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Rescue workers took the brothers, aged seven and nine, to hospital but they did not survive.

A court hears the marriage had been happy but became "toxic" due to the coronavirus lockdown.

Melanie Finlay says she will struggle to cope with the increasing cost of energy bills this winter.

Labour accuse the Tory candidates of having "nothing to say" about the huge spike in energy costs.

Customers face a 28.3% increase in gas and 35.4% increase in electricity prices from 1 October.

Police investigating the death of Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Liverpool arrest a man in an armed raid.

The French president warns of "problems" after Liz Truss doubted if he was "friend or foe".

The ONS says it will "closely monitor" the numbers testing positive as children return to school.

A survey of more than 1,000 Ukrainians finds the number in work and with bank accounts has increased.

Rico Burton, 31, was stabbed outside a bar in Greater Manchester in the early hours of Sunday.

Pearson and others will be quizzed in the Commons about why students are still missing results.

As Lewis Haines is sent to prison, 18-year-old Lily Sullivan's mum says: "I will never have peace".

The broadcaster joined the station in 2001 when she first hosted the mid-afternoon show.

Public gallery is cleared by police and officials, and councillors held back for "safety reasons".

Consumer expert Lewis says a lack of government support is causing a "mental health catastrophe".

Coastguards say a female died after two "young adults" got into difficulty in the sea off Cornwall.

Chart-topping DJ Eliza Rose speaks about the importance of small venues to get people "raving again".

The settlement in North Yorkshire features on 16th Century maps and was home to 1,250 people.

Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says her party would freeze energy prices for six months.

The pub manager says The Matrix star is "a lovely, down to earth guy".