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The Speaker says Sir David Amess, who was stabbed by an IS fanatic, was an "extremely diligent" MP.

More than 10,000 appointments have been booked in the past 24 hours.

Ms Rees, who has represented Neath since 2015, has lost the party whip pending an investigation.

Health Minister Will Quince apologises to patients at the Edenfield Centre in Prestwich near Manchester.

A call for new information as police investigating the murder of Leah Croucher find human remains.

Dr Michael Dobbins was found not guilty of 10 charges including rape and sexual assault.

Snapchat releases a "lens" that teaches people how to use chest compressions for cardiac arrest.

There are fears libraries and gyms could face cuts or closure as councils struggle with rising bills.

Energy watchdog Ofgem will launch a campaign to cut consumption and ensure the UK has enough supplies.

Uefa opens an investigation into "potential inappropriate behaviour" by Republic of Ireland women's players after their win over Scotland.

Post-it notes were found at Lucy Letby's home including one reading "I am evil", her trial hears.

James Cleverly says Liz Truss will stick to her economic plans despite Tory unrest over her tax cuts.

A court hears the police sergeant suffered pelvic fractures when he was struck by the reversing car.

The TV presenter says not knowing when her abuser will be released is tough, but her life is good.

A quadruple amputee says a rare double hand transplant will be "such an amazing gift".

The song, called Face It Alone, was originally recorded for the band's 1989 album The Miracle.

The warning comes as the Bank of England says the number struggling to pay mortgages could hit a 15-year high.

The family of the 19-year-old say police failed to properly investigate her claim of being attacked.

Staff and students at the university will begin to receive their payments in January 2023.

Cooper was shocked to meet his idol, Australian TV star Bruce Hopkins, who heard about the rescue.