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A Met Office yellow weather alert for snow and ice is in place until 09:30 on Friday.

Education minister announces £5m to cover energy bills as schools face soaring fuel costs.

The issue affects up to 200 people and may be linked to a bottle of solution used in the tests.

Angharad Lewis did not want to leave home because of her polycystic ovary syndrome symptoms.

The BBC understands £73m of new debt is to be revealed at Croydon Council as a bailout is sought.

The real-life family secrets behind the new Jim Broadbent and Dame Helen Mirren film The Duke.

Charities say the UK should play a leading role, as the US warns five million people could be displaced.

Animal rights groups say ministers must not drop plans to ban imports of the duck liver pate.

Nearly two million were AstraZeneca shots that advisers said should not be given to younger adults.

Watchdogs say rape victims are being failed by a system beset by delays and poor communication.

A salon in Sheffield opens a new sensory room with toys and special equipment.

The £1.9bn plan to get youth into work has helped fewer people than predicted, a group of MPs says.

The papers see echoes of World War Two and its aftermath as Russia launches an assault on Ukraine.

First Minister Mark Drakeford calls for sanctions on Russia which will affect "every one of us".

Russia's major banks will have their assets frozen following the invasion of Ukraine, Boris Johnson says.

Ukrainians in the UK tell the BBC of their frustration and fear after Russia began its invasion.

Boris Johnson says Britain will counter the "blizzard of lies" over Putin’s war of "choice" and "aggression".

The UK Statistics Authority says the number of those in work is fewer than before the pandemic.

The former first minister says his show will not air on RT again "until peace is re-established".

Caroline Coster's hands and feet were amputated when she developed sepsis after a Covid-19 infection.