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Speaker John Bercow's resignation leads the newspapers, as the reviews are in for the new Downton film.

Theresa May's closest advisers from her time at No 10 receive honours, as does the Met Police chief.

The suspension of Parliament begins and MPs reject a second call from Boris Johnson for a snap election.

He will tell the TUC conference that a no-deal Brexit would drive down protections for workers.

Three violinists discuss the "tightrope walk" of playing a concerto at the BBC Proms.

A review into cheating says the rise in smart watches means all watches should be banned from exams.

Half of those taking drugs including strong painkillers and sleeping pills are on them for more than a year.

Find out how your MP voted as Parliament failed to call an early general election for the second time.

The owners of Birnbeck Pier have two months to respond to the repairs notice served by the council.

Richard Keedwell "simply wanted justice" but has lost his savings and his sons' inheritance money.

The University of Cambridge's catering service replaced beef and lamb with plant-based products.

A leading academic says the amount of days lost to London Underground strikes is "particularly dire".

Anneka Rice recalls how she helped to change television, 30 years after Challenge Anneka first aired.

Lauren Matthews came up with the idea of an inclusive clothing brand after being bullied at school.

The problem is described as a "wasted resource" as so many people need affordable homes.

Erica Smith rekindled her love of biking during counselling after a traumatic incident.

Retailers are seeing a spike in British consumers shopping online for products from 22:00 to 02:00.

This week's pilots' strike at British Airways is not the first incident to tarnish the airline's image.

The unemployed and those in traditionally male-dominated jobs face the biggest suicide risk, figures show.

Meet the men casting a light on the dark shadow of male suicide, one conversation at a time.