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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
The highs and lows of the South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project
It is nearly five years since a project began to boost numbers of the bird in the Moffat hills.
How will Glasgow's low emission zone work?
Why is an LEZ being introduced in Glasgow, and what will it mean for motorists in the city?
Local elections 2023: Young councillors 'need seat at table'
From low pay to juggling meetings - what's it like to be a young councillor in England?
Where property prices are set by what local people earn
A housing project in south London is selling flats with prices set according to local income levels.
The Papers: Cancer nurses strike, and £19bn unclaimed benefits
Monday's front pages carry a mix of stories, including the 28-hour nurses strike in England.
Cardiff: Disabled people's 20-year railway station access fight
One of Wales' busiest railway stations has no lift and steep stairs between platforms.
Aberystwyth uni told student was suicidal before his death
Charlie McLeod's mum Emma Laney says she feels "a lot more should have been done" to help him.
Nurses' strike: 28-hour strike over pay under way
It will be the largest industrial action by nurses so far and risks patients' safety, NHS bosses say.
Coronation: Military rehearse parade on replica route
An airbase was transformed into a life-size replica of the procession route for the troops to practise.
UK arranges extra evacuation flight from Port Sudan on Monday
The flight follows the evacuation of 2,122 people on 23 flights from an airfield near Khartoum.
Critical hospital services can call in striking nurses
The NHS says "positive discussions" with the RCN mean nurses will cover some departments.
Terrorists limited to two boxes of books in cells
New rules on extremists in custody will also stop them from playing a "leading role" in religious services.
Bodmin murder probe: One dead, seven injured in stabbing near nightclub
The victim, aged in his 30s, died at the scene and a man aged 24 is arrested on suspicion of murder.
A5 crash: Funeral of Julia McSorley takes place in County Tyrone
Julia McSorley was an aunt of brother and sister Dan and Christine McKane, who also lost their lives.
Liz Truss contests £12,000 bill over use of Chevening country house
The former prime minister says most of the bill relates to using Chevening for government business.
Belfast City Marathon: Thousands taking part in race
Thousands of people are taking part in the event, which is being broadcast live online for the first time.
Caerphilly: Baby in hospital after dog attack
The baby's injuries are not believed to be life-threatening, say police.
Call for thorough investigation after ferry grounding
The MV Pentalina had 60 people on board when it grounded at St Margaret's Hope on Saturday night.
Rail strikes cynically targeting Eurovision, transport minister says
Transport Secretary Mark Harper says a "fair and reasonable pay offer" has been made to rail workers.
Ty Hafan: Unique bond of mums who met at children's hospice
A group of mums of children with life-shortening conditions plan to tackle three Welsh peaks.
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