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Number of vulnerable families moved out of London by councils doubles
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EDF pledges fresh £15bn UK investment as nuclear outages drag on output
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Number of years of likely good health in UK falls to new low
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Longest-serving female prisoner could soon be released after 40 years
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Nigel Farage ‘sad’ as Jaywick remains England’s most deprived neighbourhood
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Jaywick at top of deprivation league table for fourth time
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Streeting: Labour needs to counter ‘growing sense of despair’ and deliver
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Labour not ‘bold enough’ says Powell as she becomes deputy leader
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Full list of population change in UK local areas
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Police dog team pelted with bricks and fireworks by rioters receives award
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UK and US agree deal to speed up building of nuclear plants
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FTSE 100 closes higher as gold and oil climb
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Local government reforms backed by MPs despite ‘power grab’ concerns
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Two UK nuclear power stations given further one-year extensions
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Rail station lift entrapments lasting more than 75 minutes nearly double
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Councils to get £1.1bn for recycling from packaging fees charged to firms
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Police dog behind £250,000 criminal cash haul dies after collision
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Government sees off backbench rebellion as welfare reforms clear Commons
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Home ‘flipping’ hotspots where properties are re-sold within months revealed
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Pupils eligible for free school meals in England, by local area
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Rise in local areas in England with at least a third of adults obese
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Proportion of adults living with obesity in England, by local area
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Reform win sets new record for smallest by-election majority since 1945
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Labour seats set to suffer worst economic impact of welfare reforms – study
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Murderer who killed 79-year-old widow in her home found dead in prison
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Government Bill to block new sentencing guidelines clears first Commons test
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More children in northern cities getting places at preferred school – study
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Chances of securing preferred primary school place depends on region
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Tories must appeal to ‘all ages’, Badenoch warns ahead of ‘challenging’ poll
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