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Ofsted closes 12 substandard children's homes, and warns about those placed far from home.

The British Council says some parents now see European languages as less useful because of Brexit.

Anthony Lock says he cannot find work, despite sending "hundreds" of job applications.

Parents are being urged to let their children handle coins, even if they pay for things with cards and phones.

What makes some fall into a life dominated by gangs, violence and loss? Daniel and Aliyah share their lives.

London Resort has appointed a new boss and signed a deal with Paramount to build a theme park in Kent.

The retail giant's boss says an October Brexit could cause problems as it's too close to Christmas.

A survey suggests Scottish companies are putting off investment, amid political deadlock over Brexit.

It will look at government departments to ensure they work in the best interests of devolution.

England fans - and the occasional American - watch the action unfold at a fan zone in south London.

Britain's Andy Murray confirms he will play mixed doubles with Serena Williams at Wimbledon.

A funeral will be held on Wednesday for Mr Al Qasimi, who died "unexpectedly" in London aged 39.

There was "no natural reason" for the two girls to die within 18 days, a court hears.

Four of the five PSNI officers in question were at the Cookstown hotel the night three teenagers died.

Tahnie Martin died when a panel fell from a shopping centre roof and hit her during Storm Doris.

The chancellor says it would be up to MPs to ensure a no-deal Brexit "doesn't happen".

A council removed netting from a cliff after there was public outcry over it obstructing nests.

Mr Magid was elected as the first Green MEP for the Yorkshire and The Humber constituency in May.

Serious concerns are raised by MPs about penalty fines for vulnerable people going to the dentist.

About 35 investigations have been launched and "informal chats" held with more than a dozen MPs.