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Professor Justin Stebbing, a cancer expert at Imperial College London, debunks some of the unproven “cures” for cancer.

Campaigners say there is a desperate need for the NHS to invest in services to catch up with demand.

A potential "lifeline" for Boris Johnson over the NI backstop and more woe at British Airways lead the papers.

The Commons Speaker strongly criticises any suggestion that the government could ignore the law.

The gang react to the government's published no-deal plans, codenamed Operation Yellowhammer.

Police release footage showing new images of the car used by those who shot dead Malcolm McKeown.

Zak Eko, 22, is accused of murdering 11-month-old Zakari Bennett-Eko in Radcliffe, Bury.

A whitewashed artwork in Dover was to have been updated on "Brexit day", the artist says.

It comes after Buzzfeed claimed to have seen leaked documents about creating a central database.

Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson says her party is in genuine discussions with Plaid on a deal.

The DJ and presenter reveals he's been living with kidney failure for 18 months and needs a transplant.

Police make "pre-emptive" arrests after activist group said it plans to fly the devices on Friday.

It comes after the government's Brexit assessments warn supplies could be disrupted.

The Duchess of Sussex launches her new clothing line in support of a charity helping women find work.

When a character suddenly has to disappear, how do the writers get them out of the storyline?

One survivor who struggled to access support says the service could help prevent further "psychological damage".

A notice on the restaurant chain's menu asked customers to tell staff about allergies, an inquest hears.

Lisa Parratt says she was "gutted" when told she was "too heavy" for a personal trainer's classes.

Previous legislation was dropped when the prime minister suspended Parliament for five weeks.

The unmanned aircraft came with 10ft (3m) of the Yorkshire Air Ambulance helicopter, bosses say.