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BBC News finds almost 400 couples who tried to exploit a post-Brexit scheme have yet to be removed.

Ministers say they want to provide support as prices rises, but analysts say it won't help students.

Council officials confirm Eurovision organisers need access to a venue six weeks ahead of the contest.

Most of the world's chalk streams are in southern and eastern England and are under particular strain.

Six million UK households owe over £200 to energy suppliers, according to a survey.

Wheelchair user Naomi Stenning is campaigning to improve access to buildings at King's College London.

A 41-year-old man is due to appear in court on Wednesday charged over the death of a 63 year old.

The spiralling cost of living and the ongoing Tory leadership race lead the papers.

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak attack each other's plans after new predictions of soaring household costs.

The company's chief executive is optimistic two delayed CalMac ferries will be delivered next year.

Former Plaid leader Dafydd Wigley says there would be a "greater focus" on a redesigned UK.

The Pogues' frontman Shane MacGowan says they will all miss the "really nice" bass player.

Labour accuses the PM of leaving a "political vacuum", saying the government must act now.

Drastically reduced rail services between Manchester and London are "unacceptable", say city mayors.

If 115,000 staff strike, it could be the biggest ever action by the Communication Workers Union.

Fatima Issa, 47, from Leicester, was visiting Johannesburg when she died.

Customers and publishers have been left frustrated by weeks of delays to their orders.

A man accused of being Nicholas Rossi left a consultant and a nurse "utterly terrified".

The amphibian travelled more than 5,000 miles after hopping into a shoe, in a 35-hour journey.

A helicopter and specialist divers search the area after a 14-year-old fails to resurface.