Former England footballer Kieron Dyer settles Mirror phone-hacking case
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Tower Hamlets mayor taken to court over removal of low-traffic neighbourhoods
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Tokyo Metro wins contract to operate London’s Elizabeth line
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Met officers under criminal investigation over road death of pregnant woman
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UK energy suppliers to spend £500m to cushion pain of rising bills
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Man, 92, appears in court for alleged 1967 rape and murder of Bristol woman
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Former John Lewis chair Sharon White takes role at Canadian pension fund
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Lidl warns of price rises and HMV of job cuts amid backlash over UK budget
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As a child I needed free school meals, as mayor, I provide them. And this policy works – here’s the proof | Sadiq Khan
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Man charged with 1967 rape and murder of Bristol woman
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Tories say Labour is weakening national security with plan to decommission drones, warships and helicopters – as it happened
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E.ON must pay £14.5m to prepayment customers after billing failures
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UK failing animals with just one welfare inspector for every 878 farms – report
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Tell us about the errors you have found on your or your child’s birth certificate
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UK’s inflation jump dashes hope of interest rate cut in December | Heather Stewart
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More snow forecast for weekend after UK’s ‘first taste of winter’
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Santander puts aside £295m for car loan mis-selling
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UK inflation rises to 2.3%, increasing pressure to delay interest rate cut
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How to find a UK pet-sitter you can trust
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Enterprise Car Club fined me for someone else’s unpaid fuel
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Wednesday briefing: Why farmers won’t take Starmer’s inheritance tax land grab lying down
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HSBC to open London ‘wealth centre’ in effort to draw in premier clients
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UK pension fund loses more than £350m with waste incinerator power plants
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ONS may have ‘lost’ a million workers from job figures since pandemic
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Play prompts Welsh children to demand apology for black boxer denied title shot
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Value of UK music industry hits record £7.6bn thanks to superstar tours
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‘I indulged in a lot of self-harm’: UK woman tells of damaging ‘spy cop’ relationship
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Celebrities make ‘manifest’ appear as 2024 word of the year
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Vic Flick, guitarist on the James Bond theme, dies aged 87
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Southerners among worst at spotting fake English accents, study finds
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Knife crime ‘blighting the lives of too many children’ in England, warn inspectors
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Wes Streeting orders review of physician associates’ role in NHS
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What is hybrid warfare, which some fear Russia will use after Ukraine’s strike?
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Physical fitness can lower risk of dementia, research finds
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Ukraine allies criticise G20 statement for not naming Russia’s role in conflict
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Labour mulls scheme to alert rape and stalking victims if perpetrator is nearby
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Breast cancer drug blocked for NHS use in England and Wales after talks collapse
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No hiding place for Labour’s farming minister as tweed army take over Whitehall | John Crace
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The Guardian view on taxing farmers: big landowners must pay their share | Editorial
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‘A way of life’: farmers in Westminster express fears for their futures
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Retailers deserve a break – but they shouldn’t look to the chancellor for one
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Salisbury inquiry: novichok bottle may have been ‘re-sealed’ after poisoning
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Ella Baron on the farmers’ protests in London – cartoon
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Retailers are right to warn of job cuts after Reeves budget, says Andrew Bailey
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Ed Sheeran, Fuse ODG: do they know they’re dead right about Band Aid? Africa needs more than a singalong
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Lucy Letby likely to have harmed other babies, doctor tells inquiry
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Health minister Stephen Kinnock says he will back assisted dying bill
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England’s national parks facing financial peril due to budget cuts, say CEOs
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Public’s understanding of paedophiles has not improved, says charity boss
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‘We were horrified’: parents heartbroken as baby girl registered as male
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Protests, floods and a happy hula-hooper: photos of the day – Tuesday
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Man arrested on suspicion of 1967 rape and murder of Bristol woman
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Cock-a-doodle-don’t: man fined over cockerel’s morning noise
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Meta pushes AI bid for UK public sector forward with technology aimed at NHS
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Construction is the world’s biggest polluter, yet Labour still refuses to tackle it | Simon Jenkins
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Starmer says most farmers won’t be affected by inheritance tax change as Clarkson tells rally it’s a ‘hammer blow’ – as it happened
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Heavy snowfall across the UK as schools closed, trains delayed and road accidents reported – as it happened
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Starmer denies mounting class war as farmers claim they have been ‘betrayed’
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UK retailers warn Reeves of £7bn hit from budget tax rises
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Zoe Ball to leave BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show and ‘focus on family’
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Mulberry cuts a quarter of HQ staff after sales slump and bigger losses
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Great movies can play fast and loose with history. But not Gladiator II with its rhinos and cafe culture | Charlotte Higgins
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‘First taste of winter’ snow in UK brings school closures and travel disruptions
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Minecraft enters real world with $110m global theme park deal
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AI cloning of celebrity voices outpacing the law, experts warn
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‘The sores on the fish are nasty’: what’s behind the changes in the River Severn?
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Starling Bank staff resign after new chief executive calls for more time in-office
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In Kent, Labour has a fight on its hands – and a make-or-break test for its housing revolution | Polly Toynbee
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UK’s intensive farming hotspots have 79 times more chickens than people, data shows
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What are the inheritance tax changes affecting UK farmers?
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