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A new bedside tool can detect brain damage by measuring oxygen and energy levels using light.

Luke Watkins first experienced psychosis at 12 years old - he didn't talk about it for a decade.

UK engineers finish building a satellite that will carry cameras closer to the Sun than ever before.

Glossy prospectuses and slick open evenings, but what should I look for when visiting secondary schools?

With six months to go until Brexit, opinions on the subject remain sharply divided.

Dr Richard Shepherd has examined evidence from 9/11 and 7/7 terror attacks, and the death of Stephen Lawrence.

Live ammunition - such as hand grenades - has been found at the bottom of rivers and canals.

An inquest is taking place into the death of Alexander Perepilichnyy, who collapsed in 2012 in Surrey.

Person-to-person payment apps are rising fast in popularity around the world, but are they safe?

Several women have now come forward to accuse Tariq Ramadan, one of the Muslim world’s most famous thinkers, of sexual assault.

Believe in Brexit at first sight? Three pairs chat about how Brexit will affect their lives.

The story of the 107-year-old who was among the first to tackle the fires in London World War Two.

The force is responding to an increased risk from drug gangs carrying weapons.

The Silicon Valley drink product has changed its formula for the British market.

Winning flexible working hours can bring a new set of major problems, a survey finds.

The store's new owners told customers to send in gift cards, but a month later they've heard nothing.

A range of stories are on Tuesday's front pages, including Brexit and low interest rates for savers.

The prime minister says the government would "make a success" of a "no-deal" Brexit and any disruption would be short-term.

Theresa May knows Brexit is a bad idea and should admit it, the Lib Dem leader will tell his party conference.

The PM said criticising Israel could never be an excuse for questioning its right to exist.