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Labour claimed Rishi Sunak’s vow was “already falling apart”.
It came as the Secretary of State admitted that improvements could be made regarding productivity in UK industry.
More than half of tenants with maintenance and safety concerns said this was down to damp, mould and condensation, the survey found.
The Better Social Housing Review called for housing associations to conduct and publish a thorough audit’ of all social homes across England.
The party’s leader Sir Ed Davey warned thousands face a ‘nightmare’ as their monthly mortgage payments soar.
Physiotherapists, some midwives in Wales and rail workers are among those who have backed walkouts.
The Met Office has extended a yellow warning for snow and ice covering northern Scotland and north east England until noon on Friday.
‘Police are not ambulance drivers or qualified paramedics’ – the Police Federation.
Ken and Jane Ralph are the last two people to be named as missing following the explosion at a block of flats in St Helier.
The 32-year-old, who won Celebrity Big Brother in 2016, stood trial at Chelmsford Crown Court.
A jury found him guilty by unanimous verdicts of two counts of disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress.
Members of the Communication Workers Union will mount picket lines outside sorting and delivery offices across the country.
Hundreds have left flowers and mementos to the “Babbs Mill Boys” after the fatal incident in Solihull on Sunday.
Health officials have launched a trial of ‘whole blood’ transfusions.
Finance minister Rebecca Evans described it as ‘one of the toughest budgets since devolution’.
The country’s top law officer told Holyrood that Abu Agila Mohammad Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi is not currently facing charges.
More needs to be done to ensure that the non-bank financial sector does not pose a threat to the UK’s financial stability, the Bank said.
Alexander and Diana Darwall believe that camping “often creates problems and risks” which are “getting worse”.
Campaign group For Women Scotland brought the challenge.
The five-point plan, which includes ramping up immigration raids and housing migrants in disused holiday parks, was described as ‘deeply disturbing’.
