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Boris Johnson says his government has not "shirked the big decisions" as he announces state backing for a new nuclear reactor.

Joshua Cox was aged six when he took the photo in a London park during lockdown.

The group is given permission for a judicial review to challenge this decision.

Rising mortgage rates mean price growth is likely to ease, according to the Nationwide.

Jo Whitehead, who became chief executive in January 2021, will retire for personal reasons.

Memories of broadcaster Bill Turnbull, who has died at the age of 66

Ovo Energy's Stephen Fitzpatrick says the new PM must address rising energy bills straight away.

The former TV and radio presenter spoke publicly about his prostate cancer to try to help others.

Refuse workers in 13 council areas end their first strike - but more are due in coming weeks.

Craig Mackintosh, from Norfolk, died last week and his sister is fundraising to bring his body home.

Lauren Bullock, 17, Morgan Barnard, 17, and Connor Currie, 16, died outside Greenvale Hotel in 2019.

Families are urged to take part in the review being conducted by influential midwife Donna Ockenden.

Kinder Scout, where walkers famously staked their claim to the countryside, grows by over 500 acres.

A medical charity says many migrants selected to be sent from the UK to Rwanda suffered traumas.

Posts shared by thousands across social media wrongly suggested government advice had changed.

Ovo Energy's boss has sent the government a 10-point plan to cut energy bills based on earnings.

Liz Truss is urged to deliver cost-of-living help and Ryan Giggs' trial collapses - Thursday's papers.

The Lib Dems call for £50,000 grants to stop High Streets turning into "ghost towns".

The foreign secretary also hints she would look to provide support to firms to help with energy bills.

Pamela Partridge "can't let people forget" about her husband Michael, who was killed by drink-driver.