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A local lifeguard says "grey and frothing" sewage spilled into the sea at a Cornish beauty spot.

The messages, alongside other documents, are part of the probe into political decision-making.

Harry Armstrong Evans died after suffering a mental health crisis at the University of Exeter.

Warnings over staffing and funding are made by BMA Scotland ahead of a potentially "terrifying" winter.

The PM had faced criticism after No 10 said he had "other pressing domestic commitments".

The Metropolitan Police says a number of people have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage

Britishvolt is understood to be facing administration the government withdrew £100m in funding.

Two or three "petrol bombs" were thrown by the suspect, who was later found dead at a petrol station.

A 28-year-old man who police believe was known to both women has been arrested.

It is not thought anyone was seriously injured in the crash on Sunday evening.

The items include a bedspread and pillowcases sewn by Elizabeth I and her ladies in waiting.

Trustees planning a sculpture to the feminist Elsie Inglis said they should have been more transparent.

The bill is before a Lords committee as Northern Ireland waits for news on an assembly election.

The tunnels in Edinburgh's Old Town have a grisly history - but Jamie Corstorphine finds them peaceful.

Leaves are thought to have caused the 2021 collision between two moving passenger trains in Salisbury.

About 700 people were accused of witchcraft with 100 of them being executed, a curator says.

The Lincolnshire-based Woodland Trust is urging people not to dump pumpkins in the countryside.

Concerns are growing over the conditions at a Kent processing centre said to be overcrowded.

They should fall under the same UK legal age restrictions as cigarettes and vapes, say campaigners.