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Last year's census shows one of the biggest population rises ever recorded.

The British prime minister says the missile strike brought a sombre mood and unity to the G7 summit.

David Buttress will launch a taxpayer-funded campaign after asking business to come up with ideas to help consumers.

More than 500 people leaving care in Wales will be offered £1,600 a month for two years.

Ben Wallace says the UK military needs more money to counter the threat posed by Russia.

She will say a "lawful" vote can be held in October 2023, with or without UK government consent.

The ex-PM is among Tories voicing concerns at plans to scrap parts of the deal on Northern Ireland.

The first minister said the Scottish government would back a bill to protect sites from protesters.

Parliament's two newest MPs, who overturned Tory majorities last week, are officially signed into their new jobs.

The G7 and Nato summits are focused on Ukraine - and the PM is seeking to emphasise the UK's commitment.

The ex-prime minister's description of the disaster drew gasps from families watching the public inquiry.

Boris Johnson argues letting Russia "get away with" invading Ukraine would have "chilling" consequences.

The UK PM compares standing up to Nazi Germany with today's conflict in Ukraine, after Russia's invasion.

The economic gaps between different parts of the UK are "significant", the Resolution Foundation says.

The UK government wants to change the NI Protocol but the EU says this would break international law.

Behind the grinning photo ops of the G7 summit, world leaders grapple with their differing outlooks.

Mr Ross says any new referendum without UK government approval is a "waste of time".

Brandon Lewis says the PM has the drive and enthusiasm to go on, despite growing criticism.

The Glasgow North MP is reportedly under police investigation over allegations of sexual harassment.

Boris Johnson will urge G7 and Nato allies to continue backing Kyiv as the war with Russia drags on.