Benefits crackdown will allow for full universal credit uprating, Sunak suggests
The Prime Minister suggested welfare reforms and sanctions announced last week make it possible for him to uprate benefits fully
Nigel Farage eats penis on I'm a Celeb as campmate accuses him of 'demonising migrants'
Mr Farage was subjected to the show's first Bushtucker Trial, in which he was forced to consume pizza topped with the anus and penis of camels, goats and crocodiles
End Ofsted school inspections and let teachers self-evaluate, inquiry recommends
Recommendations from the final report of the inquiry include self evaluations, pausing school inspections and dropping one-word judgements like 'inadequate'
UK doctors remain split on assisted dying despite public support
Some 48% of medics were against legalising assisted dying while nearly 45% said they supported a change
If a hostage deal doesn't happen now, it never will, says Israeli negotiator
Gershon Baskin, widely known for his role in leading back-channel negotiations with Hamas, said time was running out to secure the release of hostages in Gaza
Fill UK's 'gigafactory gap' or risk losing tens of thousands of jobs MPs warn
UK on course to secure barely half of the electric battery capacity needed for car industry report warns. Fix it fast or risk a 'jewel in the UK’s industrial crown'
Welcome to Sewage Island (formerly the Isle of Wight)
Heavy rainfall has brought the Isle of Wight's sewage problem into sharp focus. i visits the island to meet the locals blighted by waste
Problems with Microsoft Outlook email and Office 365 explained
The tech giant confirmed it was aware of the issue and had begun investigating its 'underlying cause'
