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A man appears in court in Ballymena after suspected human remains were found on Sunday.

It is clear there is deep - and wide - anger, if not surprise, at the way Mr Johnson and his allies have criticised the Commons Privileges Committee and the integrity of its members, who are duty bound to put party affiliation to one side, and not speak publicly about

The winner outran the fastest horse by over 10 minutes in the 22-mile race held in mid Wales.

A Range Rover ends up on the tracks after hitting a Tesla by Park Royal Tube station.

The father of PC Nicola Hughes, who was murdered in 2012, is calling for a new medal to honour emergency service workers killed in the line of duty.Bryn Hughes' campaign has received huge support - including from the Scottish Government and the Mayor of Greater Manchester. He's been to meet

Now 64, the DJ has strongly denied the allegations. In a statement in April, Westwood's spokesperson said there had never been any complaints against him of inappropriate behaviour as described in the women's claims, and no investigation by the police, his employer or "any other authority".

Owami Davies, 24, was captured on CCTV footage with a man in south London on the night she vanished.

Local media are reporting parts of Pembrokeshire will face a hosepipe ban starting 19 August.

The UK is expected to shrink until the end of 2023 in the longest downturn since the financial crisis.

Nicky Desmond went swimming off the coast of south Tenerife on the first day of his holiday.

Actors Will Mellor and Kym Marsh tell BBC Breakfast how they're feeling about taking part in the show.

7 April 2022 Archie is found unconscious by his mother after an incident at their home in Essex. He is taken to Southend Hospital. 8 April Archie is transferred to The Royal London Hospital in Whitechapel where he has been treated ever since. 26 April The NHS trust that runs

The pair will take part in the dancing competition when it returns to BBC One in September.

"Today's change will go some way to provide the stability needed in the energy market, reducing the risk of further large-scale supplier failures which cause huge disruption and push up costs for consumers. It is not in anyone's interests for more suppliers to fail and exit the market," said Ofgem

Bans are being introduced after England experienced its driest July since 1935.

The Department of Education says the high level of chronic absence is linked to the pandemic.

Hosts: Birmingham Dates: 28 July to 8 AugustCoverage: Watch live on BBC TV with extra streams on BBC iPlayer, Red Button, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport mobile app; Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and Sports Extra; live text and clips online.Para-swimmer Bethany Firth stormed to Northern Ireland's first

Joseph Whittaker is the fourth person to be charged over Ronan Kanda's death in Wolverhampton.

The former chancellor says the UK risks economic decline under Rishi Sunak's policies.

Hosts: Birmingham Dates: 28 July to 8 AugustCoverage: Watch live on BBC TV with extra streams on BBC iPlayer, Red Button, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport mobile app; Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and Sports Extra; live text and clips online.England's Katarina Johnson-Thompson and Scotland's Eilish McColgan earned

Four people anticipating a change in their circumstances ahead of the expected rise in interest rates.

Photographs from every continent except Antarctica show birds nesting or tangled in rubbish.

Hosepipe bans and the possibility of drought leads several of the morning papers.

Corporate records show the most prolific of these agencies is LAS, run by Elena Dovzhik, an Anglo-Russian accountant, and her Latvian business partner Ineta Utināne. The UK-based businesswomen have made millions from LAS, the activities of which include forming and administering hundreds of anonymous British companies for clients based across

Hosts: Birmingham Dates: 28 July to 8 AugustCoverage: Watch live on BBC TV with extra streams on BBC iPlayer, Red Button, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport mobile app; Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and Sports Extra; live text and clips online.Scotland claimed an astonishing four gold medals -

"If the UK government is sending billions of pounds over to Wales, and it's being squandered, it's not being spent properly, and children are not being taught properly in schools and people are waiting unacceptably long for health care treatment, we need to call that out and we need to

The bag was seized by UK Border Force and given to the zoo to showcase the reality of the illegal trade.

Welsh Labour's Shadow Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens welcomed the pair to Cardiff, but said: "Neither Liz Truss nor Rishi Sunak has had anything to say about Wales during this campaign, but their record of 12 years of Tory neglect tells us all we need to know: a high-tax, low-growth economy

The supermarket says the move is due to "unusually hot and dry conditions".

Logan Mwangi was murdered by his family and his body was dumped in a river.

Study could transform access to organs for transplant by reversing some of the damage caused after death.

Two multi-vehicle collisions happened 90 minutes apart on the same M5 stretch near Worcester.

Police investigating the disappearance of Owami Davies are searching a property in West Croydon.

Justice Minister Naomi Long says work to deal with delays is "moving slower than it needs to".

A jury finds Jacob Foster guilty of killing Charmaine O'Donnell by pushing her of Helensburgh Pier last year.

That might have made sense following the pandemic, but many are now starting to push back, and fight for the more traditional theatrical window. Particularly in a summer where films such as Top Gun: Maverick have been making huge amounts of money at the box office, and enjoying the cultural

Council workers have rejected a 2% pay deal which the GMB Scotland has described as "woeful".

Tributes are paid to "humble freedom fighter" Mr Hackett, one of the Bristol Bus Boycott organisers.

South East Water is restricting usage from 12 August, affecting at least one million people.

The 12-year-old's life support is due to be withdrawn on Wednesday morning.

The move will likely fail as the DUP refuses to nominate a candidate over NI Protocol issues.

A Ugandan Asian who settled in Leicester recalls the racism she experienced in the city in the 1970s.

Thousands of Afghan refugees are living in temporary accommodation in UK hotels, costing £1m a day.

Don't Worry Darling and My Policeman are among 23 movies hoping for awards in 2023.

Funeral packages advertising MDF coffins misled consumers, the Advertising Standards Authority says.

Conservative members are receiving their voting papers later than planned over security concerns.

Pa Salieu says he was told he failed a background check while rehearsing for next week's show.

Oil company profits and the ongoing Tory leadership campaign lead several of the papers.

Wales is using innovative solutions to help users quit their drug addictions, a Welsh charity says.

Hosts: Birmingham Dates: 28 July to 8 AugustCoverage: Watch live on BBC TV with extra streams on BBC iPlayer, Red Button, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport mobile app; Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and Sports Extra; live text and clips online.Adam Peaty says he has his "spark" back

Sapper Connor Morrison died in Ipswich Hospital on 23 July, the Ministry of Defence confirmed.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were in the crowd for swimming, hockey and gymnastic events.

Archie Battersbee's mum has spoken to the BBC about losing an appeal with the Supreme Court, on the day her son's life-support was due to be turned off. Archie was found unconscious at home in Southend, Essex, on 7 April. He has never regained consciousness,The family had asked judges to

While most went broke for legitimate reasons, 260 directors have been disqualified for misuse of money.

The "extremely rare" incident is believed to have involved a blue shark off the coast of Cornwall.

Tragically, for a small number of children who become critically ill each year, medicine reaches its limits.

Former F1 test driver Susie Wolff has switched to the electric version of the motorsport.

"Urgent action" is needed in the area where five-year-old Logan Mwangi was murdered by his family.

Sir Thomas Picton's portrait now stands in a box along with works from Trinidadian artists.

A plan to link public sector pay to location was strongly criticised by Labour and some Conservatives.

Sir Mark Hedley, a former High Court judge for the family division, told Radio 4: "I think our social structure is such, that... where there are disputes between citizens and the state, as there are here, they are finally resolved by a judge who is the independent arbitrator."

Almost 700 migrants crossed the English Channel in 14 boats on Monday, the Ministry of Defence says.

Two men are held on suspicion of murdering Owami Davies, who was last seen in south London.

But Labour described her plans as a "fantasy" which would see pay cuts for those living outside London.

One mother says she was embarrassed after someone shouted at her while she fed her daughter.

The firm reported profits of $8.45bn in the second quarter of the year as oil and gas prices jumped.

Thousands call for rescue equipment after Mark Allen, 18, died when he jumped into a reservoir.

A spokesperson from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy said: "While no government can control global gas prices, we are providing £37bn of help for households including the £400 discount on energy bills, and £1,200 of direct support for the most vulnerable households to help with the cost

Laura Whitmore announced the winners of the ITV2 dating show during Monday's finale.

The Tory leadership hopeful criticised the first minister before ruling out a second independence referendum.

Harmful body expectations mean ads should carry warnings if model photos are digitally altered, MPs say.

David Exwood, the NFU's vice-president, said: "Taking a joined-up approach and establishing a cross-governmental task force - including Defra, the Home Office, the Ministry of Justice, the National Police Chiefs Council and the Association of Police & Crime Commissioners - will be crucial if we are to prevent further impacts

New figures show the trend of UK club closures continued despite government support.

Pictures of the England Women's team celebrating their Euro 2022 victory adorn most front pages.

Line of Duty star Vicky McClure has said she found it a "privilege" to visit a real-life AC-12 department.Ms McClure and her fiancé Jonny Owen formally opened a new joint Nottinghamshire Police and Fire headquarters building at Sherwood Lodge. They were given a guided tour of the building before cutting

In a statement, BA said: "As a result of Heathrow's request to limit new bookings, we've decided to take responsible action and limit the available fares on some Heathrow services to help maximise rebooking options for existing customers, given the restrictions imposed on us and the ongoing challenges facing the

Rachel Unitt and Michelle Hickmott both played for England before training as firefighters.

The former Tory leadership rival calls Truss the "hope candidate" in the race against Rishi Sunak.

Witnesses say the pilot said his cockpit door opened mid-air before the incident in Kinglassie, Fife.

Captain Leah Williamson said her England side have "changed the game in this country" as she celebrated their historic Euro 2022 victory.They lifted the trophy and sang Sweet Caroline in front of thousands of fans at Trafalgar Square on Monday."We said we wanted to make our legacy about winning and

The three Britons, who were captured by pro-Russian forces, are accused of being mercenaries.

Hundreds from up and down the country packed out Trafalgar Square to celebrate the Lioness's victory.

Parts of England saw the driest July on record with serious impacts on farmland and wildfire.

The Court of Appeal says treatment of the 12-year-old should stop.

Labour's Lucy Powell writes to the justice secretary over "flawed" conspiracy charges.

Leah Williamson is to be awarded Freedom of the City in Milton Keynes after England's Euro 2022 win.

It will involve more than 100 hot air balloons taking off at dawn and dusk, as well as family entertainment throughout the four days including aerial displays, fairground rides, food stalls and bars, balloon tethering and demonstrations, model aircraft displays and a live music stage.

England's Euro 2022 final win over Germany was watched by a peak BBC One television audience of 17.4 million, making it the most-watched women's football game on UK television.The 2-1 extra-time win is also the most-watched programme in the UK so far in 2022.There were a further 5.9 million streams

The 24-year-old passenger died on a platform at Reading Station after an altercation in a carriage on Saturday.

Deividas Skebas, 22, is charged with murdering nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte in Boston, police say.

Scotland's deputy first minister says public services would need to be cut without extra UK funding.

England won the hearts of the nation with their run to Euro 2022 glory this summer as they beat Germany 2-1 in Sunday's final at Wembley.Beth Mead won the Golden Boot, Chloe Kelly won the tournament - and super sub Alessia Russo won many plaudits.But they were just some of

Sir Tony Blair says he recently wrote a letter to the former UUP leader whose funeral takes place later.

Some potential homebuyers may find it easier to get a loan as the central bank eases borrowing rules.

Madison Wright, 30, disappeared a week ago and a body was found on Saturday, police say.

But the ex-chancellor's pledge for the end of the next parliament is criticised as being too slow.

Image caption, Strikes have caused disruption for millions of passengersUnions representing railway workers, barristers and Royal Mail staff have announced strikes in recent weeks.What is a trade union?Trade unions are organisations which help workers negotiate with employers.They often help employees ask for more pay, or better working conditions. Unions also

The Court of Appeal is set to consider a request to keep treating the 12-year-old while the UN examines the case.

Hosts: Birmingham Dates: 28 July to 8 AugustCoverage: Watch live on BBC TV with extra streams on BBC iPlayer, Red Button, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport mobile app; Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and Sports Extra; live text and clips online.England's James Wilby shattered team-mate Adam Peaty's hold

Rocio Cifuentes, the children's commissioner for Wales, said: "For children and young people throughout Wales who have complex needs, there are often difficulties in accessing the help and support they need. We want care to be much easier to access for children, and we want it to fit around them

The final of Love Island airs tonight, but in recent weeks Tasha, the show's first deaf contestant, has come under fire from fans for her emotional reaction to situations. The 23-year-old was born deaf and relies on a cochlear implant to hear.Her dad has spoken to the BBC's Annabel Rackham

Image caption, The Daily Telegraph also marks the huge sporting win, with a photo of the champions taking up half of the paper's front page. Away from the football, the paper reports on Tory leadership hopeful Rishi Sunak's pledge to cut income tax to its lowest level in 30 years,

England's players gatecrash coach Sarina Wiegman's post-match news conference with a rendition of 'Football's Coming Home'.

Interim payments of £100,000 have been made to most, but not all, of those whose convictions have now been quashed. No one has yet received a full and final settlement, and a former supreme court justice has been asked to give advice to try and break the impasse between victims

England's Lionesses beat Germany 2-1 at Euro 2022, bagging their first major trophy.

In a letter, the UN's Human Rights Treaties Branch, Ibrahim Salama, said it had "requested the state party (the government) to refrain from withdrawing life-preserving medical treatment, including mechanical ventilation and artificial nutrition and hydration, from the alleged victim while the case is under consideration by the committee".

Deividas Skebas, 22, is charged with murdering nine-year-old Lillia Valutyte in Boston, police say.

The Duchess of Cambridge and Sir Ben Ainslie on board during the race against New ZealandThe Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton helped Sir Ben Ainslie's Great Britain team win a special Commonwealth race against New Zealand.Her Royal Highness was on board the F50 craft for the friendly race prior to

A group of demonstrators managed to evade a bid by security to close the gates at the Torry Marine base.

The Senedd member says a family member has been lost, as he warns of a "new fascism in Europe".

The culture secretary is criticised for sharing a doctored image of Rishi Sunak preparing to stab the PM.

A record-breaking 90,000 fans are descending upon Wembley Way to cheer on the Lionesses.

Matt Walls won two medals at the Tokyo OlympicsHosts: Birmingham Dates: 28 July to 8 AugustCoverage: Watch live on BBC TV with extra streams on BBC iPlayer, Red Button, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport mobile app; Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and Sports Extra; live text and clips

Clarence House says due diligence was conducted when a charitable donation was accepted in 2013.

Sir Keir Starmer insists he supports the right to strike, but says Labour must secure power to help people.

A Scottish government spokesman said: "We have established a long Covid strategic network bringing together clinical experts, NHS boards, third-sector organisations and those with lived experience to guide how we plan and design care and ensure our £10m long Covid Support Fund is targeted at the areas where additional support

Police say the victim was attacked on a platform at Reading Station and died at the scene.

People are being urged to take extra care to avoid causing fires in the countryside during hot weather.

George Palmer and his fiancée Ruth Vowles met following the death of their partners, Liz and Steve.

Knowle FC is already seeing more interest in the women's game as England head to the Euros final.

During the pandemic many operations were delayed, with organ transplants, especially kidney, the hardest hit area. Living donor transplants went down 60% during lockdown, according to NHS Blood and Transplant. However, while Covid delayed many operations, last year Great Ormond Street Hospital performed 15 more kidney transplants than normal. Five-year-old

A service will take place in Claudy later to mark 50 years since nine people were killed by three bombs.

Vying for No 10, it is the self-styled "transformational prime minister" versus the "education" PM.

July saw temperature records broken multiple times and rainfall is down 76%.

The comedian says if she was starting out now, she would struggle to afford travel and rent.

Elspeth Henderson had mixed feelings about her award for her work during the Battle of Britain. Why?

Sian Green-Lord said the Spanish government campaign also used her photos without permission.

The Sunday Times reports that the Prince of Wales accepted money from the family of Osama bin Laden.

A woman who takes in disabled cats wants more people to consider adopting them. Holly Brockwell runs a shelter for disabled or unwanted felines at her home in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire.Many of the cats she adopts have cerebellar hypoplasia, also known as wobbly cat syndrome, which is a neurological condition

The Australian soap attracts its highest UK audience numbers since moving to Channel 5 in 2008.

Scott Neil couldn't believe how he got potentially fatal disease after a trip while walking home.

A dinghy sailor noticed six children in trouble and went to their rescue by "scooping them up".

A motorcycle passenger is left with "serious injuries" after a collision with an ambulance.

Lillia Valutyte had reportedly been playing hula hoop with her younger sister in the street.

Sophie Ellis-Bextor leads almost 600 dancers as they boogie their way into the record books.

North Yorkshire Police confirm three male passengers have died and the driver is seriously injured.

Twelve-year-old Archie Battersbee is at the centre of a life-support treatment fight.

More problems with vascular services in north Wales lead to recommendations for changes.

Reece was 11 when his mother was a witness in a murder investigation, which led to years of turmoil.

Nigeria has requested the return of 97 cultural objects taken by British colonial forces in 1897.

Bob turned up thousands of miles away in Alabama after getting lost racing to Tyneside.

South Lanarkshire College staff allegedly used teaching materials for home projects and repairs.

More than 100 Ukraine refugees are being temporarily housed on the MS Victoria.

Police say they "urgently" want to question the man over nine-year-old Lilia Valutyte's death.

The Galloway Hoard continues to surprise experts and new discoveries can be seen in Aberdeen.

Para-cyclist Neil Fachie's fifth gold medal and health service pressures make Scotland's front pages.

Operations at Guy's and St Thomas' were cancelled when the recent heatwave broke computer systems.

A former chief of Great Yarmouth Borough Council's environmental health department, and now a volunteer with the local lifeboat and the Broads Authority, Mr Hemsworth said: "I know I can turn it off, but I do like a bit of music when I drive and unfortunately it's the same tracks,

Passengers urged not to use rail unless necessary as most trains cancelled for second day this week.

GAA and Ulster Rugby are among the many groups taking part in the LGBT+ march this year.

In August 2021, Shauna Lennon from County Tyrone was in a serious car accident. The University of Ulster student's injuries initially led to her having to use a wheelchair. She returned to complete her degree in 2022. Not only did she receive a first class honours in biomedical engineering, but

A lawyer representing some claimants says they should receive compensation "immediately".

Birmingham's Commonwealth Games and the kick-off to the football season are among the events affected.

About 150 UK personnel took part in a four-day joint "high-readiness exercise", according to the MoD.

Social mobility charity alarmed at education company recruiting people to write personal statements.

A student is to attend her first Pride in memory of her brother. Dani Honig, 23, who studies at Nottingham Trent University, will be attending Nottinghamshire Pride on Saturday.Ms Honig, who is originally from Finland, recently came out as a lesbian but will also be marking the death of her

By BBC NewsStaffNewspaper headlines: Image caption, There is promising news for Conservative leadership hopeful Liz Truss - as several papers report that she is making gains in the contest to replace Boris Johnson. "Truss heads for No 10 as Sunak's tax U-turn fails" is the headline on the front of

The boys, aged eight months and four, were placed into care for 10 days due to radiologists' errors.

A 23-year-old woman is arrested by police investigating the murder of Victor Hamilton in Ballymena.

Madison Wright, 30, disappeared a week ago and her car was found three days later, police say.

A judge has found a London council is liable for the deaths of five people in the Grenfell Tower fire.

Craig Whyte was charged with taking over the football club by fraud but was cleared by a jury.

Venue: Wembley Stadium Date: Sunday, 31 July Kick-off: 17:00 BSTCoverage: Live on BBC One and iPlayer from 15:50. Listen to live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live. Live text commentary, goal clips, report and highlights on BBC Sport website and appEngland midfielder Jill Scott has labelled Sunday's Euro 2022 final

Rebekah Vardy has lost her High Court libel case against fellow footballer's wife Coleen Rooney.

A nine-year-old girl who died from a stab wound in Boston, Lincolnshire, is named by police.

A High Court judge rules that "significant parts" of Rebekah Vardy's evidence are "not credible".

Joel Borders is accused of joking about rape in a chat with Sarah Everard's killer, Wayne Couzens.

The 12-year-old's parents want the UN to step in after they lost their case in various London courts.

The money will be spread over six months but how it is received depends on how you pay your bills.

About one in 19 people would have tested positive for the virus last week - down from one in 15 the previous week.

Meteorologists from the BBC and elsewhere faced abuse as they reported on the UK's record heat.

The people were detained after the death of the girl in Boston, Lincolnshire, say police.

The Court of Appeal has been considering the sentences of several killers as it reviews whole-life orders.

Ben Wallace, at one point a favourite to replace Boris Johnson, had not previously backed a candidate.

Visitors to Birmingham are being encouraged to leave the car at home and use public transport.

Stephen and Louise Crawshaw-Bowen said they might have to sell their house to pay for treatment.

The cost of fraudulent claims almost doubles from £51.8m in the previous year.

Liz Truss continues to emphasise her loyalty to the outgoing prime minister, while Rishi Sunak stands accused of stabbing him in the back

Prof Sir Nilesh Samani, medical director at the British Heart Foundation, said: "This is a defining moment for cardiovascular medicine. Not only could CureHeart be the creators of the first cure for inherited heart muscle diseases by tackling killer genes that run through family trees, it could also usher in

The former ambassador to the US became famous for his colourful turn of phrase - and his colourful socks.

The outcome of the High Court libel case between Rebekah Vardy and Coleen Rooney is due on Friday.

The Met Office says the west of Scotland got drier last year - but the east got wetter.

Huge profits made by energy giants British Gas and Shell and the closure of the Tavistock clinic lead the papers

Experts are concerned about a growth in dangerous drugs sold online to patients, bypassing doctors.

The Commonwealth Games were opened with a spectacular fireworks displayHosts: Birmingham Dates: 28 July to 8 AugustCoverage: Watch live on BBC TV with extra streams on BBC iPlayer, Red Button, BBC Sport website and BBC Sport mobile app; Listen on BBC Radio 5 Live and Sports Extra; live text and

The young girl died in Boston from what is believed to be a stab wound, Lincolnshire Police say.

The spirits giant says profits rose 18% as more consumers made drinks at home during the pandemic.

Terry Neill talks to his Arsenal team before extra time in the 1980 European Cup Winners' Cup final against ValenciaFormer Arsenal and Northern Ireland captain and manager Terry Neill has died at the age of 80.Belfast-born Neill was Arsenal's youngest captain at 20 and played more than 270 games for

Mairi Doherty was seriously hurt during a disturbance near a block of flats in Dunoon on Saturday.

Met Police officers shared "grossly offensive" messages with Sarah Everard's killer, a court hears.

The father and son from Cardiff died on Tuesday, police suspect the family was poisoned.

Jacob Foster, 29, allegedly murdered Charmaine O'Donnell at Helensburgh Pier in Argyll and Bute.

Prof Sarah O'Brien, chief nursing officer for NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board, said: "Lack of robust information sharing continues to feature in child death reviews nationally and for Leiland-James, information sharing was not good enough throughout the critical stages of the adoptive process.

British Gas owner Centrica and Shell report huge profits, as UK households face even higher energy bills.

Jack Saunders will take charge of the weekly music singles countdown after Scott Mills' departure.

It follows criticism of England's only children's gender identity clinic in an independent review.

However, Labour denied this was the reason for the Ilford South MP's dismissal, saying that shadow ministers needed to sign up to collective responsibility which includes "media appearances being approved and speaking to agreed frontbench positions".

Ben Oliver is jailed in the first filmed hearing inside criminal courts in England and Wales.

Davies' dedication to Cribbins, in which he recalled the late star's first day back on the Doctor Who set: "His first day was on location with Kylie Minogue, but all eyes, even Kylie's, were on Bernard. He'd turned up with a suitcase full of props, just in case, including a

There were 1,330 deaths last year, which was down slightly from 1,339 recorded the previous year.

Victor Hamilton, 63, was found dead outside his home in Orkney Drive, Ballymena, on Wednesday morning.

Hubert Howard was born in Jamaica and came to Britain in 1960 when he was aged three.

The finance minister has called on the Treasury to step in and support struggling businesses.

The shadow minister joined striking rail workers despite his party leader asking frontbench MPs not to.

Despite calls from some fans, there will be no extra day off work if England's women beat Germany.

The government, speaking on the issue for England as health issues is devolved to the national governments in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, said the issue was a priority, highlighting it had recently appointed a women's health ambassador and set up a menopause taskforce to look into workplace support

Laura says she was meant to meet  Laura Castle,  as she still had parental rights, before the formal adoption. But the meeting time was constantly changed.  She says she was given excuse after excuse by social workers. "Leiland was poorly when he wasn't, or they had to work. Something always cropped

The company says it has taken on projects which include offshore and onshore wind and solar farms.

Steven Knight talks about masterminding the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in his home city.

Calls for a general strike over proposed laws targeting unions and the continued rise in the cost of energy lead the papers

The 17-year-old was regularly restrained and "treated like an animal", her father claims.

The Conservative leadership candidate sets out policies to tackle violence against women and girls.

Asked by defence barrister Ian Henderson QC how the incident had affected her, Ms Rincon-Aguilar, who had been picking up children from the school, said: "I think just my heart is broken in two. I just wish that I could take away all the pain and all the frustration."

The 12-year-old's family have an extra day to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights.

Drivers at nine rail companies will walk out again next month, the union Aslef says.

Jenni Richards QC asked whether a 2012 briefing for new ministers in the health department - "almost certainly" not shown to Mr Hunt at the time - stating, under a heading "Key facts", hepatitis C and HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) infection had been a problem in the 1970s and 80s,

The family of Jim Lennon say the officer allegedly took photographs of his body from the PSNI database.

Sam Tarry defied Sir Keir Starmer by joining striking rail workers on the picket line.

The fast food firm increases the price for the first time in 14 years due to growing cost pressures.

Broadcasting entire trials remains off-limits but cameras will capture judges handing down sentences.

Allegations about North Lanarkshire Council leader Jordan Linden, 27, were published last weekend.

England's Euro 2022 semi-final victory over Sweden was watched by a peak television audience of 9.3 million - the biggest of the tournament so far.There were also two million streams of the match across the BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app.Both were higher than the corresponding figures

Three other members of the same family are also in intensive care after the incident.

The 56-year-old woman, who has not been named, died while trekking with her husband on Sunday.

Lord Armstrong said that "taking into account the grave consequences" of Wellington's criminal actions, the number of people affected, the impact on their lives, and the financial loss, he was satisfied there was no appropriate alternative to a custodial sentence.

Workers have threatened industrial action in the new term after rejecting a pay rise offer of 2%.

The incident took place at the store on Coney Street on Tuesday afternoon, police say.

Tens of thousands of rail workers are walking out in a dispute over pay, jobs and terms.

Signs at Scottish beaches suggest feeding the seagulls can contribute to water pollution.

A group stood outside the children's story hour event with placards and called it "disgusting".

"This is Birmingham's turn on the world stage as we throw the doors wide open to welcome the Commonwealth, celebrating the people and creativity that make this incredible city, through art, ideas, and innovation," said chief creative officer Martin Green.

The ex-chancellor pledges his first tax cut in the Tory leadership, as part of a cost-of-living plan.

When it comes to making sure we can afford daily essentials like food and utility bills, the mantra is always to budget carefully. Know what you have coming in, what you'll need to pay out, and cut your cloth accordingly. But for the millions having deductions made from their universal

Researchers analysed the gaming habits of 39,000 players of big titles such as Animal Crossing.

A pledge by Rishi Sunak to scrap VAT on energy bills and England's win in the Euros semi-final lead the papers

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has heard evidence about abuse at the Edinburgh Academy, as well as other Scottish private schools, including Gordonstoun, attended by the late Duke of Edinburgh, and the Prince of Wales. That school has apologised to anyone who suffered abuse in its care.

Workers are set to take action on 19 August as part of a row over jobs and conditions.

The England Women's Football Team is through to the final of Euro 2022 after beating Sweden 4-0.Across the country, crowds gathered to watch the Lionesses play their way to victory.Many fans have been describing how it has inspired a greater interest in girls and women taking part in the sport.Video

People no longer need to be seen six-monthly due to better oral health, chief dental officer says.

Amine Laouar murdered Leon Street and injured two others during a series of knife attacks in Neasden.

The Sun and TalkTV programme comes off air after the presenter collapses in the studio.

People are urged to use water wisely following a meeting of drought experts.

Staff at schools, nurseries and waste and recycling centres rejected a 2% pay offer.

Jagtar Singh Johal has been formally charged for the first time since his detention in 2017.

The UK has sanctioned Russian-imposed leaders of the so-called Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics.

Jim Fitton, jailed for 15 years in Iraq for alleged smuggling, will "soon be free", his lawyer says.

Three people are arrested in connection with the death of 22-year-old Jack Fenton, from Kent.

The IMF cuts its UK forecast for 2023 and says the global economy is "teetering on the edge" of recession.

Margaret Ferrier is accused of failing to inform Test and Protect that she had attended parliament.

The shortlist also includes boundary-pushing albums by Little Simz, Self Esteem and Nova Twins.

Staff working for seven companies will go on strike: Avanti West Coast, C2C, East Midlands Railway, CrossCountry, Great Western Railway, LNER and Southeastern. Staff at West Midlands Trains, Northern, Greater Anglia, TransPennine Express and Southeastern will take part in industrial action short of a strike.

The former Eurovision winner made the pitch after it was announced the UK would host next year's contest.

The 20 cherry trees were a given as a "gift to the people of Cardiff from the people of Japan".

Those payments were set when the typical energy bill was anticipated to rise by £800 - a prediction Ofgem says is now too low. Influential industry analyst Cornwall Insight has predicted a rise of more than £1,200 a year in October, pushing the typical bill to £3,244 a year from

Mr Holland-Kaye said: "We've seen a material improvement in performance since it came into place, punctuality has improved, baggage performance has improved, and that shows that the difficult decisions we took two weeks ago are having the impact so that passengers can travel with confidence at Heathrow this summer."

Lord Trimble, who died age 77, was instrumental in negotiating the Good Friday Agreement in 1998

Philip Evans from Greenpeace UK said: "This Jackdaw approval is a scandal. The government knows that burning fossil fuels drives the climate crisis, yet they're approving a new gas field in June, without proper climate checks, and declaring a national emergency over heatwaves in July.

Liz Truss sought to tap into that, with her ongoing loyalty to him, continuing to serve in his cabinet. For Rishi Sunak, it was about a point of principle about his conduct - but when asked to mark Mr Johnson's time as PM, he said it was only right to

Fire chiefs in rural areas say lessons they learned in hot dry summers must be urgently applied in cities.

Although at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, lockdowns meant surges in subscriptions for platforms such as Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime, researchers at Kantar said the proportion of consumers planning to cancel subscriptions, stating the primary reason as "wanting to save money", had risen to its highest ever level.

Lord Trimble, former first minister of Northern Ireland and Ulster Unionist Party leader, has died at the age of 77Politicians and others have been paying tribute to the former Nobel Peace prize winner for his role in the Good Friday Agreement and beyond.UUP leader Doug BeattieImage source, stephen davison/PacemakerTonight's news

The singer was at last year's festival when she learned her boyfriend was cheating on her - but it inspired her

The first debate between Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, and concerns about its impact on the Tory brand, lead the papers

The economy dominated as Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss took part in their first head-to-head TV debate.

A worker says colleagues were "incredulous" after the email from the Welsh NHS's logistical arm.

The two candidates to replace Boris Johnson as prime minister and leader of the Conservative Party have clashed in their first head-to head television debate.Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss traded jabs on issues including taxes, levelling up and foreign policy. Watch the highlights from the BBC debate here.

The Nobel Peace Prize winner was known as the Harry Houdini of Northern Ireland politics.

The event was organised to celebrate the TV presenter's life and help raise money for mental health charities.

Lord Trimble led the Ulster Unionist Party for 10 years and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1998.

The paper said that in an email it had seen, sent to a BBC executive, the former employee said: "I have already had a conversation with you about the ongoing difficulties we're having with Tim's staffing/duty of care. We're in a real pickle now as essentially, there's no one who

"I was always made to feel like a minority, an outsider," said Mr Haq. "As a cricketer I had to play twice as well as a white player to stand a chance. Consistent opportunities were given to white cricketers that were clear and obvious, whilst I was removed, excluded in

A former senior medic has raised concerns about the information given to ministers.

Here's what you need to know about Monday's head-to-head debate between Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss.

Ex-Wales winger Lenny Woodard says some players can't face telling loved ones about their illness.

Only 20% of services will run and some places will have no trains on Wednesday, Network Rail says.

The fire service responded to 49 incidents, where many homes had flooded previously.

The 12-year-old has been in hospital since being found unconscious at home in April.

The UK will host Eurovision next year after organisers said the event could not take place in Ukraine.

Those who complained were ignored an inquiry carried out for Scotland's sports funding body finds.

Neil Sorahan says airports have not recruited enough staff to cater for the rebound in travellers.

John Keefe, director of public affairs for Getlink - which operates the Eurotunnel between Folkestone and Calais, said the issue over the weekend had been caused by the expected "very heavy traffic of passengers" getting away on holidays alongside an unexpected amount of truck traffic, which would normally have crossed

One English Football League chief executive, who did not want to be named, told the BBC his club had signed off kit designs in October, with orders placed shortly afterwards, but neither their new home or away kit were available to sell yet due to Covid disruption at factories in

Within the space of 24 hours, the Met Police said officers were called to two fatal shootings.

"Our opposition to the politics of division and deadlock which has infected Stormont is about transforming this place and the lives of all its citizens. And my appeal to others is that if you've had enough of the failure, then join us. We can build something much better together," he

Unseen UK told BBC News that in the week following Sir Mo's revelation, which was first publicised on 11 July, 231 people called its Modern Slavery and Exploitation Helpline (MSEH) compared to 192 the previous week. A total of 368 people contacted them on all of their platforms in that

Eleven countries including France, Spain and Greece are yet to decide whether to recognise the badges.

An NHS-recommended app says Google will not permit it to send text message alerts about glucose levels.

"Rebooting" the UK's "brittle" economy would be Labour's main focus, its leader will say.

The large number of unfilled NHS job vacancies is posing a serious risk to patient safety, MPs say.

Experts say that climate change could lengthen hay fever season and increase pollen potency.

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss trade blows over China, while a report lays bare the crisis in NHS staffing.

Aran Chada leapt into the water to save his son after he got into difficulties during a boat trip.

A large grass fire covering at least eight hectares (20 acres) of land has been declared a major incident in Surrey. Several fire engines are at the scene at Hankley Common, near Farnham.The London Fire Brigade are dealing with a fire in Thamesmead too, with eight fire engines, a fire

Ukrainians and their supporters march from Custom House Square to Belfast City Hall.

The blaze started in the early hours of the morning at a caravan site in Suffolk.

Hundreds of people wore pink and ran around the London park in memory of Sarah Harding.

Two children and four adults were stranded during torrential rain at Loch Lomond early on Sunday.

Firefighters are called to a number of grassland fires in Surrey, London and East Anglia.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc had held the lead from the start when he crashed outCharles Leclerc gifted Max Verstappen victory and a huge advantage in the World Championship by crashing out of the lead of the French Grand Prix.The Ferrari driver, in need of a good result to keep his title

It is claimed officers were attacked with "street furniture" ahead of the Rangers vs Spurs game.

The model has also offered another reward for information leading to the arrest of another suspect.

Sir William Wright founded the Ballymena bus manufacturing firm with his father in 1946.

The model reveals how an uncomfortable photoshoot early in her career helped sharpen her instincts.

The shot man died in hospital and a man treated for stab wounds has been arrested.

A review due to be published on Monday is expected to say there is institutional racism in the game.

The arrests come after a man was found with life-threatening injuries on Saturday evening.

"Prices have had to go up again from parts, staff, fuel, all those costs have raised in the last couple of years and any away-days for families becoming more and more expensive will make it a difficult choice for them to have to make - stay at home or go

It followed a Met Office yellow weather warning for rain in the west and north west.

Some people think the suspicious plants may have been added to the village's display as a joke.

A new-look Great Britain quartet won 4x100m bronze in the final race of day nine of the World Championships.With Jona Efoloko, 22, preferred to Adam Gemili on the opening leg and Reece Prescod on the anchor, Britain held off Jamaica to ensure a medal.Canada exploited a slack final changeover from

An amateur boxer has been cutting homeless people's hair for free in his spare time.Each month Wisdom Oviawe, 22, walks around Nottingham city centre with his clippers and chair, offering cuts to those living on the streets.Mr Oviawe said he taught himself how to cut hair by watching videos on

"We can load up with hiking stuff, paddle boards, snorkelling gear, chairs, loungers, a brolly, a table, gas stove and supplies and spend the whole day out and then come home to the comfort of our own beds and save money into the bargain," she says. "What's not to like?"

A new law would give parents with babies in neonatal units up to an extra 12 weeks of paid leave.

Another 6,500 cars are expected at the port on Sunday, following two days of gridlock.

Mr Sunak, who quit as part of the government mutiny against Boris Johnson, topped the MPs' ballots to qualify for the final run-off with Ms Truss. But polls currently suggest the foreign secretary is the favoured candidate of party members, who decide the leader.

The language in family courts is also too hostile and often makes things worse, a top judge says.

The papers lead on Boris Johnson defending his legacy and some NHS staff struggling to make ends meet.

The fashion brand has signed up to a campaign by MP and former GP Luke Evans.

Women and girls face "subconscious stigma" that they are bad or nervous, one driver says.

People who claim to be silenced never seem to go away, the comedian observes at the Latitude Festival.

A crop fire broke out on Saturday afternoon in a field in Lenham Heath, between Maidstone and Ashford.Officials at the Kent Fire and Rescue Service said they managed to put the blaze out, which covered about eight hectares (20 acres) of land.A long queue of lorries could also be seen

You, Me and The Big C and Dear Daughter are among the winners at this year's British Podcast Awards.

A demonstration is held in Belfast after 15 people die from overdoses in the city since the start of June

Matt Hudson-Smith will now focus on the Commonwealth Games in BirminghamWarning: This article contains a reference to suicideGreat Britain's 400m World Championship bronze medallist Matt Hudson-Smith says he struggled with his mental health last year as he battled with injury, debt and the Covid pandemic.The 27-year-old has overcome Achilles, hamstring

Sam Northeast has also played for Kent, Hampshire, Yorkshire and NottinghamshireGlamorgan batter Sam Northeast hit 410 not out against Leicestershire - the third highest score in County Championship history.Northeast reached his quadruple century before lunch on day four at Grace Road.His score is the highest in the Championship since Brian

Pooches are riding the waves onto Branksome Dene Chine beach, hoping to take the title of top dog.

Staff at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital had to cope with the shortage on Monday night.

The independent investigation followed claims of racism and discrimination in the Scottish game.

Mid Ulster District Council confirm that industrial action will have a "severe impact" on some services.

The giant Lovell radio telescope at Jodrell Bank is transformed into a space-themed light and sound show.

Essex Police seeks to contact the family of a missing 21-year-old swimmer after a body is found.

Police Scotland said the pandemic and COP26 climate summit were factors in the increased hours.

The 22nd annual conference will see parliament decide the issues forming its 2022-24 national campaign.

Residents repeatedly told the landlord of a bad smell and maggots coming from Sheila Seleoane's flat.

Court documents obtained by the BBC show the Met applied to extradite him from Serbia last spring.

Aware that his material can be heavy-going, he punctuates the set with self-deprecating humour. Spotting a sign that encourages him to take his top off, he responds: "Please do not objectify me, Latitude. I am not a piece of meat, I am a sentient human being."

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak are very different characters, with very different campaigning styles.

The Tory leadership candidate says the UK faces an emergency over the economy, the NHS and migration.

The cost of living and people taking trips abroad is making life hard for holiday firms.

Using epoxy resin to make art has exploded as an online trend, but experts are urging caution about its use.

With dog ownership growing during lockdown, many owners are reporting a shortage of space in kennels.

"I wanted to capture the excitement of coming out of Covid - but also how it has left its mark on us."

Image caption, In other news, the Times leads on its interview with the other Conservative leadership finalist, Rishi Sunak. He tells the paper the UK faces a national emergency over the economy, NHS backlogs and illegal migration, and he promises to put the government on a "crisis footing" from day