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A shortage of drivers has disrupted supply chains and fuel deliveries, with vehicles queuing for petrol.

Hundreds join a vigil for the teacher who was killed as she walked to a pub in south-east London.

A public consultation over the terms of a forthcoming conversion therapy ban has been delayed by a month.

From Theresa May's incident-strewn speech in 2017 to Tony Blair sweating through his shirt.

Dominating Saturday's front pages is the ongoing supply chain crisis - and No 10's plans to tackle it.

More than 100 armed forces personnel will begin non-emergency driving work from Sunday.

Home Office statistics show there were 1,461 offences in 2020-21, up from 700 ten years ago.

The Health and Safety Executive has been informed of the incident in Tamworth, police say.

Deputy party leader Angela Rayner will open Labour's conference with the party's offer to workers.

Virginia Giuffre is claiming damages from Prince Andrew over allegations he sexually assaulted her.

The vigil at Pegler Square is not far from where a wanted suspect was captured on CCTV.

Ministers focused on the impact of the lorry driver shortage, with fuel the latest sector to be affected.

The sister of Sabina Nessa pays tribute to the teacher, who was killed a week ago in south-east London.

It is the largest rise in deaths announced in one day since 23 February, bringing the total to 8,514.

One man earned £900,000 in two years by exploiting the workers and skimming off their wages.

Olly Stephens, 13, was ambushed by two boys after being lured to a field by a girl in Reading.

Conservative councillor Angela Sandison steps down after criticism from parents and politicians.

Charles Ogilvie-Forbes is a volunteer in a clinical trial at King’s College Hospital, London.

James Clark, 31, was convicted of killing baby Sean who died with 71 rib fractures and head injuries.

US Open champion Emma Raducanu says she was "more nervous playing the Duchess of Cambridge" before her Homecoming Party than during the US Open final.