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Clearing up illegally discarded waste cost more than £400,000 last year, a council says.

An unmarried mother wins access to a Widowed Parent's Allowance (WPA) in a landmark court ruling.

Accountancy giant PwC gives some new recruits the option to work the hours they want.

US plus-sized model Tess Holliday was asked to be on the front cover of Cosmopolitan's UK magazine.

The 29ft giant inflatable, bought by protesters, shows the London mayor wearing a yellow bikini.

Jack Shepherd was found guilty of manslaughter after his date was killed in a speedboat crash.

Ofcom receives more than 3,000 complaints after Kim Woodburn walks off the show in tears.

The climber, who has yet to be identified, had been climbing between Scafell and Scafell Pike.

The payday lender says it is continuing to "assess its options" as it teeters on the brink of collapse.

The Duke Of Sussex teased the audience by briefly assuming the role of King George III.

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.