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Abigail Wooding says she had "no option" but to pay for the jab which is not available on the NHS.

Wednesday's papers look ahead to 1 February when teachers, rail workers and civil servants go on strike.

Thousands of UK laws are due to expire automatically at the end of this year, prompting warnings from MPs.

The bishops will recommend that "prayers for God's blessing" for gay couples be adopted, the BBC expects.

Gary Lineker says he found a phone "taped to the back of the set" after hearing pornographic noises.

A woman who had a stillborn baby says playing rugby saved her life.

Ilya Merenzon, CEO of World Chess, shares his business advice for our CEO Secrets series.

The football pundit reacts after sex noises were heard in the studio during FA Cup coverage.

Charity says the knock-on effect will be felt in coming months as people cannot pay their bills.

Eight dogs seized by officers at the scene in Caterham, Surrey, are still being held by police.

Ex-Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng tells Parliament sudden unexplained child deaths need more attention.

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe's firm Ineos officially enters the race to buy Manchester United.

A man is charged with assaulting Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale after Sunday's Premier League match away to Tottenham.

Phoebe Johnson's dad says his hatred of her killer "is only equal to the love of my daughter".

A plan to make it easier to get a gender recognition certificate has led to a constitutional row.

The University and College Union says staff will walk out "alongside fellow trade unions".

One out of every four hospitals and community services will be affected by the two 12-hour walkouts.

What you need to know about the nurses' strike and other industrial action, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

The prosecution says there is clear evidence Tony Thomas caused the death of his 65-year-old father.

Jake Davison killed five people, including his mother, in the Keyham area of Plymouth in 2021.