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The PM says he was not aware of "specific concerns" about Sir Gavin's conduct in previous roles.

Alaa Abdel Fattah's family have not heard from him since Sunday, when he started refusing water.

Licence holder Maurice Snelling broke Covid restrictions at Cloudside Shooting Grounds in 2020.

Jane Hutt says the Home Office risks fostering extremism by not consulting people in the community.

Bath City's Alex Fletcher suffered a serious head injury in the opening stages of a game.

The man denies being Nicholas Rossi, who is wanted in connection with a rape charge in the US.

Just Stop Oil activists continue protests on the motorway in Kent, Essex, Surrey and Hertfordshire.

The star, who sang the 1970s classics Love Hurts and Hair Of The Dog, died of unspecified causes.

The King and Queen Consort will visit York Minster before heading to Doncaster.

MPs receive more than 130,000 offensive tweets over a six-week period.

The law currently requires an assembly election to happen in Northern Ireland by mid-January.

The number of deaths between 2006-14 is four times higher than the UK has previously admitted.

A young footballer with cerebral palsy receives a surprise video message from his hero Declan Rice.

Faye Fantarrow had just signed a record deal when she was diagnosed with cancer for the third time.

The PM prepares for questions in the Commons following the resignation after bullying claims.

The number of suspects charged for burglaries has halved in seven years, BBC analysis shows.

With union expected to announce vote in favour of a UK walkout, what is the dispute about?

Kitty Baxter was evacuated on the first day of the war.

Gavin Williamson's resignation over bullying claims and Matt Hancock's I'm A Celeb debut lead the papers.

Households with smart meters who get into debt are being switched on to prepayment meters.