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The environmental group says it will not hold any more protests "for the foreseeable future".

It comes after the Bank of England warns the UK is facing a two-year financial slump.

Eight London Underground have severe delays after a 24-hour walkout by RMT members ends.

Chief constable Olivia Pinkney says officers spend too long working on behalf of other services.

Councils across England say they will have to axe everyday services as their finances are squeezed.

Queen's University researchers say the current system "disadvantages the most disadvantaged".

Terry Devine scatters his son's ashes at the top of Mount Kilimanjaro five years after he died.

Spending on free childcare in England is set to fall by 8% in real-terms over the next two years.

Spending on agency staff jumps by 20% as bosses pay premium rates to plug holes in rotas.

This year's commemorations include the recently restored Big Ben striking 11 times.

A mother-of-two who relies on a food bank to feed her family says she feels guilty asking for help.

The former chancellor says he told the then PM to "slow down" after September's ill-fated mini-budget.

An interview with ex-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and leaked remarks from TV's David Walliams lead the papers.

The makers of smart thermostats says the devices can cut energy bills but the evidence is not conclusive.

A Labour government would ease planning rules for new onshore wind farms, Sir Kier Starmer says.

A poultry business says the Welsh government should follow England on bird flu prevention measures.

An I'm a Celebrity campmate challenges the MP about his behaviour which led to his resignation.

Speaking after meeting Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Rishi Sunak says he wants a "negotiated solution".

Nicola Sturgeon and Rishi Sunak meet for the first time since he became prime minister.

The body of astronomer Tom Marsh was found two months after his disappearance, police say.