Alice Chambers was handcuffed by officers when she was standing on the Mall near Just Stop Oil protesters

But there was 0.1% growth in first quarter overall, thanks to a stronger January

Most victims do not report it for fear of not being believed or damaging career prospects, says union body

Researchers say wipes common in schools and care homes exposing people to dangerous chemical group called ‘quats’

Latest 0.25 point hike marks 12th rise in a row as Bank battles stubbornly high inflation

Skipton building society aims product at renters who cannot save enough for a deposit

Exclusive: Research comes amid evidence that driving on less than five hours’ sleep is as dangerous as drink-driving

Exclusive: Prof Kamila Hawthorne says delays and uncertainty mean patients feel ‘helpless and forgotten’

The coronation will be held at 11am BST on Saturday at Westminster Abbey in London

New fraud strategy responding to web- and phone-based scams will result in recruitment of 400 new ‘specialist investigators’

Many are already camping to get a good spot before thousands expected to line the Mall arrive to catch a glimpse of King Charles

Cost of living crisis forcing some older people to stay in work as data shows 61% increase in number of over-70s in employment

Sunny day expected for King’s coronation as warm weather to continue over bank holiday weekend

Current science suggests that chrono-activity or adjusting our regimes to suit our body clocks, plus short, sharp workouts, are the key to a beneficial exercise routine

Mobile on-the-spot screening initiative begun in 2018 hailed as having ‘turned a huge corner’

Ant and Dec pay tribute to fellow Byker Grove alumni as ‘the loveliest of guys’ after family announce death

Fears that number of people turned away at May’s local elections over identity could be underestimated

At least one in five key workers in NHS trust services leave over the course of a year

Lincolnshire locals are up in arms at an ‘illogical’ order by the council – and even Banksy is thought to be helping them out

When the government’s new phone alert system is tested this weekend it will mark the culmination of much learning

Agreement includes a 10% salary increase and a one-off lump sum of £500 for all CWU-grade employees

Up to 2.6 million people aged 18-34 in damp, draughty and cramped living conditions, says thinktank

Opera singers Andrea Bocelli and Sir Bryn Terfel also in lineup for Windsor Castle concert on Sunday 7 May

Government announces pay rise of between 4.5% and 5%, prompting warning of new wave of industrial action

Rise in phone use by young raises public health question but experts caution against ‘screen time’ fears

Union to announce result of vote on Friday after its leaders recommended that ministers’ offer be accepted

Study provides best evidence yet to suggest hearing aids could mitigate potential impact of hearing loss on dementia

A weather service claims success in long-range forecasts using machine learning. Is an algorithmic revolution on the way?

Diabetes UK study also expresses concern about growing number of younger people with type 2

Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities says measure is needed to protect housing for local families and workers

After murdering her friend’s mother as a teenager, as dramatised in film Heavenly Creatures, she turned to writing period thrillers

On Good Friday, police were called to a performance of The Bodyguard – and there have been numerous other examples of audiences behaving badly. With crowds heckling, screaming, livestreaming and even copulating during shows, what can be done?

Vote against acceptance of 4.5% pay rise follows similar rejections from NEU and other teaching unions

Concerns over impact on patient safety of four days of strikes next week by junior doctors in England

Country may be warmer than some Greek holiday destinations with Met Office warning of sunburn – but rain arrives on Monday

Exclusive: Pharmaceutical firm says groundbreaking jabs could save millions of lives

Retailers continue to encourage sugar consumption while paying lip service to healthy eating, report says

The clock is ticking on the development of policy to meet this huge societal challenge, says Larry Elliott, the Guardian’s economics editor