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ITV says a contestant will be seen winning the top prize in the forthcoming series.

Sales rose by 3.6% in July as demand for clothing recovered and people spent more on fuel.

More than 20 people linked arms to enter the sea and successfully bring a swimmer back to shore.

The victim, in his 20s, was taken to hospital but died from his stab wounds, the Met Police said.

Unearthed home videos from a Somerset farmer, taken in the 1990s, are explored in a new documentary.

The late Michael Studdert, whose estate is worth £4.7m, may have been a sex abuser, a judge says.

Housing estate gardens and industrial sites are among the post-war landscapes to be Grade II listed.

Data reveals vacancy adverts are down by 59% compared with last summer, with some areas down 80%.

Thousands are still in unofficial lockdown because they don't feel safe going out, says BBC disability correspondent Nikki Fox.

The UK and EU are expected to provide updates on efforts to reach a post-Brexit deal.

The 55-year minimum jail sentence given to Hashem Abedi appears on some of Friday's front pages.

The 2021 Rugby League World Cup wants to use the sport's northern roots to spread its wings overseas.

Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's family are trying to appeal his conviction in Scotland's courts.

Douglas Ross says he will not be afraid to criticise Boris Johnson if he is not acting in Scotland's interests.

More staff working from home means more work for IT staff, but many face uncertainty over their jobs.

The Riverdale star talks about her sexuality and why her new film is not "another teen romance".

Some cases around the world have been linked to packaging on frozen food.

Eviction cases resume on Monday - but with new restrictions - in contrast to elsewhere in the UK.

Public facilities including pools need more public money to survive the pandemic, operators warn.

Mark Drakeford is to announce the latest easing of Welsh coronavirus lockdown restrictions later.