1/ Today’s announcement from Ofgem will be worrying news for families across the country. The expected rise in the price cap is yet another consequence of the toxic legacy left by the previous government.

The humanitarian crisis in South Sudan is dire. In Juba, I pressed government ministers on the urgent need for unrestricted humanitarian access, action on gender-based violence and more investment in health and education. Progress to deliver elections this year is also vital.

Together, the G7 will continue to support our friends in Ukraine – for as long as it takes. #UkraineIndependenceDay

Heartfelt condolences to those who lost their lives in the devastating flooding in Eastern Bangladesh, and to the millions affected. UK humanitarian assistance to Bangladesh this year will support more than 48,000 people affected by Cyclone Remal and flooding in Sylhet.

Busy weekend with the Cowley swap shop at the Venue, the Cowley Classic Car Display at Templars Square & Littlemore Rugby Club fun day. Big thanks to ArkTOxford, Oxford City Farm, Tanya Field and her team and Littlemore RFC for all their hard work on these great community events.

The UK is steadfast in our commitment to the rights of women and girls around the world. That’s why I’ve been in Mongolia this week for the World Women’s Forum. 🇲🇳 Building fair, inclusive and prosperous societies is in all our interests.

In South Sudan, 84% of girls over 15 are illiterate and just 8% go to secondary school. The UK-led Girls Education South Sudan programme has supported over 1.2m girls to access school. In Bentiu, I met schoolgirls to hear about how this programme has transformed their futures.

Watch LIVE: Keir Starmer’s speech on fixing the foundations of our country. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

There was a fantastic atmosphere at the “family fun morning” at Courtside at Bury Knowle Park. Great to see the tennis courts now properly sorted out, as well as mini golf, the cafe and above all, lots of local people enjoying the facilities 🎾 ⛳️ ☕️

The UK and SwitzerlandUN have called for the Security Council to meet on the humanitarian situation in Gaza tomorrow at 3pm. The UN has warned aid operations and staff in Gaza are at risk, at a time when a vaccine campaign is urgently needed to stop a polio outbreak.

The very best of luck to the fantastic ParalympicsGB team and all the athletes competing at #Paralympics2024 in Paris.

Gaza is on the brink of a devastating polio outbreak, another deadly threat to people already facing dire sanitary conditions. Humanitarian workers must be able to work safely and carry out a vaccination campaign as quickly as possible.

Israel’s short-notice evacuation orders in Gaza are causing chaos. Palestinians and UN staff have no safe place to turn. We strongly welcome Israel’s agreement to pause military operations so World Health Organization (WHO) can deliver polio vaccines this weekend. Now we need to see this in action.

South Sudan shows the devastating impact of the climate crisis and conflict on some of the world’s most vulnerable people. Climate leadership is a key plank of this government’s work to rebuild Britain’s reputation on international development. telegraph.co.uk/global-health/…

Huge thanks to Pax Nindi and all the volunteers, partners, businesses and performers who made today’s Cowley Road Carnival such a success. It was wonderful to see a great time being had by all of Oxford’s communities. It’s *so* great you’re back Cowley Road Carnival 2024 - we’ve missed you!

Fantastic to be out on the #LabourDoorstep in sunny Donnington with Anneliese Dodds and Brad Baines ☀️ Thanks so much to everyone who had a chat with us today!

I welcome the news that the polio vaccine campaign is underway in Gaza. UK funding to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative is supporting the delivery of this vital vaccine. It’s imperative that staff have sufficient time to continue vaccinating in safe conditions this week.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy gives an update on arms export licences to Israel, following the completion of the government’s review.

The humanitarian situation in Sudan is desperate and urgent, and this government is determined to act. Today I called on the two warring parties to ensure this damaging conflict ends now. Starvation must never be used as a weapon of war.

Delighted to meet Amy Pope Amy Pope today to discuss the UK’s longstanding partnership with IOM - UN Migration 🇺🇳 and our shared priorities. I look forward to continuing to work together to tackle the drivers of irregular migration and support people displaced from their homes.