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- Jeremy Kyle guest distraught after show - inquest
- Ali Bastian diagnosed with breast cancer
- Feeling colder this week as Arctic air hits UK
- Aldi shoppers trade up to Wagyu steak and brioche buns
- Siblings meet for first time aged 79 and 86
- Dad gets tattoo to help autistic son communicate
- British prisoner among five on run after escaping Portuguese jail
- ‘I grieve for the person I was before' - Covid inquiry to begin new phase
- What is the mental health public inquiry and what could it change?
- Costly corkage continues to climb in the capital
Jacob Rees-Mogg: Boris Johnson burka probe is 'show trial'
Jacob Rees-Mogg defends Boris Johnson and says the row is being used to stop him becoming Tory leader.
Jalsa Salana: The youngsters welcoming 38,000 to a religious gathering on a farm
The young people who run the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community's annual convention.
Brexit: What is the 'no deal' WTO option?
If the UK leaves the EU with "no deal" it will have to trade on WTO terms.
Caldey Island monk abuser film 'makes my skin crawl'
The victim of child abuse by a monk 50 years ago was given home movie footage as a keepsake, he reveals.
Beaches 'spoiled': Should rock stacking be banned?
Critics of the practice say the trend for piling up stones on beaches is ruining the environment.
Lucy McHugh murder police to screen CCTV at Saints stadium
Fans at Southampton's game on Sunday will be shown the last known footage of Lucy McHugh, 13.
Pavement trips cost councils at least £2.1m in compensation
Local authorities blame "decades of underfunding" for the payouts due to uneven pavements.
Allow boxing in prisons, Ministry of Justice report says
The Ministry of Justice says it has no plans to allow boxing - despite calls for a ban to be lifted.
UK police forces spend £1.7bn on overtime in five years
The average officer was paid for 97 hours overtime amid claims it could have funded 10,000 more PCs.
Explosion at Salisbury military hardware factory leaves one dead
One person was killed and another seriously injured at a hardware manufacturer in Salisbury.
Filmmaker Sheila Nortley: I'm a writer, a mother, I'm tall, I'm a Muslim
Filmmaker Sheila Nortley believes that loving yourself and being confident is key to success.
Hollyoaks newcomer Talia Grant describes her autism as a blessing and a curse
She is the sixteen year-old actress making Hollyoaks history. Talia Grant is the first autistic actress to play an autistic character in the long-running soap.
Oxford's Headington Shark sculpture repainted
Oxford's Headington Shark is getting a new coat of paint on its 32nd birthday.
Newspaper headlines: 'Amazon tax' to save high street
Many newspapers lead with Chancellor Philip Hammond's comments after the House of Fraser takeover.
Paul Pogba scores as Man Utd beat Leicester 2-1 - Jose Mourinho praises captain
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho praises Paul Pogba for "putting himself forward" as he scores against Leicester on the opening day.
Premier League season returns: What to look out for in 2018-19
The new Premier League season started on Friday as Manchester United beat Leicester City - so what can we expect?
M&S in new phase of store closures
Seven more of the retailer's clothing shops will shut their doors for the last time on Saturday.
The Libertines sponsor Margate FC
The Libertines are building a studio in Margate and have sponsored the team's football team.
Five jailed for 'pack mentality' murder
Latvian national Albert Volkausks was lured to a house where he was beaten to death.
'Banksy' road sign appears on Clevedon lamppost
The stencilled road sign appeared in Clevedon and features an elderly couple being carried by children.
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