Carla Denyer, the Green Party MP for Bristol Central, has announced she will take several weeks off to address burnout.

According to her doctor's advice, Denyer has been struggling with persistent health issues due to the demands of her work.

Burnout is a condition that can worsen if left unmanaged, increasing the risk of long-term health problems.

Denyer hopes her openness about her struggles will help combat the stigma surrounding burnout and promote a more open conversation.

Her constituency office will continue to operate as usual during her time off.

The UK public sector borrowing reached £24.3 billion in April, the highest total for the month since the Covid pandemic in 2020.

This represents a £4.9 billion increase from the same period last year.

The surge in borrowing is attributed to higher spending on benefits and other costs, which offset higher tax receipts.

Retail sales volumes also declined in April, with the fastest pace of decline in almost a year, due to increased petrol prices.

The deteriorating growth outlook and fragile fiscal backdrop are expected to impact the UK economy, with households facing higher fuel bills and the Bank of England no longer expected to cut interest rates.

Reform UK has suggested scrapping income tax on overtime hours for workers earning under £75,000 per year.

The party estimates this would save a full-time nurse working six hours of overtime each week over £1,300 annually.

The policy would cost £5 billion annually, which Reform UK plans to cover through welfare payment cuts.

A man has died after falling from a building in Manchester's city centre.

The incident occurred on Charles Street, where police were called at around 4 pm on Saturday.

The cause of the man's death remains unexplained, and an investigation is underway to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.

A forensic tent has been set up in the area, and Charles Street remains closed due to police activity.

A woman who was abused by a babysitter as a child has spoken out about the lasting impact of police failures in her case.

Michaela Allen, 38, was awarded £32,000 in compensation after police lost vital evidence and failed to charge her abuser.

Two other alleged victims of the same perpetrator received around £10,000 each.

Michaela says the compensation does not bring her closure, as the perpetrator remains at large and poses a risk to the public.

The case highlights the long-term effects of child abuse and the importance of effective police investigations.

A 15-year-old girl who was raped by two teenage boys has expressed her dismay at the lenient sentences they received.

The boys, who were also minors at the time of the attack, were spared jail.

The judge's decision to avoid 'criminalising' the boys has been criticized by the victim, who feels that it downplays the severity of the crime.

The attorney general has announced a review of the sentence, which has sparked debate about the treatment of juvenile offenders in the UK.

A nine-storey building under construction in Angeles, near Manila, collapsed early Sunday, killing at least one person and trapping many others.

Rescuers have so far retrieved 26 people from the site and a nearby hotel.

The cause of the collapse is being investigated.

Many of those trapped are believed to be construction workers who were unable to escape in time.

A 65-year-old Malaysian man was confirmed dead, having managed to communicate with rescuers before succumbing to his injuries.

Rescue efforts are being hindered by the need to lift large chunks of concrete from the rubble.

A 39-year-old man has died after being attacked by a shark while swimming off the coast of Queensland, Australia.

The incident occurred near the town of Cairns, and emergency services were called to the scene.

The man was retrieved from the water but succumbed to his injuries.

This is the second fatal shark attack in Australian waters in recent weeks, following a similar incident near Perth, Western Australia.

Shark attacks are relatively common in Australia, but most are not fatal.

Popular swimming and surfing spots often have measures in place to prevent attacks.

A devastating explosion occurred on a train transporting military personnel in Pakistan's Balochistan region.

The blast derailed three coaches and the engine, with two coaches overturned.

At least 20 people were killed and 70 injured.

The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attack, but officials have not confirmed this.

The train was carrying service personnel and their families returning home for Eid.

A police officer and civil administration official confirmed the death toll, with fears it could rise.

Pakistan's Prime Minister strongly condemned the attack, offering solidarity with the people of Balochistan.

A devastating gas explosion at the Liushenyu Coal Mine in northern China has resulted in the deaths of at least 82 people and left two missing.

The disaster is the worst mining accident in China since 2009.

Rescuers have deployed specialized robots equipped with gas sensors and infrared cameras to aid in the search and rescue operation.

The incident has sparked a massive response from authorities, with President Xi Jinping urging no effort be spared in the recovery efforts.