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Analysis by the PA news agency found the milestone will be reached once the Scottish Government takes over ScotRail.
The NEU teachers’ union said ministers have used ‘highly misleading’ evidence to make the case for all schools becoming academies by 2030.
Lord Harrington told MPs the process for filling out visa applications was still taking too long.
Justin Lee Price, 19, directed a slur at the 24-year-old striker after England’s defeat in a penalty shoot-out against Italy last summer.
The BBC estimates 280 million people watched the unfolding of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
James Watson is on trial at the Old Bailey accused of murdering Rikki in Peterborough woods when he was 13.
Sir Keir Starmer accused the Prime Minister of putting the Tory re-election campaign ‘over and above’ helping people pay their bills.
Kamran Haider attacked Nusayba Umar, causing catastrophic brain injuries, at his home in Ilford, east London, September 2019.
Joseph Kelly, from Glasgow, was given a community payback order comprising 18 months of supervision and 150 hours of unpaid work.
Boris Johnson said the people of the country expect the Government to be focused on the challenges facing the UK rather than the police investigation.
How tax levels this year compare with 2021/22.
Plummeting temperatures and wintry showers will hit many parts in stark contrast to the sunshine enjoyed last week.
HMS Queen Elizabeth has arrived back at Portsmouth Naval Base.
Environmental groups said the Government ‘must reject all new oil and gas projects’.
The poll also revealed that fewer staff look forward to going to work.
The cone snail’s venom contains chemicals called conotoxins which block the nervous system of their prey.
This is Tracey Connelly’s fourth review by the Parole Board since she was jailed
The former education secretary says he was surprised by how ‘modest’ the Schools White Paper was.
The milestone means the petition will now be considered for debate in Parliament.
The Office for Budget Responsibility said last week that households will suffer the biggest fall in income since records began in 1956.
