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The author is to release the third book in her delayed Thomas Cromwell trilogy in March 2020.

Results of four-year study shows better music education can improve attendance in disengaged pupils.

British Steel enters compulsory liquidation, threatening 5,000 jobs directly and 20,000 more indirectly.

An "intimate" church service will be held for the victim's families to mark two years since the Manchester Arena suicide bombing.

Thousands of cannula sleeves have been made by a knitting group since it was set up by a Chester singer.

Consumer inflation was 2.1% in April, boosted by energy price rises and air fares.

Chinese company dealt "insurmountable" blow as chip designer says it must comply with US trade ban.

Those responsible for placing the explosive in Londonderry were "completely reckless", say police.

Cadent left some customers without supplies for more than five months and had no records for 775 tower blocks.

Police said the attack in south-east London "could have cost [the victim] his life".

Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown says she was forced to switch schools because of bullying.

The UK's social safety net has been "deliberately removed", says a UN-commissioned report on the UK.

Some UK citizens in France have received their European election postal votes late - or not at all.

How one man with a facial difference hopes the next generation will be more tolerant.

The prime minister will make her case in Parliament later, as opposition against it seems to harden.

Meet the 18-year-olds voting for the first time in the European Parliament elections.

Inside a school where the "No Outsiders" diversity programme is taught.

In a bid to limit ocean pollution, the government will introduce new controls on plastic next year.

Sepsis survivor Tom Ray wants better awareness and faster diagnosis of the potentially deadly disease.

Robyn used to drink and smoke marijuana, but says her impending little girl changed her life.