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Property owners braced for big increases in mortgage payments after interest rate rises
UK’s first big clashes between young Hindus and Muslims caught authorities off-guard
Hundreds of thousands of people from UK and overseas fill central London for funeral and procession
About 1mn people are expected in the UK capital on Monday, including foreign leaders and dignitaries
New sovereign is expected to take a gradual approach to cutting numbers on the royal payroll
Unions question ‘heartless’ timing of Clarence House notice before Queen has been laid to rest
Opinion split on what organisation stands for and role of hereditary monarch in 21st century
Arrests for public order offences prompt backlash from civil liberties groups
People wanting to pay their respects to the Queen at Westminster could have to queue for 30 hours
Process has become more tortuous for citizens living abroad as they struggle to inquire about their applications
Official figures show many have obtained jobs in London, but rarely in their specialist areas
Shift in recipients of record 1.1mn visas partly explained by Brexit’s effect on NHS workforce
Thousands at risk of homelessness as the war drags on and volunteers feel the strain
National Farmers’ Union decries ‘travesty’ as growers contend with post-Brexit visa rules and hot weather
Almost 700 people made journey on Monday in face of recent legislation aimed at reducing attempts
Dispute over pay and conditions escalates, with more strikes threatened
Sir Mark Rowley will be under intense pressure to stamp out a toxic culture and restore public trust
Cross-party committee questions effectiveness of scheme to send migrants to Rwanda
People seeking asylum often have no legal route to the country, UNHCR says
Government refuses to rule out quitting human rights convention after court grounds first flight
Move by Strasbourg court could put Boris Johnson’s showpiece policy on hold until at least July
Rulings by European human rights court and UK appeal judge stymie Johnson government’s efforts
Public inquiry into tragedy exposes disregard for safety and compromised regulatory regime
Claimants granted permission to appeal ahead of departure of first aircraft carrying asylum seekers
Despite its anachronistic customs and privileges most Britons favour a continuation of the monarchy
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