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The Royal College of Nursing wants tougher safe staffing rules as 40,000 posts are vacant.

Unregulated accommodation for children aged 16 and over has increased by 70% in a decade, Newsnight learns.

Many of Monday's papers feature the royals, while a row has broken out over cannabis prescriptions.

Visual artist Ruth Sutoye explores the experiences of bald black women – sexual harassment was a clear theme.

Two friends set up a "girl group" to save other women from "toxic friendships" and loneliness in Middlesbrough.

The child art prodigy makes his first trip abroad as he follows in the footsteps of his favourite painters.

Family and friends of Emiliano Sala say they want someone to be held accountable for his death.

Ireland's deputy prime minister says "the personality might change" but the Brexit deal will not.

British racing driver Billy Monger claims his first victory since having both legs amputated after a crash two years ago.

A "power issue" affects fuelling at Manchester Airport, causing delays and cancellations.

The French film producer was murdered in Ireland in 1996 and a trial will soon begin in Paris.

England complete a 4-0 series victory over Pakistan with a 54-run victory at Headingley.

Among those on board the sell-out trip was Sir Kenneth Grange, the train's designer.

After more than 40 years of service, the old InterCity 125 trains have made their last journey.

How a darts player went from having £2,000 in the bank to winning £200,000 in prize money.

Four boats with a total of 52 migrants on board have been intercepted over the weekend.

The SNP leader believes her party has articulated a consistent and clear anti-Brexit message.

Leah Heyes' mother says she is "overwhelmed" by the support shown by people.

Multi-millionaire make-up artist Pat McGrath says it is "fantastic" the beauty industry is more diverse.

The large bomb was caught by a fishing vessel about one mile (1.6km) off the Needles