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Lloyds Banking Group reveals £650m has been put aside for PPI claims as the deadline approaches.

Gambling Commission censures betting giant after customer spent £1.5m in three years without checks.

The pair were spotted by a member of the public as they attempted to climb the cliff to safety.

Tim Willcocks created his portraits with just a single shot for each person.

Direct rule for Northern Ireland is being talked about - but what would it mean?

Gemma Chan discusses I Am Hannah, which looks at the motherhood expectations placed on young women.

The Home Affairs Committee says the government's violence strategy is "completely inadequate".

Poor access to counselling and support is one of the reasons most of those who report rape later withdraw their allegations, London's victims' commissioner says.

One to One had contracts to provide care in the north-west of England and Essex.

The patterns of warm and cold years in Britain are a clear signal of climate change, say scientists.

Derick Davies, 74, believes learning to play the piano has slowed the effects of the disease.

Derick Davies has written a song about his experiences to inspire others with the disease.

Getting ready for a holiday means people are often shattered by the time they leave home, says psychologist.

Swansea University's former vice-chancellor Prof Richard Davies was dismissed for gross misconduct.

MPs say Brexit offers a chance to correct "failings" in the EU's farm funding formula for Scotland.

Billie Sequeira - one of the UK's top 50 women in engineering - wants to get more women into the career.

Here are some of the things our readers wanted to know about tree planting.

Car enthusiasts taking part in a meet say they "do not like" being branded as boy racers.

Some students in Sheffield are using a skateboarding society to improve their mental health conditions.

Car cruising has an image problem, but what happens at a car meet and why do people take part?