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Better Leisure said it was now paying three times more for energy compared to 2019.

Nigel Farage led UKIP and the Brexit Party to victories in the 2014 and 2019 EU Parliamentary Elections.

The Princess of Wales attended her first state banquet back in 2015.

Under the Government’s Business Appointment Rues, Mr Hancock should have sought clearance from Acoba for any new employment or appointments he takes on within two years of leaving office.

Ms Sturgeon is set to face a pivotal judgement on her Scottish independence dream in a matter of hours, as the Supreme Court will rule on whether or not the Scottish parliament can hold a second referendum on independence without Westminster approval.

Britain faces a nightmare before Christmas as unions threaten to bring the country to a standstill.

Britain is on winter whiteout alert with a ‘major weather change’ due within days threatening a ‘Beast from the East’ mega-freeze.

Included on the menu for the special dinner is Windsor pheasant and £75 vintage port.

Should the Supreme Court rule in her favour, the Scottish First Minister said she wants to hold the next referendum in October 2023.

Approximately one quarter of Ukrainians left their homes within the first month of the war.

The group is reportedly facing serious financial challenges after the Labour party saw an exodus of leftwing members.

A former flight attendant has spoken about what the cabin crew consider to be the most annoying type of passenger.

The UK Government has kept in place a price cap on energy bills, but the average household will now face an average bill of £3,000 per year from April.

More rail strikes have been announced for December and January which will lead to chaos over Christmas.

The warning comes as the nation is gripped by the cost of living crisis.

Speaking to the Justice Select Committee, Mr Raab said: “I don’t think it’s right that we have effectively straitjacket legislation coming in through the back door via a court.”

The BBC is facing ongoing questions over the future of the licence fee.

Mr Paterson quit as an MP last year after a standards investigation found him to have breached Parliamentary rules.

This marks the beginning of the first state visit of Charles III’s reign.

Meta has rejected the claims, with a company spokesperson stating they are “false” via Twitter.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has quashed speculation over Britain forming a Swiss-style relationship with the European Union.

A teenage boy has been seriously hurt in a violent incident in Greater Manchester today which led to a road being taped off.

Lady Anne Glenconner suffered severe abuse at the hands of her husband and in her new book, she reflects on the lessons she has learnt during her long and unexpected life, and her extremely volatile marriage.

Counsellors of state are able to stand in for the Monarch and conduct some official duties in their absence on a temporary basis due to illness or absence abroad.

National Grid has warned that homes could undergo power issues as early as this evening after raising the alarm over its energy capacity.