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Government blames barristers’ strike for a surge in number of prisoners on remand
Britain’s two big producers say government must match support offered to domestic suppliers across Europe
Census shows 2.5mn increase since 2011 despite government attempts to limit immigration
A vast, empty tract in the centre of the country offers huge skies and abundant peace — but is also the subject of a simmering environmental dispute
Royal Mint at work on ‘biggest change to coinage in decades’
Mahmood Mattan was executed in 1952 for a crime he did not commit; the consequences echoed down generations
Thousands greet new monarch in Cardiff — alongside vocal republican minority
Figures highlight effect of higher interest rates and spiralling energy bills on businesses
Courts shut down as advocates protest against low pay and cuts to legal aid
The Hollywood stars’ acquisition proves meaningful in a TV show that reflects on life in the lower leagues
Over a quarter of exams graded 7 or above but small dip from record high in 2021
Thousands at risk of homelessness as the war drags on and volunteers feel the strain
Lessons from the complex hinterland between death and distribution of the estate
Criminal Bar Association escalates industrial action over fees they receive for legal aid work
Year-on-year rise of 81% comes as combined threat of soaring costs and weakening demand hits businesses
Where to get your feet in the sand, from Salcombe to Norfolk to Cardigan
Although trend in Northern Ireland is ‘uncertain’, latest data suggest virus wave may be in retreat
Kwasi Kwarteng says next leader must decide on company’s request for £1.5bn in subsidies for Port Talbot plant
My former partner and I are keen to resolve the financial aspects of our break-up quickly
Fears grow of a mass sell-off of homes which are uneconomic to upgrade
Census shows nearly one-fifth of people are over 65 as two nations report largest-ever number of residents
London’s courts have seen many acrimonious divorces. Updated legislation may help in making this process less traumatic
Criminal lawyers say government is not paying adequate money for defence work
What is life really like in the ‘vast and florid’ mansions of Bellevue Avenue?
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