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There are warnings of "residual delays" as roads reopen after early morning disruption on the M25.

Prof Harvey from Queen's University says he has faced a campaign of intimidation and harassment.

The Trussell Trust has distributed an extra 6,000 parcels in Northern Ireland.

Inspectors say moving patients through the hospital, which opened in 2020, is their biggest concern.

Marjorie Rigby, 102, says she is "sort of at peace" now, knowing where her baby is laid to rest.

Gill Hampson recycles everything she can and shops carefully to achieve an empty black bin.

Three of the last generation of World War Two veterans share recollections of the deadliest war in history.

Suspects are almost 25% more likely to be charged for crimes in urban areas than the countryside.

A large study has begun to find out whether nirsevimab should be offered to all babies in the UK.

Patients facing agonising waits as NHS struggles to provide treatment quickly, BBC analysis shows.

Nitnem Gutkas are issued by the UK Defence Sikh Network at a ceremony in London.

Political tensions mean both nations have been shut out of the EU's prestigious Horizon programme.

Migrant communities around the world lift trade between their new and former countries.

John Lewis says the cost of living crisis was "front of mind" as it joins other big brands launching festive campaigns.

A growing number of older renters are struggling as rents rise and the cost of living increases.

Brexit backer Lord Wolfson says immigration rules should be relaxed to tackle labour shortages.

The government's justification for upcoming UK tax rises and spending cuts is shaky, economists say.

The first ever national walkout by nurses and the results of the US midterms lead the papers.

The former health secretary and suspended Conservative MP has been meeting his jungle campmates.

The ex-health secretary reveals why he joined, as a fellow campmate says his presence is "difficult".