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The BBC is given exclusive access to people who are using pharmaceutical heroin in a medical setting.

The presenter won her employment tribunal last month against the corporation over equal pay.

Heavy snow causes the closure of dozens of schools across County Durham, with roads also badly hit.

The nine-year-old was seriously injured in the three-car accident on the A941 in Moray.

A spate of spoof reviews saw the hole ranked as one of Ilkeston's top-rated attractions.

A warning for snow and rain began at midnight on Sunday and remains in place until noon on Monday.

Lucy Monaghan waives her right to anonymity after decision is taken not to prosecute alleged attacker.

The home secretary hits back following claims of distrust from MI5 bosses and bullying behaviour.

The £60,000-a-year role involves overseeing the recruitment and treatment of special advisers.

Educated people cause most harm to the planet so schools must change, say teenage climate campaigners.

Sir Keir Starmer, Lisa Nandy and Rebecca Long-Bailey remain in the race to succeed Jeremy Corbyn.

The new head of Wales' exam watchdog believes "significantly more" tests could be sat online.

A Met Office yellow warning for snow is in place affecting most parts of Scotland on Monday.

Statistics show a big rise in the number of middle-aged people renting their homes, rather than owning them.

Zane Gbangbola was poisoned during flooding at his home. But has the full story of his death been told?

Toilet access in London can be a real issue for many people who live in and visit the city.

Taxpayers are facing a £346m bill after a spate of high-profile business failures on the High Street.

Fresh questions over Mo Farah's relationship with his disgraced former coach Alberto Salazar are raised in a new BBC Panorama investigation.

The mother of Manchester Arena terror attack victim Martyn Hett urges venues to help shape a new law.

Tyson Fury's boxing triumph and the latest coronavirus outbreaks dominate Monday's newspapers.