Demand for support through a helpline for male survivors of sexual abuse grew by 110% last year.
Parties, pageantry and a four-day bank holiday weekend are among plans to mark the Queen's 70-year reign.
Most pregnant women admitted to hospital with Covid are unvaccinated, a government campaign says.
A Paralympic swimmer calls for people's support to end the ridiculing of people with dwarfism.
"Fuel prices have increased, food prices have increased, rents have increased," says a retired teacher.
A college is helping former offenders and recovering addicts achieve qualifications in the fitness industry.
Virgin Media O2 says it will not reintroduce fees for mobile data use and calls in EU countries.
Classroom windows are open this winter in line with Covid advice to keep England's schools ventilated.
An industry group is calling for more funding for home improvements to help bring down the cost of heating homes.
Several of Monday's papers carry reports on how the UK might navigate the next phase of the pandemic.
A windfall tax on gas and oil producers would help firms struggling with bills, Labour says.
Leeanne's son Mark died after jumping into a reservoir to cool off on a hot summer day.
The club, which straddles the England and Wales border, hosted two games with 2,000-plus crowds.
The legal duty has been championed by the mother of Martyn Hett, who was killed in the 2017 Manchester attack.
Ralph White, from Barrow, starts his 10-day challenge 10 days after being discharged from hospital.
The woman, who had been suffering from terminal ovarian cancer, died 23 years ago.
The supermarket says a sniff test is a better guide to quality - with 'best before' labels used instead.
A man has refused to come out of a home on Earlsdon Avenue North, police say.
It came after a UK government minister backed dropping England's quarantines from seven days to five.
Sightings of the Aurora Borealis are rare further south than Scotland.
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