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A "human logjam" has formed at Heathrow as crowds of people struggle to get through customs after e-gates failed, with some being left stuck on their planes.

Ministers will meet this afternoon for urgent talks on how to address the current shortage of lorry drivers, after the transport secretary told Sky News that motorists should "carry on as normal" when it comes to buying fuel.

A headteacher has contacted the police after staff at his school received "abusive" and violent threats from anti-vaccine campaigners.

England's R number has fallen slightly to between 0.8 and 1.0, the latest government figures show.

Drinking alcohol in seats at football grounds, banned since 1985, could be reinstated as part of a fan-led review into the game.

Police have arrested 17 people as Insulate Britain protesters sit in the road to block the Port of Dover - with demonstrators calling for a "Churchillian response" to the "urgent horror" of the climate crisis.

Labour have made a pitch to be the "party of home ownership" ahead of their annual conference. 

Will Britain elect a prime minister people see as weak? This unfortunate question is one Sir Keir Starmer must confront on the eve of his first in-person party conference as Labour leader, however personally painful he finds it.

Significant disruption in the run-up to Christmas is inevitable unless more delivery drivers are found in the next 10 days, the retail industry has warned.

America's top diplomat in the UK has told Sky News that a comprehensive UK-US free trade deal is "not the be-all and end-all" of boosting trade between the two countries.