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A university is accused of giving traumatising electric shocks in the 1970s to "cure" homosexuality.

London, most of Essex and parts of Hertfordshire will enter the toughest restrictions on Wednesday.

From cancelled operations to benefit claim rises, how has the pandemic impacted peoples' lives?

An MPs' report examined the impact of the Covid pandemic on people from black and Asian backgrounds.

The sudden lockdown in March turned the world of work upside down for millions, including the very newest, apprentices.

The much-delayed figure for the number of Scots who died as a result of drug misuse last year are to be released.

All 32 local authority areas in the country will be assessed by politicians and public health officials.

Cartoonist Charlie Mackesy dedicated his drawings to the people on the front line tackling Covid-19.

The mum of a boy who bought lethal drugs on the social media app welcomes a Crimestoppers campaign.

Periods of repeated isolation have "chipped away" at pupils' progress pupil , says the head of Ofsted.

Ofcom would also be able to fine services huge sums if it believed they had failed to protect users.

Women under the age of 30 have seen the sharpest increase in unemployment benefit claims since March.

Jamal Sterrett performs a style known as bruk up.

The government scraps anti-bias training for civil servants and wants it to end across public sector.

As UK/EU talks continue, a flower exporter says they have to put "caveats" in all their quotes.

The Commission on Workers and Technology says the pandemic has accelerated the automation of low paid work.

Many tier three areas have falling infection rates but the virus is spreading elsewhere.

Three men were rushed to hospital with "gunshot injuries" after the shooting in Hackney.

A new variant of the virus and the capital going into the top level of restrictions dominates the front pages.

A man in his 20s was found dead at a house and a teenager was taken to hospital with minor injuries.