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More than 50 criminal investigations have started into suspected fraud linked to Covid-19 support schemes, according to Jeremy Hunt.The Chancellor added that a total of 80 arrests have been made so far as he responded to concerns from Labour.Speaking...

Jeremy Hunt said a total of 80 arrests have been made so far as he responded to concerns from Labour

If one aim of the Hamas terror attack on 7 October was to spread confusion and panic among Israel and its allies they have certainly succeeded in the UK, setting the prime minister, the home secretary and the nations chief of police at odds.

We take a look at what to expect from todays ceremony - and examine what plans for the countrys future might be unveiled.

The legislative highlight of the parliamentary calendar will take place this week. We take a look at the ceremony - and examine what plans for the countrys future might be unveiled.

The number of patients at GP surgeries in Colchester may explain why it is so difficult to get an appointment with your doctor...

Ahead of the King’s Speech, Labour warned the Conservatives have given up on tackling the country’s problems as it emerged 134 hours of parliamentary time went unused

Analysis of official figures underlines the lasting impact of the pandemic on the welfare system.

When measured against both state and private pension averages around Europe, the UK often falls far down the list of the most well-off countries. Keep reading to find out three financial aspects that could affect your later-life income and how to overcome them.

In the debate on the state pension triple lock, former UK pensions minister Steve Webb gives his view.