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Six Traveller families are challenging a decision which would force them to leave the land they own.

AstraZeneca describes the pause in its keenly-awaited final clinical trials as routine.

Staff are trained to spot cases before savings are lost in scams - with some victims aged over 100.

Concerns are raised about students' ability to pay living costs as coronavirus hits their job options.

Passengers have been told they had accepted vouchers for cancellations so cannot get their cash back.

Wednesday's front pages are split between new coronavirus rules and the latest Brexit developments.

The bill has caused a row after the UK government admitted it would break international law.

The government has again thrown out plans for an opencast coal mine near the Northumberland coast.

Zephaniah McLeod is charged with the murder of 23-year-old Jacob Billington.

A 15-year-old is charged with attempted murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life.

Katrina Makunova made allegations against her ex-boyfriend before she died when she fell on a knife.

All hospitality venues will close between 22:00 BST and 05:00 in the Greater Manchester town.

Brandon Lewis says a new post-Brexit law will go against agreements in a "specific and limited way".

Sir Kim Darroch resigned after emails were leaked in which he called the Trump administration "clumsy and inept".

A director of the government's test and trace scheme in England says lab capacity is the issue.

Tracy Higginbottom says she has never experienced such aggression in more than 20 years of service.

The British-Iranian woman is nearing the end of her five-year jail sentence for spying, which she denies.

Kim Darroch quit his Washington post last year after being branded "stupid" by the US president.

The health minister orders a public inquiry into alleged abuse of patients by staff at the hospital.

''The hoovering... is the most satisfying [to watch]," says pool cleaner turned social media hit.