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Why have the claims against Alex Salmond emerged now and what happens next?

Kensington and Chelsea Council employee Jenny McDonagh is due to appear before magistrates later.

Professional quiz setters ponder the role of gender when writing questions.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attend a charity performance of the hit musical in London's West End.

As Jeremy Vine gears up to start a new TV show, we ask Vanessa Feltz how best to job juggle.

Scotland's first minister says she was upset but sexual misconduct claims must not be ignored.

The PM will outline plans to stop abusive images being shared online as her African tour concludes.

Some of the UK's best-known actors feature on stamps celebrating one of Britain's leading theatres.

Wider access to wi-fi on trains and the spread of mobile phones has extended the working day - study.

A lack of of specialists in maths and science is worse in poorer areas of England, a study claims.

Britain's Andy Murray is beaten in four sets by Fernando Verdasco in the second round of the US Open.

Sarah Cripps is not entitled to bereavement benefits because she was not married to her partner.

Lucy Taylor lives with idiopathic hypersomnia, a rare condition that makes her excessively sleepy.

Lucy Taylor has a rare sleeping disorder and needs numerous loud alarm clocks and medication to wake up.

An undercover investigation that led to Sam Allardyce's departure as England manager was justified in the public interest, a report finds.

High levels of sugar and caffeine have been linked to obesity and other health issues.

Plans are unveiled for a 10-mile test track in Wiltshire to test the electric vehicle being developed by Dyson.

SMMT blames model changes and other factors for an 11% slide in vehicle production last month.

Wonga is on the brink and other short-term lenders have collapsed - but where have their customers gone?

Merseyside Police "requires real improvement" to meet its duty to keep children safe, says a report.