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Health bosses predict a resurgence of the virus and flu during the autumn and winter.

The government money for England's rural economy replaces EU funding for rural areas.

Tory MP Liam Fox receives £20,000 from testing firm two years after endorsing it to ministers.

If they are a single player, the win would make them richer than Harry Styles and Gary Barlow.

What are the more radical options being discussed to protect people from fuel poverty this winter?

Saturday's papers focus on plans to tackle soaring energy bills as well as preparations for a snap election.

A ground-breaking Indian cookery programme was presented by the Indian actor turned food writer Madhur Jaffrey.

The man got into difficulty at Brown's Bay near Larne on Friday evening.

Andy Murray says he is pleased to be pushing the world's best players after Italy's Matteo Berrettini needs four sets to beat him at the US Open.

Train firm boss Phil Whittingham will leave his role following timetabling issues at the train firm.

Family get apology after wrongful murder conviction and execution of father in British prison.

Workmen uncover "exciting" story of high society living just 200 yards from the slums of Edinburgh.

Some people complained the sponsorship deal was not appropriate for young footballers.

Police want to speak to dozens of people regarding disorder at Birmingham City's game against Millwall.

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak must wait until Monday to find out which of them will be crowned leader.

Meta and Pinterest executives must fly in from the US to attend the teen's inquest, a coroner rules.

The DJ and former record shop employee tops the charts with her track BOTA (Baddest Of Them All).

The trial is a response to staff-shortages and changes to work-life priorities, the council says.

Hundreds of schools had been due to close next week alongside a fresh round of strikes by refuse workers

Scotland's largest teaching union is recommending its members reject a pay offer from councils.