The former prime minister will support Prostate Cancer Research’s campaign to introduce a national screening programme for high-risk men.

The Government is consulting on offering more support to UK consumers in a bid to deal with an ‘unpredictable international energy market’.

Monday will be only slightly cooler than average but the highs of 4C or 5C will feel close to freezing in the easterly winds, the Met Office said.

Four bereaved British families have filed a lawsuit against the platform in the US over access to their children’s social media accounts.

More than 1,000 people gathered outside the historic former site of the Royal Mint on Tower Hill.

Maximum temperatures will be slightly below average but areas stuck under the clouds will feel colder than they really are, the Met Office said.

Vanya Gaberova is accused of being part of a spy ring which targeted people and places of interest to the Russian state over three years.

Saturday’s jackpot will be an estimated £4 million after no players won Wednesday’s top prize.

Samantha Kerr, 31, is on trial charged with causing racially aggravated harassment after calling a Met officer ‘stupid and white’.

Kerr, 31, is on trial charged with causing racially aggravated harassment to Pc Stephen Lovell after calling him ‘stupid and white’.

Renee Salt, 95, found Bergen-Belsen ‘even worse’ than Auchwitz ‘because you were brought there just to sit and wait to die’.

Central and southern England and Wales have seen flooding and more is likely to follow, the Met Office said.

A survey published by Survivors Against Terror (SAT) found 97% of British terror attack victims back a ‘national day’ being created in the UK.

A new weather front has arrived in the South West will move northwards across England and Wales during Sunday.

Susan Pollack, 94, asked why antisemitism has not yet been eradicated, ahead of the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz’s liberation.

Around 35,000 properties in Scotland were still without power on Saturday evening, a spokesperson for the Scottish Government said.

Met Office forecasters described it as ‘pretty exceptional’.

Police were called to a property in Dunstable just after 1.40pm on Thursday.

Holocaust Educational Trust chief executive, Karen Pollock, said eyewitnesses ‘will not be here forever’.