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We look back on the puppet show's controversial history over the past 350 years.

Councils say spending on the National Citizen Service could instead keep youth centres open.

A charity highlights how young carers spend their summer holidays rather differently.

Listening figures for BBC Radio 4 and 5 Live breakfast shows have fallen compared to last year.

Tatler dubs the Queen "the ultimate power dresser" - and praises the Duchess of Sussex's style.

The force is strong in James Marquand - the son of Return of the Jedi's director.

Thirty-five years after Return of the Jedi, the director's son speaks about his experiences.

If the Bank of England makes its move on Thursday, what will it mean for your finances?

The money is needed to "reverse decades of underinvestment" in the north, the cross-party group says.

Ofcom's report also shows people check their phones every 12 minutes while they're awake.

Tommy Robinson has been released on bail after winning an appeal against a contempt of court finding. We explain why he was jailed.

The Labour MP reportedly told one clerk that she was bad at her job because she was 'not a mother'.

The rising temperatures around Europe feature on three of Thursday's front pages.

The note was one of six made to commemorate Harry Kane winning the Golden Boot in the 2018 World Cup.

The Cambridge professor loses his 14-carat gold medal in Brazil minutes after receiving it.

Two men who were arrested close to the scene on suspicion of murder remain in police custody.

Celtic book a date with AEK Athens in the third round of Champions League qualifying after eliminating Rosenborg.

A man has been sectioned under the Mental Health Act after Nigel Abbott was attacked.

Nicky Wright used social media to stalk a disabled campaigner against online abuse for more than a year.

Louis Morgan attacked his girlfriend and tried to kill her neighbour during an "uncontrollable rage".