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Households in GB will begin to get the discount from October, but NI is in a different energy market.

The expected rise in the energy price cap and school staff voting on strike action lead Scotland's papers.

Curtis Dean Myrie says while people think barristers are rich, he earns little more than minimum wage.

The head of the force writes to personnel amid concerns over recruitment and staff conduct.

As households find out how much their energy bills will rise, BBC News gets reaction in Ipswich.

The US band's British unofficial fourth member reflects on their historic Reading set 30 years ago.

The rise in the energy price cap, expected to soar to more than £3,500, leads many front pages.

A campaign has been launched to allow pop-up campsites to open longer, as camping popularity soars.

Colletta Smith tells you - in a minute - about money available to help with rising energy costs.

As the latest energy price cap is announced, BBC News speaks to a struggling former care worker.

Staff will strike on Friday and three further days, with delays expected to deliveries.

Residents told BBC Scotland about their methods for storing waste during the city bin strike.

Great Western Road in Glasgow has been ranked the third coolest in the world by Time Out magazine.

Labour accuses the foreign secretary of a "woeful lack of judgement" and insulting a close UK ally.

A blind woman complains after she and her guide dog were not moved to a more spacious seat.

Regulator Ofgem will announce a new price cap within hours, adding hundreds of pounds to bills from October.

People are turning off power as prices rise in non-energy efficient homes, a charity warns.

The men, aged 62 and 51, are charged with offences including directing a terrorist organisation.

Medics say they do not believe the injuries are life-threatening or life-changing.

A woman approached the health secretary during an interview, accusing him of doing nothing about ambulance delays.