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The first minister says the people of Scotland should determine their own future.

Cardiff hosts 2019 tournament with about 500 players taking part representing 48 countries.

Family of a haemophiliac who died after receiving contaminated treatment say they want answers.

The age people can get a free bus pass is to be raised gradually under a proposed new law.

With the UK set for its warmest day - how does the current hot spell compare with previous years?

This increases the risk of mental health issues and other problems going unnoticed, charity NSPCC says.

The Swedish activist has recorded a spoken-word essay for the opening track on the band's new album.

Wrestler Robbie Constant was sexually assaulted as a child, but has only just spoken about what happened to him.

A fire at an electricity substation in Newham damages a school and leaves people without electricity.

BBC correspondents break down some of the tricky policy issues in the new prime minister's in-tray.

The papers react to Boris Johnson's overhaul of the cabinet on his first day as prime minister.

MP for Skipton and Ripon Julian Smith will replace Karen Bradley, who was sacked from the role.

BBC Political Correspondent Jonathan Blake looks at what the new prime minister had to say and what he means by it.

Are gulls getting more aggressive? And what can be done to stop them?

Mr Johnson says the "buck stops with me" as he gives leading cabinet roles to fellow Brexiteers.

The MP, who spent job 19 months in the job, is one of a host of big cabinet names to go.

Boris Johnson says he wants to "change the country for the better".

Mr Mundell tweeted that he was "disappointed but not surprised" to be leaving the government.

Day one included a protest on the way to meet the Queen, and an energised speech outside Number 10.

Woman denies comments about employing Pakistani or "dark" drivers were racist