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The current hot conditions could become the new normal for British summers within 30 years, MPs say.

Children shouldn't be able to buy heavier models that can do more damage, ministers say.

Councils often chase debts "over-zealously", the Treasury Select Committee says as it calls for change.

Figures show 67,915 unconditional offers were made to students in 2018 - up from 2,985 five years ago.

Boys are more likely to keep the same group of friends, research suggests.

The archive is part of keeping the promise to "never forget" the victims, Sir Richard Leese said.

The RNLI offers safety advice to people heading to the beach during the heatwave.

A pop-up salon provided haircuts and massages for homeless people in Berkshire.

Charity ADHD Action is calling on the government to formally record adult ADHD figures.

Between the ages of 10 and 15 there are more girls than boys in gangs.

Investigators are finding it increasingly hard to identify which white goods are a fire risk, says Which?

Cases included teachers kissing pupils, showing them pornography or sexual relationships.

A government proposal would ban children from owning flying gadgets weighing over 250g.

Want to know why you've had weeks of sleepless nights? The BBC's Science editor looks at the cause of our numerous heatwaves.

MPs report on the threat of a warming climate as the UK braces for its hottest day, say Thursday's papers.

A close associate of the Brexit donor Arron Banks has raised questions about whether he had business contacts with Russia.

They say a government led by Jeremy Corbyn would pose an "existential threat to Jewish life".

A man dies in hospital after police were called to reports of a stabbing in Cambridge.

Peter Ball's friendship with Prince Charles "did not" affect how he was treated, an inquiry hears.

Doctor Legg was at the heart of the soap for the first 12 years of its life.