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The actor will follow stars including Lenny Henry and Sue Perkins, leading the hit show in which a performer enlists the audience’s help to tell ‘funny, sad and unique’ storyMinnie Driver has joined the list of stars performing Every Brilliant Thing – …
Dataset containing details of thousands of Afghans who applied for relocation to UK released ‘in error’ in 2022. This live blog is closedAfghan nationals: have you arrived in the UK under the Afghan Response Route?Helen Miller is taking over as directo…
Troubled utility blames rainfall as pollution incidents rise by a thirdIt will take at least a decade to turn troubled Thames Water around, the boss of the UK’s biggest water company said, as it slumped to a £1.6bn annual loss.The loss for the 12 month…
Former Durham county council climate lead calls motion to rescind climate emergency declaration ‘reprehensible’Two councils that have been recognised for their work to cut emissions but are now under the control of Reform UK are expected to scrap clima…
Exclusive: More than a third of employees surveyed say stories about firms hardening stance have had impactA fear of being ordered back to the office is having an impact on workers’ wellbeing, according to a poll, after a string of companies issued ret…
Founded by Lina Lazaar, Ibraaz will host challenging conversations amid growing concerns over freedom of expression in the artsA new London art institution aimed at promoting global majority voices wants to be a space for “difficult, urgent questions” …
Exclusive: ‘Deeply concerning’ oversight as government fails to act on recommendations made after victim’s deathThe voices of women who have died at the hands of a partner or former partner are being ignored and the government is failing to heed warnin…
Chancellor to announce raft of deregulation changes as City regulators move to pare back transparency rulesRachel Reeves will claim that cutting red tape for City firms will have trickle-down benefits for households across Britain, as she tries to drum…
Children from lower-income families also remain significantly behind their peers as impact of pandemic continues to be feltFive-year-olds with special educational needs in England are lagging a record 20 months behind their peers, according to a report…
Retail body says sales up by 3.1% year on year in June after drop in May, but Barclays finds shoppers are cautiousRetail sales in the UK recovered in June as hot weather drove spending on electric fans, sports and leisure equipment, but households rema…