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ITV2 has made a few alterations to its most successful show this year.

Samira Mighty says she had mental health problems when her relationship ended after the show.

A BBC investigation has uncovered evidence of tax dodging by wealthy businessman Frank Timis.

The British retail tycoon makes a final effort to stave off administration or breakup of the group.

What does "a small city with a great international flavour" want from its new MP?

It has been broken, rebuilt the wrong way and cruelly called "muffin top" - but the sculpture again stands proud.

The papers report on tensions with the US ahead of the president's arrival and Liverpool's parade.

But one of the historic lave net fishermen says plastic is regularly polluting the estuary.

People living near the current motorway and a proposed relief road are divided on the plans.

The proposed motorway has been called an "attack on nature" by some and a "godsend" by others.

Jamie Berry tried to end his life aged 13, but is now helping teenagers deal with their mental health.

A cross-party group of politicians want their pensions to come from "ethical investments" rather than oil and gas companies.

Margaret was raised by her grandparents and never knew her dad.

The US president will meet members of the Royal Family on Monday and political leaders on Tuesday.

The band Killdren, which were booked to play at Glastonbury, have a song called "Kill Tory Scum".

Man is said to have broken his leg after a fall in an unmapped area of the cave in the Yorkshire Dales.

Ann Widdecombe is criticised after suggesting science may "produce an answer" to being gay.

Adrian Henefer will be recognised for chasing a man whose car hit two brothers aged six and two.

Police say one of the vehicles used in the murder bid was registered in Dublin.

The children were almost half a mile offshore before being rescued by the RNLI at Minehead.