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"It's about creating an illusion whereby you don't know which item is real and which is a drawing".

Theresa May will announce £2bn of new funding to remove the "stigma" of living in a council house.

The Competition and Markets Authority said the merger "raises sufficient concerns" for investigation.

Norden had a long career as a writer and was the host of ITV's It'll Be Alright on the Night.

The victim, believed to be in his 20s, was found wounded in Tufnell Park and died at the scene.

Denis Norden wrote some of radio and TV's funniest scripts in a 60-year partnership with Frank Muir.

A school in Bradford is achieving impressive results in English and maths, by rebuilding its curriculum around music.

Lily Allen, Jorja Smith and Noel Gallagher tell us the last thing they changed on their albums.

A Girlguiding UK survey of girls and young women reveals many do not feel safe outside their homes.

Public told not to be lulled into thinking yoghurts are as healthy as many assume.

Two women talk about how they deal with alopecia and the remaining hair they still have.

Both are as ecologically useful, say scientists, and the same effort must be made to protect them.

The advert regulator ruled Kindernauts and Magic Kinder websites broke advertising rules on sugar.

It's part of a plan to clean up the millions of pieces of rubbish floating in Earth's orbit.

How likely is it that we will see mobile phones that use self-healing materials any time soon?

Jacquie Davis, the UK's first female bodyguard, talks about hostage rescues and undercover surveillance.

Michel Barnier says he wants to "de-dramatise" the issue and respect the UK's territorial integrity.

Citizens Advice says many consumers are still charged for smartphones even after they are paid off.

Wednesday's papers feature a model who says she was poisoned in Salisbury and a study on toxic air.

The People's Vote group says there are no practical barriers to a further referendum if MPs want one.