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Eating more plant-based foods, ending waste and improving farming are vital for the future, say scientists

Internet connectivity over light waves could help 5G mobile extend into buildings and underground.

Plans to lay bare the ethnic salary gap and the DUP's threat to the Budget lead the papers.

Minorities often feel "like they are hitting a brick wall" at work, the prime minister says.

Young people are increasingly becoming the victims of card fraud, or are being used as money mules

It's nine decades since the bridge linking Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead was opened.

The "lingering" odour appears to be affecting central, eastern and south-eastern areas of the city.

The Royal Institute of British Architects gives out the award every year to the UK's best new building.

The pair apologise on Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two, after being caught kissing in public.

The former Liberian president's ex-wife was charged after a Metropolitan Police investigation.

On World Mental Health Day, experts explain how mindfulness can help you make the most of each moment.

The comedian says he's "not the person I'm being portrayed as" after kissing his Strictly partner.

The BBC had to replace live broadcasts with recorded material on its TV news channels for about an hour.

A new spelling of the word women had sparked a Twitter backlash.

They will be among the pageboys and bridesmaids at Princess Eugenie's wedding, Buckingham Palace says.

Greater Anglia says it is reviewing its policy to take 10% of cash from purses as a "storage fee".

A minister's bodyguard tells an inquest how he performed CPR on Westminster attacker Khalid Masood.

Does police safety advice that women should not wear headphones amount to "victim blaming"?

The Advertising Standards Authority banned three Nasty Gal TV ads for using an unhealthily thin model.

The Foreign Office is "urgently seeking updates" after flash flooding on the Spanish island.