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- What matters most to the Gen-Z descendants of Basildon Man?
- Young people no longer have hope, says Hanif Kureshi
- The papers: Asylum detentions to begin and 'Tory MPs plotting'
- Yousaf considers quitting as Scotland's first minister
- Yousaf considers quitting as Scotland's first minister
- Disability benefit system unsustainable and needs change, says government
- New law aims to protect devices from hackers
- Tobago shark attack victim ‘able to communicate’
- Children hungry after school meals, says commissioner
- More remains found in torso murder inquiry
Rosie Jones’s documentary and the R-word: 'We can't keep being poked like a bear'
The disabled comedian is in hot water over an upcoming Ch4 documentary named after a disability slur
Brecon: Mum killer failed by mental health team say family
Margaret Griffiths was stabbed to death by her son John in a "frenzied onslaught," family say.
Murder accused was 'dishevelled' with dirt on his hands and clothes
A court hears Connor Gibson also had scratches on his arm the night his sister is believed to have been killed.
Scottish government wants drug possession to be legal
The Scottish government wants a change in UK laws to stop people found in possession of drugs being prosecuted.
Wimbledon school crash: Driver questioned after death of girl, 8
The driver of a car which crashed into a school is questioned as floral tributes are laid at the scene.
Babbs Mill icy lake death boys were feeding ducks, inquest told
The four boys died after they fell through ice at the lake near Solihull in December 2022.
House prices fall at fastest rate in 12 years, says Halifax
Halifax says the drop is the biggest annual fall since 2011 as mortgage rates continue to rise for many.
Martin Lewis felt 'sick' seeing deepfake scam ad on Facebook
A fake advert circulating online features a computer-generated likeness of the money-saving expert.
Teachers strike: National Education Union walks out in England for second day this week
Teachers from the National Education Union in England walk out for the second time this week over pay.
Martin Lewis says deepfake scam of him is 'frightening'
The consumer finance expert said he has been the subject of fake adverts for years, but this was the first in video.
Elle Edwards' dad vows to help combat Merseyside gun violence
Tim Edwards says he wants to do all he can to stop the cycle of gun violence on Merseyside.
Bruce Springsteen settles an old score in Hyde Park
The star returns to the London venue for the first time since organisers cut off his set in 2012.
How a flood led family to discover slavery link
Richard Blake's ancestors were able to buy a Scottish estate with their profits from slavery.
Ofsted: Head demands changes after Ruth Perry's death
A school leader who tried to stop an Ofsted inspection speaks about her decision for the first time.
HS2: Government unclear on Euston station goal, report finds
In March it was announced that work on the new Euston station would be paused for two years.
Angela Rayner: I got death threats to my children
The Labour deputy leader says her teenage children now have to be escorted to school.
First councils picked to trial wraparound childcare
The government's plan will see childcare available to primary school parents from 08:00 to 18:00.
Sarms: Illegal muscle drugs sold in UK shops, BBC finds
Secret filming reveals that "dangerous" substances are widely available for sale around the country.
Out of work over-50s cut weekly food bill by £60
Institute of Fiscal Studies finds those who left work during the first year of the pandemic are living in poverty.
The Papers: 'Tea party horror' and 'strike to ground flights'
The crash which killed an eight-year-old girl at a school tea party dominates Friday's front pages.
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