A total of 23 paedophiles had their jail terms increased on review in England and Wales last year.
Those who repeatedly misuse nitrous oxide will face up to two years in prison, the Home Office said.
The government needs to expand subsidies for heat pumps, say its independent advisers on infrastructure.
A group of leading scientists have said the current levels of PFAS could be damaging to human health.
Experts welcome the recommendation but ask if it is feasible for such a stretched health service.
The British Medical Association says strikes will be paused to allow time for the two sides to meet.
The 1999 blockbuster is reimagined as a live show directed by Danny Boyle in a new Manchester venue.
An explosion at a hospital in Gaza, in which hundreds of people are feared dead, leads the papers.
Sir John Armitt tells the BBC the decision to sell the property is a "mistake".
Gareth Southgate believes there is more to come from his England side after sealing Euro 2024 qualification with two games to spare.
Laura Rose had a double mastectomy after her breast cancer diagnosis in 2021.
England outlawed Botox for under-18s two years ago, but there is no law stopping it in Wales.
Prosecutors want to confiscate ill-gotten cash from one of the men behind the 39 deaths in Essex.
Academics at Aberystwyth University say its composition does not match that of similar stones.
A Senedd spokesperson says it follows a recent broadcast which was "deliberately offensive".
The government is urged to include legislation in the King's speech to outlaw "harmful" practices.
The first minister says rates will not rise next year as he closes the SNP conference in Aberdeen.
Two people are held in connection with the death of an unidentified baby found dumped in woodland.
The government says EU rules banning low-alcohol wine being marketed as wine should be scrapped.
Edward Cairney killed Margaret Fleming over 20 years ago but never revealed the location of her remains.
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