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The atmosphere was "tense" but there was no evidence of "undue influence" on MPs, Commons speaker says.

The retailer aims to fulfil orders it has already received but is offering no refunds at this stage.

Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill says Chris Heaton-Harris did not "colour in the lines" at their meeting.

Lamar Scott and Guilherme Messias da Silva were killed after a car chase and shooting in London.

The man, who was later found dead, was 66 and from the High Wycombe area, police said.

The victim, who had learning difficulties, was beaten unconscious and left in a coma for three days.

Sarm Heslop vanished from a yacht off a Caribbean island more than 18 months ago.

With vanishingly few paydays until Christmas, readers tell us how they're cutting down on festive spending.

The energy giant says it made $8.2bn between July and September as energy prices rose.

S4C's alumni includes a host of well-known faces such as Alex Jones, Rhys Ifans and Ioan Gruffudd.

The Energy Price Guarantee scheme caps the price per unit of gas and electricity until next April.

Mikail Ranjit says he did not receive the education he had paid for due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Divers find a turret has been knocked off one of the sunken World War Two tanks from 1944.

Everyone will have to pay higher taxes if public services are to be maintained, a Treasury source says.

The term for "extended period of instability and insecurity" reflects 2022's challenges, Collins says.

The home secretary says illegal migration is "out of control" amid an "invasion" on the south coast.

Most papers focus on the pressure piling on Suella Braverman amid a row over the migrant crisis.

Dave Smith couldn't believe it when he saw that a local shop was allowing people to take coats for free.

The pressures of bed blocking are highlighted in a BBC report from one of Scotland's busiest A&E units.

Drivers were forced to turn back as fires were lit and fireworks were hurled in the city's Kirkton area.