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Rod McKenzie has denied briefing the media about a meeting between fuel industry chiefs and the Cabinet Office to discuss possible petrol shortages.

The appeal from the Manchester United forward for the increase in Universal Credit to remain appears to have fallen on deaf ears .

The Labour leader should aim for ‘deep and transformative change’ according to a motion moved at the party’s conference in Brighton.

The Labour leader said Rosie Duffield, who is not attending the party conference after receiving threats, was wrong to say ‘only women have a cervix’.

Viewers said their screens were showing a still from a programme for about 25 minutes before returning to normal broadcasting.

The head of the Traditional Farm Fresh Turkey Association blamed a shortage of European workers.

Sir Keir is under pressure within Labour to demonstrate he can take on the Prime Minister.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said the attack by his deputy Angela Rayner was ‘not language that I would use’.

The Labour leader did not exclude the possibility of another form of ‘common ownership’.

The Cabinet minister said there was ‘plenty of fuel’ available.

‘All that mattered was that we were united as women and as mothers who loved our children,’ said Alexandra Kenchington.

Deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner said she would only apologise if Boris Johnson said sorry for past comments.

The 38-year-old man was detained in East Sussex in the early hours of Sunday morning, the Metropolitan Police said.

The wing walk took place on September 25 to raise funds and awareness for blood cancer charity, DKMS.

The leader’s keynote speech to the Labour conference is due on Wednesday.

Developments in the energy and supply crisis are featured in the Sunday papers.

It was part of Global Citizen Live, a 24-hour event calling on leaders to adopt a fairer policy.

Industry bodies said consumers and businesses faced ‘another less than happy’ festive season if the offer was not made more generous.

The package set out by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer would include lessons on pensions and mortgages.

Labour would introduce compulsory work experience and reform the curriculum, Sir Keir Starmer said.