内容摘要：But Mr Thomas-Symonds is of the view that Monday will show the government is "not returning to the Customs Union, Single Market, or Freedom of Movement", all red lines it has pledged not to cross.

But Mr Thomas-Symonds is of the view that Monday will show the government is "not returning to the Customs Union, Single Market, or Freedom of Movement", all red lines it has pledged not to cross.

United Utilities plans to increase its social tariff provision from 5% to 15% over the next five years, Ofwat has said.This is open to those on low incomes or receiving means-tested benefits, with schemes also offered to help people pay spread the cost of paying their bills.

Residents of a Hull street are handing out wildflower seeds in memory of charity fundraiser Jean Bishop, better known as the Bee Lady.Members of the Chanterlands Avenue Residents and Traders Association said the initiative was to highlight Mrs Bishop's connection to the street, as she got married in a local church.She raised more than £125,000 for Age UK and was often seen dressed in a bee outfit raising money on the city streets.

Chris Hall, chair of the association, said it was about creating "beautiful patches of wildflowers in honour of Jean Bishop, who herself spread joy"."We want children and adults alike to be able to help themselves to the seeds, take them home and scatter them where they like," he said.

The group have put wildflower mixes into small packets and left them in display boxes at The Avenue pub and a pharmacy opposite.

, was awarded the British Empire Medal for her fundraising efforts and picked up a Pride of Britain award, which was presented by actor David Walliams dressed in a bee outfit.This process appears to have broken down in my case - with no one at check-in or the boarding gate identifying the discrepancy between the name on the boarding pass and my passport.

So what went wrong, and who is Huw H? I tried to find out.Some internet sleuthing brought limited proof of Huw H's existence. I made a few attempts to contact accounts using his full name via various social media channels, to no avail. It's made me fear that he might not even exist.

I did manage to get in touch with someone with a similar name - Jonathan Huw H - who, it turns out, flew on a BA flight on 24 April, a day after mine, landing at Heathrow, so is it possible his name was somehow floating around in the BA system? "It's really worrying," Jonathan told me.My married name, which was on my booking confirmation and passport, begins with the letter H - though is very different to Huw H's surname. Could this have factored in?