LIVE UPDATES: Kemi Badenoch has accused Labour of leaving Britain 'overspent, overborrowed, overtaxed' as Chancellor John Healey unveiled a tax raid on savers, landlords and banks.

Train drivers in Spain had raised concerns and were due to strike a day after the deadly railway disaster that killed 68 people on Wednesday.

Randy Cassingham and his wife Kit were among around 200 passengers ordered to leave the Odyssey during a scheduled stop in the port of Sihanoukville on Tuesday.

One passenger described the situation as a 'shambles' and claimed they waited two hours to pass through security

It was meant to be a 15-year-long cruise around the globe, but on Monday, all of that changed when passengers were forced off the Ville Vie Odyssey and left to fend for themselves in Cambodia.

The Reform UK leader suggested his absence from Parliament for Chancellor John Healey's statement was because he had decided to 'avoid conflict'.

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Passengers are warned to expect disruption

John Healey is struggling to balance the books amid the Middle East crisis and Andy Burnham's spending ambitions.

Ronald De-St-Aubin, 61, was jailed for 22 months for making the lives of homeowners in west London a misery by stealing their parcels - earning him the moniker the 'porch pirate'.

Ethan Katz, 31, and wife Savannah Roberts, 32, have spent the past two years quietly rebuilding their lives in Pittsburg, Pa., after the death of their newborn and harming of his six-week-old twin.

Robinson, 43, is facing a possible jail sentence after jurors convicting him of harassing two Daily Mail reporters after they exposed him stirring up tensions in the UK while on holiday in Cyprus.

Hai Nguyen refused to pull over when flagged by police on the M6, forcing them to chase him at speed

Welfare spending will be £5billion a year higher than expected after John Healey failed to set out a plan to slash benefits in his Budget.

Jurors are expected to start deliberating on Tuesday

John Healey plans to create a new Pension Tax Allowance of £13,036, the same as the full new state pension rate from next April, instead of the £12,570 for everyone else.

Chancellor John Healey is delivering his first Budget against a challenging economic backdrop.

Despite howling calls from some Labour MPs, the Chancellor also backed away from wealth taxes in a safety-first Budget that opposition parties fear could pave the way for an early election.

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Israel's Central Elections Committee was tallying votes on Wednesday and it will likely take until Thursday before definitive results of the election are known.

It is indeed a significant moment. Because John Healey's cautious economic incrementalism signals more clearly than ever that we are heading for a snap election in 2027.

Nusrat Ghani 'told off' backbenchers as they made debate contributions during and after the speech in the House of Commons by Chancellor John Healey.

Vape industry figures fear the move will see legitimate stores tarred with the same brush as the 'dodgy' shops the Prime Minister has vowed to tackle.

From April 2027, both will pay an extra 4% in income tax on money they receive as savings interest above their personal allowance, and rent they receive from tenants.

Ann Margaret Bacon, 27, pleaded guilty to third-degree criminal sexual conduct involving a prohibited occupational relationship before being sentenced on Monday.

Data from around 12,000 people was accessed 'without authorisation' in last month's hack

The well-known figure is seeking an injunction to stop media outlets from reporting allegations of 'inappropriate and exploitative' behaviour with 'a large number' of girls and young women.

King Charles has a packed programme of engagements from morning to evening, the highlight of which will be a traditional and highly colourful 'junkanoo' parade through Nassau.

Shocking footage shows an armed robber disguised as The Joker causing terror in a Morrisons in Jarrow supermarket by brandishing a knife and shouting 'do you want to die.'

Labour peers voted against an amendment on Monday to the Cyber Security and Resilience bill requiring the Government to keep a log of foreign states targeting British networks.