内容摘要：The new law, which comes into force on 24 September, will cover the manufacture, supply, sale, possession and importation of these weapons.

The new law, which comes into force on 24 September, will cover the manufacture, supply, sale, possession and importation of these weapons.

In May, US special envoy for Sudan Tom Perriello said that some estimates suggested up to 150,000 people had been killed in the conflict.Charges for on-street parking across East Sussex have gone up.

East Sussex County Council has increased its charges by between five and 95p, depending on the length of stay.Permit holders will pay £10 a year more.The council said the money was needed to manage and enforce parking, and for investment in transport projects.

Claire Dowling, lead member for transport and environment, said the increases are only the second in 14 years.She said: “As well as covering rising costs, the increases help to influence driver behaviour and encourage people to consider alternative forms of transport.

“Slightly higher on-street parking charges can also help encourage motorists to use town centre car parks, leaving on-street spaces for shorter stays and increasing the turnover of spaces, leading to greater footfall and benefiting the local economy.”

In Lewes, Eastbourne and Hastings permits continue to be based on CO2 emissions, with owners of less environmentally friendly vehicles paying more.Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned the budget would be "painful" and said the government would have to make "big asks" of the public.

Sir Keir's government repeatedly accused the Conservatives of leaving the public finances in a dire state since Labour won the general election in July.In response, the Conservatives have been saying Labour inherited a growing economy and claim Sir Keir is laying the groundwork for tax rises.

The Household Support Fund was introduced in October 2021, with initial funding of £500m to help people hit by the Covid pandemic.It has since been extended several times, most recently in the spring budget when the previous government provided a further £500m to extend the fund through to September this year.