That night was really, really special for me and I'll never forget it. Thank you for such a homely welcome. I'm so proud to be a British artist 

"The time has come for employers and the government to listen to the tens of thousands of rail workers." 

We've all been there. The very moment we realise we've messed it up. Your head is pounding. And you feel sick. I couldn't believe what I was reading. 

Until the government gives the rail industry a mandate to reach a negotiated settlement on job security, pay and working conditions, our industrial campaign will continue. 

Our revised figures show that the economy has performed slightly less well over the past year than we had previously anticipated, with production and electricity generation noticeably weaker. 

There are several differences between what politicians want to say about Brexit and what we see in the statistics. I think it's no longer possible to argue that Brexit hasn't hurt the economy. 

Leaving the EU gives us a great opportunity to change our regulatory regime and unlock the full potential of our formidable financial services sector. 

We have left behind an era when many people almost automatically identified as Christians, but other surveys consistently show how the same people are still seeking spiritual truth and wisdom and a set of values to live by. 

Teachers say they are burned out from working harder for a small salary. 

We are experiencing a significant negative impact from electricity prices and inflation. Price is a key component of what we do, as in any other area. We are talking about an increase of £1 to £2 per bill. 

Hundreds of people staged an intervention at Barclays today, sending a message to the bank on the high street that with protests taking place at over 100 of their branches, they are fast losing their social licence to do business in UK cities and towns. 

Given the current state of affairs, my most likely assumption is that inflationary pressures will require a stronger response than we may have thought in August 

The fate of Kwasi Kwarteng shows just how serious the UK's loss of confidence in the markets has been, as he becomes one of the shortest-serving chancellors in history. 

"Most of the key political leverage needed to address the crisis still rests with the UK government, so we continue to urge them to use all the leverage at their disposal to address this emergency on the scale necessary to meet people's needs. 

Our growth plan lays out a new approach to building a thriving economy, from supporting British businesses to reducing the tax burden for people on the lowest incomes. However, it is already clear that removing the 45% tax rate is a distraction from our core mission to tackle the challenges facing the country 

Rising energy, supply and labour costs are increasing the cost of producing cars at a time when many consumers are slowing down their spending. 

Both Felixstowe Docks and its parent company CK Hutchison Holding Ltd are both extremely profitable and incredibly wealthy. They are fully capable of paying the workforce a fair wage. 

We are asking our partners in the airlines to stop selling tickets for summer flights to limit the negative impact on passengers, 

Even gyms without pools are not immune. Rising energy costs were a challenging backdrop for everyone right now. 

I don't think the government is fully aware of the consequences of what is happening. The situation could become quite frightening with significant price increases and also in terms of food poverty.