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The government says adult male prisons have seen an "acute and sudden increase" in populations.

Kemi Badenoch acknowledges "change is difficult" but says the UK can benefit from new trade deals.

Environment Secretary Therese Coffey suggests the number of EU laws to be audited has gone up.

Members of two unions have backed walkouts across England and Wales as the NHS pay dispute deepens.

The two party leaders criticise their opponents' policies on public and private schools, and housebuilding.

The Labour leader takes aim at the PM's old school as he calls for an end to charitable status during PMQs.

The former health secretary took part in another reality show just before joining I'm A Celeb.

The Labour leader compares funding for the private school the PM attended and standards in nearby state schools.

Ian Blackford also says Labour has been trying to "out-Brexit" the government on immigration policy.

The Labour leader says PM Rishi Sunak needs to step up on house building plans.

Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage claims London, Birmingham and Manchester are "minority white".

It is the latest in a series of walkouts involving 115,000 workers and will hit deliveries.

Meat, eggs and dairy also shot up, the British Retail Consortium says, forecasting a "bleak" winter".

Richard Drax is facing demands to pay compensation for the role of his ancestors in the slave trade.

Sports minister Stuart Andrew wears the OneLove armband during England's World Cup game with Wales on Wednesday.

The business secretary says wind turbines are now "so big" they cannot be built on land.

The Commons speaker warns that if Putin wins in Ukraine then "other nations will be in his sights".

Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska speaks to UK lawmakers about the devastating war in her country.

The arrest of a BBC journalist in Shanghai is "completely unacceptable", a Foreign Office source says.

New law will not require removal of "legal but harmful" content, which critics said risked free speech.