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The prime minister has announced that "vulnerable" households hit by a sharp increase in heating oil prices will get help from a £53m support package.

The self-described misogynist and his brother, Tristan, have been charged with multiple sexual offences in the UK and Romania.

The deciding Stage 3 debate and vote for the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults (Scotland) Bill took place at Holyrood on Tuesday evening.

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This is the first poll since Nigel Farage and Reform UK publicly challenged YouGov's approach, and the pollster agreed to supply more underlying data about each poll.

Labour's Naz Shah has revealed her family's tragic story in a new book - and says the South Asian concept of 'honour' needs tackling.

The findings reveal a mismatch, says Sky's political correspondent Rob Powell. Voters seem broadly supportive of the position the prime minister has taken - and yet still don't seem convinced about how he's dealt with the crisis.

In the annual Mais lecture, Rachel Reeves will say the UK cannot "bury our heads in the sand" on artificial intelligence, and will pledge £1bn investment to buy quantum computers.

The prime minister told MPs last year the "full due process was followed" but questions have now arisen after the Mandelson files were published.

Rural homes are more likely to use heating oil, which has doubled in some places as it is not covered by the Ofgem price cap.