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The PM says she has listened to feedback on her abandoned plans to lower the 45p tax rate.

The DUP's Edwin Poots repeats his party will not return to Stormont until the post-Brexit trading arrangement is resolved.

Jim Redmond, who famously helped his injured son Derek cross the 400m finish line at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, has died aged 81.

Kwasi Kwarteng is bringing forward details of how he will grow the economy to try and reassure investors.

The monthly stats for August show just 69.7% of patients were dealt with within the four-hour target.

Asked if she'll uphold the pledge made by Boris Johnson, Liz Truss says she will protect the vulnerable.

Liz Truss was asked several times if she trusts Kwasi Kwarteng with future policy decisions.

Libraries across Devon to provide services such as heating and free food to help with rising costs.

The emergency legislation at Holyrood also provides for a six-month moratorium on evictions.

Sadiq Khan urges business leaders to help the capital city achieve its net zero goal by 2030.

Mum of Tony Hickmott, who has been held in a secure hospital since 2001, says: "He's coming home."

Chiara Beer makes videos to help people who, like her, have to carry out tasks with one hand.

An animal charity believes there could be up to 14,000 badger baiting incidents each year.

The charity says cost of living fears are making it difficult for some people to keep an animal.

Scottish artist Chloe Fitzpatrick found fame on TikTok after sharing her unusual creative process.

Tim Saxby says he is "extremely angry" his elderly mother had to wait so long for paramedics.

The team will also monitor a colony of gentoo penguins on Goudier Island for five months.

The inquiry's first module looks at pandemic preparedness, as campaigners say lessons must be learned.

Inspectors also endorsed staff "values" at a time when the BBC was filming patients being mistreated.

Tuesday's papers are dominated by claims the PM faces a new revolt over public spending cuts.