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The Britain's Got Talent judge could have had a much bigger role in the Channel 4 sketch show.

Urban acts find it harder to put on gigs because of "institutional racism", says an official report.

With more and more women considering it, what exactly does egg freezing involve?

Despite patients urgently needing treatment, 7.5% of key posts are vacant, a study of NHS staffing finds.

Researchers have grown animal cells on blades of grass - could a slaughter-free bacon supply be feasible?

The stage adaptation of the Disney movie is coming to the Drury Lane Theatre in 2020.

Five of those killed in the Christchurch attack were under 16. Young people held their own vigil.

To mark 100 years since the death of Sir Hugh Munro, climbers pick their favourite Scottish peaks classed as Munros.

The project aims to help families integrate into their new communities.

A series of flights around the Cardiff City striker transfer should be investigated, says aviation body.

Samantha Jagger has been documenting what goes on within the four walls of the women's toilets.

Most of Tuesday's papers lead with the surprise ruling on Brexit from Commons Speaker John Bercow.

The UK also faces a "growing threat" from the far right, security minister Ben Wallace says.

Ministers warn of a crisis after John Bercow says MPs cannot vote again on motion they rejected last week.

Jane Kennedy says she made the decision after Luciana Berger left the party.

A teenager recalls being caught up in the Cookstown hotel incident, which left three dead.

Wayne Hurren was found dead inside his cell in Wormwood Scrubs on Saturday.

Getaway driver breaks woman's back during attempt to flee store car park with stolen alcohol.

Archaeologists said the campaign urging children to dig for treasure could lead people to break the law.

Three teenagers die after reports of a crush at a St Patrick's Day party at a hotel in Cookstown, County Tyrone.