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Parents recalled spending more than £200 per child on uniform when surveyed by the government.

Whaley Bridge residents say a planned housing development could increase risks of future flooding.

The man, whose age has not yet been released, was pronounced dead in Camden on Monday night.

Who are “anti-natalists” and why do they want the gradual extinction of humanity?

A committee of MPs says there is a "misleading impression" the devices are completely safe.

How have the types of jobs we do in Wales really changed over the last two decades?

Zoe Bannister is on the verge of a childhood dream of studying medicine at university.

In August 1979, hundreds of sailors were caught in a ferocious storm that left 19 people dead.

A leading gay rights campaigner says support for the festival by a US multinational is "inappropriate".

The industry says a no-deal Brexit would "place a considerable strain" on the retail sector.

The first human trial of a jab to tackle the sexually transmitted disease shows promise, say experts.

A group of politicians want the courts to rule out suspending parliament to push through a no-deal Brexit.

A photo of Boris Johnson and his partner together at Downing Street features on the front pages.

Andy Murray says he will not play singles at the US Open after losing his first match since career-threatening hip surgery.

The French teenager was rescued after he became stuck at Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, near Wick.

Jails in England and Wales cannot be allowed to become "factories for making bad people worse", PM says.

The US would consider negotiating deals on "sector-by-sector" basis, says a senior Trump aide.

The police officers trying to protect teenagers from drug gangs between Liverpool and north Wales.

A bride and groom surprise guests at their wedding with a feast made from surplus food.

Jared O'Mara's chief of staff had access to sensitive casework and his emails, a BBC investigation found.