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Many people diagnosed with dementia are capable of continuing to work for years – but employers often don’t realise it.

Bridgend fire station's "extrication team" win the Rescue World Challenge again.

Young ethnic minority people fear their names have led to them missing out on jobs

Among the student body in Stoke-on-Trent is a former homeless man trying to stay afloat financially.

Kirsty Gravett's partner died suddenly when she was nine weeks pregnant with their third child.

The people who are struggling to bring up their children after the loss of a partner.

Councils turn to a little-used scheme that sees charges for property owners and more inspections.

Sussex Police say they ruled out 96 people of interest over the drone attacks in December.

Cleveland's force becomes the first in England to be rated inadequate in all areas of inspection.

The papers cover the ongoing row over the prime minister's language and cover-up accusations at the White House.

Entrepreneur Stephen Parker describes his quest to build a software empire from Stoke.

The prime minister attacks the SNP over their record on health and education and rules out indyref2.

Police launch attempted murder inquiry after man found with serious burns in Skelmersdale.

The Wrightbus factory is owned by Jeff Wright, separately from the manufacturing company.

Labour MP Karl Turner confronts Johnson's adviser Dominic Cummings over death threats he's received.

Nigel Benn will come out of retirement after 23 years in November, but fellow ex-world champion Richie Woodall says he fears for the 55-year-old.

MP Jess Phillips said her staff were locked in her office as a man shouted abuse.

Yvette Cooper's daughter Ellie says her house has been fitted with panic buttons.

The prime minister says he deplores threats to MPs, adding that "tempers need to come down" in Parliament.

A property tycoon whose father was an ex-Olympic skier, here's what we know so far.