Religious figures have said communities of different faiths must be able to live together peacefully.

The next person to fill the leading Church role will be officially named on Friday.

A rabbi said it appears tensions over the war in Gaza had ‘spilled over’ to the UK following a fatal attack in Manchester.

Tell Mama said victims of anti-Muslim hate had reported being told to ‘leave the UK’ and ‘go back to your country’.

The Carers Trust said the findings show that many young carers end up being cut off from opportunities others have.

The suicide prevention charity said it plans to increase remote night-time volunteering and expand its online chat service.

Unison has welcomed the funding as a start but said ‘substantially more’ will be needed.

Plans were announced in 2024 but a trial is still awaiting ethical and regulatory approval.

The latest module of the inquiry will also examine the impact of learning moving online in lockdowns.

Schools were closed to most children in the pandemic amid fears over spread of the coronavirus.

A close friend said while she was ‘very sad’ at their deaths, she understood why they had taken the decision.

Ministers have vowed to halve violence against women and girls in a decade.

The Samaritans said the Government must set a standard of suicide prevention training and wellbeing support for all emergency workers.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies said their findings did not mean the policy has no wider consequences, including on health and later wellbeing.

The new person to take the role of the Church of England’s most senior bishop is expected to be announced in the coming weeks.

The House of Lords once again heard impassioned debate from staunch supporters and firm opponents on the second of a two-day debate.

Lord Carey is at odds with current bishops in the Church of England.

The legislation is back in the House of Lords for further debate.

A special committee is expected to be set up to take further evidence on issues around the draft legislation.