A county-court order against the PM for a debt of £535 was over a claim of defamation, it has emerged.
Figures from the Department for Work and Pensions show £8.4bn was lost in 2020-21.
Companies will be breaking the law if they delay or refuse refunds, warns the competition watchdog.
Western Isles and Shetland health boards have given more than 86% of their eligible populations their first Covid jab.
It is not clear if it will be discussed when ministers meet later to review lockdown restrictions.
The telecoms giant says its new full-fibre investment strategy could create up to 7,000 jobs.
The teenager was walking through a park in Salford when she was attacked, police say.
More prescriptive relationships and sex education has been discussed at a Stormont committee.
The world-famous cathedral has seen its finances devastated by the pandemic.
For comedy promoters, the experience of the past year has been anything but amusing.
When Paul Harvey's piano playing went viral, it inspired a donation of £1 million to charity.
One in four hospitals sees long waits balloon, as NHS warned backlog will take years to tackle.
The former prime minister will be asked about his messages to ministers on behalf of the finance firm.
For young Muslim footballers like Omar and Rahma, it's vital that faith and football go together.
Under the plans judges could treat offenders caught in stings the same as those who harm real children.
The Only Way Is Essex star Tommy Mallet opens up about the challenges he has faced with literacy and dyslexia.
Naima-Ben Moussa, who offers her services for free, believes more needs to be done to support victims.
A slowdown in homes being put on the market in April is leading to higher prices, surveyors say.
Navy veteran David reaches out to other survivors of an event that killed 12 crew members.
At 170m long, "Florence" is the largest ever tunnelling machine to be used on a UK rail project.
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