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AstraZeneca's Leif Johansson says AI and screening could prevent costly treatment in hospitals.

The regulator says it is concerned about the growth in households being switched to prepayment meters.

Women say they considered suicide because of a "toxic culture" of sexism at the Welsh Rugby Union.

The Conservative Party chairman is under pressure over his taxes, after saying he made a "careless error".

National Grid ESO orders coal-fire units to begin warming up as the UK's cold snap continues.

Motorists' feathers were ruffled when the bird forced a lane of the M4 to be closed, causing delays.

Councils aim to give parents a week's notice about implications of strikes, education minister says.

What you need to know about the ambulance workers' strike, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

Folajimi-Olubumni Adewole was 20 when he died trying to rescue a woman from the River Thames.

The Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency review is being supported by the Archbishop of Liverpool.

Nadhim Zahawi should release "the absolute facts" on his taxes, ex-Tory party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith says.

Extending the £2,500 energy price cap until July can be funded by a tougher windfall tax, Labour says.

The former prime minister says it is a "privilege" to visit the country once more.

National Highways says the southbound carriageway will be closed for a "considerable time".

The Scottish Labour leader wants the Equality and Human Rights Commission to help end the standoff.

Chairman John Allan says it is "entirely possible" food producers are taking advantage of the poorest.

An ex-justice minister speaks after nine officers were sacked for sexual and domestic abuse misconduct.

The event is the largest Chinese New Year celebration outside of Asia.

Suppliers not doing enough for vulnerable customers will be named and shamed, the government says.

It's claimed Richard Sharp helped Boris Johnson get a loan, weeks before being chosen as BBC chairman.