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The £2m investment comes as jail chiefs say ministers failed to react quickly enough to a "crisis".

The IMF says a US trade war with China risks putting a significant dent in economic recovery.

Help ends for thousands of children with mental health problems when they hit a milestone birthday.

Heidi Crowter, 23, lives in her own flat, has a job, has a boyfriend... and wants to challenge the image of Down's syndrome

The controversial treatment should only be considered when other options have failed, says watchdog.

A report finds high levels of worry about the risk of terror attacks among the young.

Seyi Shay says she made it big after taking her mum's advice to move from London to Lagos.

The papers report on the naming of the second Salisbury suspect and cuts to policing.

Nicola Sturgeon is to close the SNP conference in Glasgow with a message of "hope and optimism".

The BFI says UK screen industries generated a record £7.9bn in 2016 thanks to tax breaks.

Politicians say metering will save water but admit it may lead to higher bills for some homes.

Here's five things we can do to help prevent global temperatures rising more than 1.5 degrees C.

Bellingcat says the second Salisbury poisoning suspect is a military doctor called Alexander Mishkin.

Eleanor Wilson denies sexual activity with a child under 18 while in a position of trust.

A review of workplace culture followed sexual misconduct claims against two former executives.

The worker who installed the William Hill sign which killed Jacob Marx tells a court it was "solid".

Two runners, aged 25 and 32, died after collapsing at the Cardiff Half Marathon finish line.

The coastguard said it was "shocking" how long plastic could "survive" in the sea.

Jodie Whittaker may be grabbing the headlines - but her new dyspraxic assistant is equally empowering.

The Department for Education has been criticised for repeatedly misusing statistics on school funding and performance.