Wednesday.
The European Research Group of Tory MPs said it is ‘strongly recommending’ its members to oppose the regulations.
The former prime minister has said he plans to vote against the Stormont brake element of Rishi Sunak’s Windsor Framework.
The condition is known as misophonia, and is a strong negative reaction to common sounds, which are usually made by other people.
