Prince Harry also says he was willing to turn to drugs to cope with grief, and had panic attacks.
The health secretary will face questions about compensation for victims of contaminated blood on Friday.
"Eva" is calling on employers to support victims of domestic abuse rather than punish them.
The law says some severely ill are exempt from hotel quarantine - but they don't always get a choice.
A study suggests that while the overall risks remain low, coronavirus may increase stillbirths.
The findings of an inquiry into a BBC interview with Princess Diana dominates Friday's front pages.
A woman was pulled from the sea off the north Wales coast as strong winds sweep across the country.
The full story of how the BBC's Martin Bashir got his 1995 interview with Princess Diana - and what happened next.
The Wolf Hall writer bases her views on Boris Johnson's 2019 attempt to suspend Parliament.
Single-use plastic carrier bags in English shops now cost 10p, twice the previous price.
As rail reforms loom, commuters tell the BBC about the problems they face with UK train services.
Gangs of "yobs" rolling cars down a hill in Swansea as "disturbing" footage circulates on social media.
Glasgow City, East Renfrewshire and Moray's levels will be reviewed ahead of a government briefing on Friday.
The families of vulnerable children accuse a council of "covering up" a catalogue of violent classroom attacks.
The prince speaks of "indescribable sadness" caused by his mother's interview with Martin Bashir.
Deontay Wilder will not step aside to allow Tyson Fury to fight Anthony Joshua in August, Fury's promoter Bob Arum says.
Princess Diana was failed not just by Martin Bashir but also by leaders at the BBC, says Prince William.
An investigation is launched after the child was found by a passer-by in a nature reserve.
James Ford was jailed for life in 2004 after admitting to murdering Amanda Champion in Kent.
Swansea Bay health board said a "small" number of cases of the variant of concern had been confirmed.
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