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- More remains found in torso murder inquiry
- More remains found in torso murder inquiry
- Ireland 'won't provide migration loophole', says Irish PM
- Rwanda flight detentions to begin within weeks
- Woman seriously injured in 'large bulldog' attack
- Two men arrested after Colin Richards murder
- Lib Dems call for access to named GP for over-70s
- Salmond says independence plan is price for Yousaf support
- Salmond says independence plan is price for Yousaf support
- Police widen search in torso murder investigation
Newspaper headlines: 'Goodbye darling Derek' and Post Office investigation
Many of Saturday's papers lead on the death of Derek Draper, the author and former political adviser.
Cold weather to last a week as flooding continues
Authorities have has warned of "significant" flooding on Saturday, while temperatures could drop below freezing.
Hunt for lost Gilbert and Sullivan opera launched
A musical researcher calls for everyone to look for a missing manuscript for opera Utopia Limited.
Prince Andrew 'spent weeks' at Epstein home - witness
The testimony by a Jeffrey Epstein employee appears in around 1,300 pages of newly unsealed evidence.
The woman who spent Christmas in search of a rare plant
'Nature hero' Rosemary Parslow is still helping the wildlife of the Scilly Isles even in her late 80s.
Young Britons exposed to online radicalisation following Hamas attack
There has been a 12-fold increase in hateful social media content being referred to specialist police officers.
Derek Draper: How Kate Garraway's heartbreak and hope captured a nation
The TV presenter was praised for the way she cared for her husband Derek Draper, who has died aged 56.
Junior doctors' strike: The 'huge effort' to keep a hospital running
Cancelled operations and exhausted staff - the BBC goes into a busy hospital coping during a strike.
Rishi Sunak had significant doubt over Rwanda plan, papers suggest
New documents indicate the PM had doubts about sending migrants to Rwanda when he was chancellor.
Dementia: Photos lay bare agony of slowly losing mum
From the mundane to the heartbreaking, photojournalist Helen Rimell documents her mother's decline.
Post Office scandal: Met Police investigate 'potential fraud offences'
It comes as 50 new potential victims of the scandal have contacted lawyers after the airing of a related TV drama.
Welsh first minister hopeful Jeremy Miles pledges to fix NHS waiting lists
The education minister is one of two men hoping to lead Welsh Labour and the Welsh government
Delia Smith 'saddened' at lack of Ipswich Town apology after can thrown
People chanted "scum" and a lager can struck Smith's car before a derby match at Portman Road.
Joey Barton: ITV criticises 'vindictive remarks' from ex-footballer towards female commentators
ITV calls Joey Barton's comments towards Eni Aluko and Lucy Ward "contemptible and shameful" after he compares them to serial killers Fred and Rose West.
Chris Skidmore: Tory MP quits over new oil and gas licences
The move will trigger a by-election in the former energy minister's Kingswood seat near Bristol.
Liverpool triple shooting probe: Man charged
The disturbance saw gunfire outside Liverpool's Showcase Cinema, a newsagents and a house.
Pangbourne murder investigation launched after pair found dead
Thames Valley Police says the deaths, both in Pangbourne in Berkshire, are being linked.
Northern Ireland nurses to strike on 18 January
The Royal College of Nursing confirms members will join other unions in taking action on 18 January.
SNP could face investigation into loans from Peter Murrell
A watchdog may look into two payments totalling £15,000 from the party's former chief executive.
US fugitive Nicholas Rossi extradited from Scotland
The man who claimed to be Irish orphan Arthur Knight is returned to his homeland to face rape charges.
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