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Inflation returned to a 40-year high in September as a BBC survey suggests people are cutting spending.

Suella Braverman's resignation during a chaotic day at Westminster leads most of the papers.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag says he will "deal with" Cristiano Ronaldo after the unused substitute walked down the tunnel before the end of the win over Tottenham.

Some fans were quoted £25,000 for hotels while others have opted not to go on moral grounds.

Takayo Nembhard, also known as TKorStretch, was fatally stabbed at Notting Hill Carnival.

Chris Bryant calls for an investigation into the scenes in Parliament after a vote on fracking.

The 1953 artwork, depicting crowds at a football ground, is described as an "iconic masterpiece".

If power-sharing is not restored by 28 October a fresh poll must be called, which could cost £6.5m.

Suella Braverman quits, using her resignation letter to attack the government's "broken pledges".

Former Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb says Liz Truss has had a "dreadful start".

Climate change activists climbed the QEII bridge at Dartford leading to disruption on the M25.

The government did not tell the Bank about its tax cut plans, says deputy governor Sir Jon Cunliffe.

Matthew Thompson is given leave to take a pre-booked holiday in Kos despite admitting 10 offences.

Mee Kuen Chong's body was discovered in woodland more than 200 miles from her home.

It comes after the health secretary set targets to eradicate the longest waits for operations.

Freya Hunter, 12, has severe cerebral palsy and relies on oxygen at home for breathing problems.

As questions are asked about her future, Liz Truss faces Keir Starmer in the House of Commons.

A woman whose husband and two children were killed by suspected carbon monoxide poisoning has died.

Liz Truss is facing a number of hurdles as she tries to get policies through and keep her job.

At a stormy PMQs, the Labour leader calls on Liz Truss to resign, but she says "I am fighter, not a quitter".