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The case is thought to be the first to test LGBT+ rights and discrimination in the gig economy.

Some toys have high levels of boron, which can cause vomiting and impair fertility, a consumer group warns.

The ban will affect people in north-west England but other firms say they have no plans to follow suit.

The UK's biggest teaching union says disqualified teachers may still be able to work as tutors.

We go behind the scenes of Now 100 to find out why Dua Lipa made the tracklisting but Drake didn't...

Imprints of old and ancient settlements not seen in known memory are emerging from the soil as the heat takes its toll on greenery.

Some hernia patients have to show they have a serious complication to get surgery, doctors say.

There could be 275 breeding pairs of cranes in the UK within 50 years, research shows.

Teenagers in England are taught not to get caught up in knife violence in the summer holidays.

An independent inquiry gives go-ahead to genetically altering human embryos, but advises caution.

Charred crumbs found in a middle-eastern desert show that bread-making dates back 14,000 years.

How facial recognition is being used to identify suspects in crowds and spot suspicious behaviour.

Google's centralised job hunt services signs up most individual sites with one major exception.

But PwC warns there will be "winners and losers" with many roles set to change.

Three women describe living with the intense pain and heavy periods caused by adenomyosis.

The future of the PM's Brexit deal and the US and Russian presidents' meeting lead many of the papers.

A Conservative MP resigns as a defence minister so he can vote against the government.

A minister quits as MPs back amendments tabled by Brexiteers by just three votes.

The mother of a boy who was burnt after getting a henna tattoo is warning holidaymakers to be careful.

The government has tabled a motion to cut short the current parliamentary session.