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An academic describes the advert for an air conditioning firm as "like something out of the 1950s".

Newborn screening checks for rare but serious health conditions are not happening, says a charity.

A lawyer representing victims of the contaminated blood scandal urges ministers to help them.

Charlotte Loubser is one of an increasing number of people making claims against their former employers.

Abdi Jama was paralysed after a fall. Now he's an international wheelchair basketball player for Great Britain.

Oil and petrol prices have only risen modestly because of the crisis in the Gulf, but that could change.

Could we be closing the generation gap over a drink in your local?

The case of Carl Beech - who invented a series of claims against VIPs - leads most of the papers.

A cross-party group of parliamentarians is seeking a ruling that parliament cannot be prorogued.

The ex-prime minister tells the BBC his party is in a "difficult" place over anti-Semitism and Brexit.

A convicted paedophile made false allegations of murder and sexual abuse against public figures.

The 39-year old says she will do "whatever its takes" to stop Brexit after defeating Sir Ed Davey.

Doctors treating Tafida Raqeeb in the UK have said it was in her best interests to be allowed to die.

The foreign secretary wants to set up an international mission to respond to Iranian "piracy".

The implication of the recent US ban on its companies from dealing with Huawei was not clear, the government says.

Plans are also revealed for a new station which will help connect south and west Wales.

BBC reporter Ashley John-Baptiste the views of young people in Reading about the next PM.

Conservationists say disturbance is rising dramatically and urge people to keep their distance.

Police confirm a man has died in an explosion in a garage in a "quiet" residential street.

Restoring peat moors degraded by farming may prove a relatively inexpensive way of tackling climate change.