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Cases have climbed quickly in the past week, suggesting the season has already begun, say officials.

The bison that were reintroduced to the UK as part of an ambitious rewilding project in Kent have had a calf.

The parents of Harry Dunn say they have "supressed and buried" their pain while seeking justice.

It comes as government borrowing rose in September, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Familiar names considering leadership bids after Liz Truss announced her resignation make the front pages.

A cut in energy prices and freeze on private rents are put forward by Adam Price as his party meets.

Four patients died in the space of about six months after undergoing the same endoscopy procedure.

The mother of a child with Down's syndrome says some of her classes have been cancelled due to staffing.

A couple live in their car and sofa-surf while waiting for Norwich City Council to find them a home.

Candidates have yet to declare, but Chancellor Jeremy Hunt and Michael Gove rule themselves out.

Rebecca Kellaway is a waitress. And a carer. And has three cleaning roles.

Campaigner Kate Isaacs describes the horror of seeing her face digitally edited into an adult film.

Aston Villa sack manager Steven Gerrard after Thursday's 3-0 defeat at Fulham which leaves them just outside the relegation zone.

Liz Truss leaves her successor a party in chaos, spiralling prices, rising interest rates and squeezed budgets.

The system can no longer operate effectively, the Care Quality Commission warns, as delays mount.

Some 7.8 million people in UK finding bills "a heavy burden", a watchdog warns.

The race to become the next PM after Liz Truss's resignation leads most of the papers.

Broadband and mobile coverage is now returning to the islands after severe disruption on Thursday.

Four men died when thousands of gallons of water flooded the Gleision drift mine in 2011.

It comes after trustees commissioned a sculptor who had not entered a submission to make the statue.