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The first ever reduction in care worker numbers means more people are struggling to find the support they need.

A new generation of orchards born during lockdown is keeping old traditions alive.

Violent and sexual crimes were among 60 cases wrongfully dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service.

Concerned for her welfare, Ashley Wadsworth was poised to fly home to Canada when she was murdered.

Medics working in some British hospitals face “slave-type” conditions, says a doctors’ group.

Tuesday's papers are led by the trial of nurse Lucy Letby, who denies murdering seven babies.

People stock up on energy-efficient appliances as household bills rise but overall retail sales fell.

Public spending needs to fall by £60bn to balance the books if tax cuts go ahead, a think tank warns.

Our political editor considers the challenges ahead for the Scottish National Party after its conference.

The UK's highest court will consider whether Holyrood can set up a second Scottish independence referendum.

In the first Labour deselection in more than 10 years, Sam Tarry is beaten by Jas Athwal.

Remains of more than 240 people, half of which are children, found at medieval priory in west Wales.

The public inquiry is taking further evidence as it investigates the wrongful convictions of postmasters.

The intelligence agency's chief will also claim the UK is at a key moment with China in his speech.

Jamie Mears, from Essex, won a series of sailing titles including the coveted Mark Foy Trophy.

A second man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the 22-year-old dies after being hit by a car.

The huge 900lb beast was reeled in off the Pembrokeshire coast by an angler fittingly named Batey.

The entire police force and other key figures are banned from the UK and any assets will be frozen.

Jack Sepple inflicted 90 wounds on 19-year-old Ashley Wadsworth, who he met online.

Predictions for how the UK economy will perform will be published earlier than expected.