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A BBC drama set in 19th Century Ulster is a "reminder we can't afford to go back," its writer says.

Les Miserables, Doctor Who and Strictly Come Dancing are also in the line-up.

Experts say 10,000 lives a year could be saved if England was as good as the best-performing nations on cancer.

New trade barriers and lower immigration will drag on growth, says report by the IFS and others.

University gives women a 28% pay advantage but a degree has much smaller gains for men.

But the north-east of England saw the lowest percentage increase in new jobs, analysis shows.

Seamstress and pattern cutter Nyheke Lambert says she had to move from Birmingham to London to make her business work.

Ex-minister and Bletchley Park code-breaker became widely known after making a V-sign in the Lords.

UK student Matthew Hedges may have been released by the UAE, but the balance of power has changed.

Veterans with PTSD are making scale models to focus their mind and aid treatment.

Janet Harvey is 96 and is finally being recognised for her work in the shipyards during the war.

Comments by the US president on a future US-UK trade deal attract front page headlines.

What happens when the editor who joked about killing vegans meets the journalist who got him fired?

The US president says the Brexit agreement is "great for the EU".

Two grandmasters vying for the €1m prize head to tiebreakers after drawing 12 games in a row.

President Trump has cast doubt on whether the UK will be able to make a trade deal with the US.

Ross Gallagher made off in a stolen car, and was later seen "hopping gardens", a court hears.

Army scuba divers get their scrubbers out while avoiding the sharks.

Selene Nelson faced anti-vegan abuse after the resignation of the Waitrose Food magazine editor. Here she wonders why.

A crack was first spotted at the top of the crag, near Keswick in 2010.