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Friends and family of adaptive surfer Ethan Jolosa from Cwmbran speak about the challenges he has faced.

A care home made "no serious effort" to inform relatives of the woman's death, a report says.

Jannatul Bakya's father says his youngest daughter "always brought a smile to everybody's face".

Corrie Mckeague is "no longer missing" and his remains are "irretrievable", his father says.

Peter Willsman was recorded suggesting "Trump fanatics" are behind Labour anti-Semitism claims.

The next few weeks will be crucial for the Islanders as they establish their brand outside the villa.

Former glamour model Melinda Messenger reflects on the breast augmentation she had in her 20s.

How the UK leaving the EU could impact things like flights, visas and mobile roaming.

Scott Harry Richardson will face a retrial over the alleged assault of a sleeping backpacker.

The abortion process can start within 30 minutes, meaning many want to take the pill at home.

The education secretary says some young pupils are unable to speak properly or read simple words.

Will you be able to use the European Health Insurance Card when the UK leaves the EU?

Charities are "self-deluded" and their bosses have "collectively failed" to tackle exploitation, say MPs.

The Regent and Cordelière burned together and are now the focus of a French explorer's mission.

The three-year-olds are experiencing the sessions to teach them coping mechanisms for daily life.

Sir Peter Luff reveals he has the degenerative disease, after first being diagnosed three years ago.

Industry body the SMMT says the 47% drop in production for the UK market in June was an "anomaly".

A team of MPs say the post of Welsh Secretary should be reviewed after Brexit.

Some photographers are destroying puffin habitats on Skomer Island while trying to take pictures.

Tuesdays papers include stories on Love Island, the Manchester bomber, and a Fortnite addict.