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The BBC's File on 4 programme has found some cults in the UK are targeting university students.

Jess, a former physiotherapy student, was recruited into the Shincheonji Church of Jesus on the campus of the University of Salford.

Consumer champion Which? says most products were priced cheaper or the same before last year's event.

With the live music industry slowly resuming, artists are still struggling to get paid work.

Tuesday's papers report reaction to Boris Johnson's address to business groups at the Port of Tyne.

Marlon Van Der Mark says it is "heart-breaking" to see the stigma around HIV "so alive".

Scotland's vaccine passport scheme could be extended to cinemas, theatres and other venues in December.

More than a hundred children are living in hotels because of a shortage of places in care homes.

As Manchester United begin their search to fill the gap left by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, BBC Sport examines their options.

Boris Johnson is questioned by a reporter after talking about Peppa Pig World at a business conference.

Kevin Sinfield has already raised more than £300,000 in his bid to run 101 miles in 24 hours on behalf of motor neurone disease research.

Children aged four to 11 will get free meals within three years, Labour and Plaid Cymru say.

International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan says she does not expect it before Christmas.

Reality Check looks at claims made about the proposed new social care system.

From next year, all musicians will compete for a combined best artist prize, organisers announce.

The inquiry will examine whether allegations made against PC Wayne Couzens were properly handled.

Detectives are hunting the killer of a woman who was found dead in a house.

Pensioner Hilda Lockert died after being robbed for her wallet which contained just £15.

A private investigator makes new claims of press intrusion on royals and others in a BBC documentary.

A funeral service is held for the Southend West MP, who was stabbed to death in October.