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One ex-head of a school in Derby said the 100-hour weeks made it the "loneliest job I've ever done".

Serious violence neared pre-pandemic levels in August, but overall rates were lower, say researchers.

Anecdotal evidence suggests spiking is widespread but victims are reluctant to report it, say MPs.

Elon Musk buying Twitter and the ongoing shortage of hormone replacement drugs lead the papers.

Consumer group Which? has written to the Treasury calling for urgent action to protect access to cash.

The 63-year-old, from County Antrim, spent 70 days in hospital for Covid treatment in 2020.

Bank manager Alistair Wilson had objected to a nearby hotel's outdoor area shortly before he was shot.

It will be 2025 before wait times for most specialties are less than a year, Welsh government says.

The airline says strong winds and runway maintenance forced the cancellation of flights over recent days.

Campaigners say escorting boats back to France would be inhumane and dangerous.

David Varlow was found dead when police officers forced entry into his home in November.

The remarks came during a meeting between the Earl and Countess of Wessex and the country's PM.

Kyle Caswell, 18, collected the family who said they were fleeing the woman's abusive ex-partner.

Experts say there is mounting evidence that a common virus is linked to these rare cases.

Some 500 workers were employed at the factory at the peak of the vaccine rollout.

The Duke of Cambridge heads events in London honouring Australia and New Zealand's war dead.

Venues in England and Wales are set to stay open until 01:00 to celebrate the Queen's 70-year reign.

Claims about Angela Rayner have been dismissed as sexist, but is it a sign of a wider problem in Westminster?

Liz Kincaid was pulled from Great Britain's gymnastics coaching squad just weeks before the Tokyo Olympics after a serious allegation was made against her.

Some UK travellers have not been allowed to board flights over a post-Brexit passport rule.