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Critics of the beleaguered scheme have repeatedly called for the Home Office to be stripped of responsibility for determining and handling payments.

The compensation scheme was launched five years ago this week.

The compensation scheme was launched five years ago this week.

Critics of the beleaguered scheme have repeatedly called for the Home Office to be stripped of responsibility for determining and handling payments.

OVER a years worth of untreated sewage was dumped across the Windermere catchment in 2023, new figures show.

OVER a years worth of untreated sewage was dumped across the Windermere catchment in 2023, new figures show.

Thames Water bosses insist it is 'business as usual' but City insiders believe the troubled utility will struggle to attract new investors

SIR – I’m sure that, given a choice, everyone would prefer to eat the highest-quality food produced in Britain (report, March 27), but not everyone has the means. If the Government believes it’s safe to allow imports of food produced using methods that are banned in the UK, it should lift that ban. If it wants more wildflowers grown, it should use land that is not highly productive. Farmers are right to protest, but not because of trade deals and tariffs. The culprits are un...

Theresa May’s years as prime minister during a tumultuous period in British politics are to be explored in a new ITV documentary.

Neil Flanigan MBE was born in Jamaica and travelled to England in 1943