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Only a third of universal credit claimants who use Gov.UK Verify have been able to authenticate their identity.

Filching feline Theo has a long record of stealing items from neighbours' houses.

A survey of global mobile data prices reveals massive differences between countries.

Attorney General Geoffrey Cox leads UK efforts to secure legally-binding changes to the EU exit deal.

Some young people are turning to more unorthodox methods of getting on the housing ladder.

Pupils in Greater Manchester give tickets to anyone on yellow lines, or with their engines on, to tackle air pollution.

Knife crime and the death of Prodigy star Keith Flint dominate the front pages of Tuesday's papers.

Millions of younger people still face "failing" personal independence payment assessments, campaigners say.

An online retailer said it was not allowed to picture eggs or jam, either.

Five people are arrested and a boy, 17, is injured during trouble at Runshaw College.

Labour says transport secretary is an "embarrassment" as fellow minister answers questions on Brexit payout.

Survivors and affected families share their stories of knife crime in South Yorkshire.

A charity which appealed for mascara brushes to groom and comfort baby animals receives hundreds from all over the world.

The government revoked Tauqir Sharif's citizenship, saying he had links to a group aligned to al-Qaeda.

Labour's Stella Creasy asks what it will take for ministers to respond to knife crime "emergency".

As the comedy returns to television screens, actress Sian Clifford explains what fans can expect.

A chant of "England's number one" breaks out as the cortege passes through Stoke City's stadium.

Pictures of Keith Flint, of The Prodigy, who has died aged 49.

After the deaths of two 17-year-olds, Labour's Louise Haigh asks the home secretary what the government is doing.

Attorney General Geoffrey Cox mistakenly includes "Get Outlook for iOS" in a tweet about Brexit.