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The event in Cambridge aims to make consumers "aware of their choices".

Rugby fans will also be affected as staff at two of the country's biggest rail operators stop working.

The "exposed village" of Derwent has attracted people to the area to inspect its ruins.

Paramedics treat a number of people for minor injuries after a gig by rapper Lil Pump was disrupted.

They loom large in Scots history - but were they more than fearsome warriors?

The government-backed scheme left many unable to cope with long-term debt they did not know they would have.

When Nessa Wrafter suffered after the birth of her child, she decided to make a film about her experience.

Sharon Carpenter hosts the quiz show app HQ Trivia. But can she handle your "savage" questions?

Aged three, Romeo Hadley suffered purpura fulminans, which led to both his legs being amputated.

Johnston Press plans to file for administration with its assets then immediately sold to its lenders.

A group of five ministers are hoping to persuade the PM to make changes to the deal, the BBC understands.

The UK's tax authority says thousands of reports have come in from various universities in the last month.

The papers say the prime minister has turned to old friends to fight any potential coup.

Three women were seriously injured in the incident at Inverurie in Aberdeenshire.

Gin has gone from a drink for posh parents and old buffers to the hippest spirit in the UK - but is it on the wane again?

Small businesses owners give their reaction to the Brexit talks and the PM's draft Brexit agreement.

The PSNI chief constable says "anything that re-emphasises the border" presents challenges for policing.

Aladdin makes an appearance in Albert Square, and Doctor Who takes part in the fund-raising night.

Wales miss out on promotion to the Nations League's top tier as they are beaten at home by Denmark, who win Group B4.

A man once known as the "fattest in the world" is caught trying to steal Star Wars toys and medicine.