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The plan to close the gap between rich and poor areas is unveiled - but Labour criticises a lack of new money.

The Home Office says it is developing better ways of working with councils to find permanent homes.

The Samaritans charity says the government’s new online safety bill “isn’t fit for purpose”.

What do people in areas identified as being in need of "levelling up" really think of the plans?

The group ignored a government injunction preventing them from protesting on the M25.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

Luci Smith caught Covid before vaccinations were available to her age group and ended up seriously ill.

They discussed whether to recruit a new commissioner after controversy over Sarah Everard's case, the BBC is told.

The government will provide loans to energy firms to help them cut soaring bills, the BBC understands.

The home secretary condemns culture of misogyny and discrimination at Met Police uncovered in a report.

Fighter jets from Lossiemouth and a fuel tanker from Brize Norton are involved in the mission.

The chief executive of Scottish Women's Football has criticised Raith Rovers' "poor" decision to sign David Goodwillie.

Manchester City's Benjamin Mendy faces nine charges in total, including seven counts of rape.

Lisa Squire says it's been "torturous" not knowing how her daughter Libby, 21, died.

Daniel Boulton is jailed for a minimum of 40 years for killing Bethany Vincent and Darren Henson.

Tobias Ellwood becomes the latest Tory MP to say he will submit a no-confidence letter in the PM.

Most major art critics award five stars to the new show at London's Courtauld Gallery.

GPs, pharmacists and the public in England are being asked for their views on the proposal.

Emma Wolfenden later died but there was insufficient evidence to charge her attacker with murder.

A teen who used netball to cope with mental health struggles is picked for the junior England squad.