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Edie Pilkington, 16, says it was a relief to have the condition confirmed by a private consultant.

Studies confirm cycles quickly return to normal, a leading reproductive expert in the UK says.

Mark Sealey, who has been in his job for more than 40 years, describes what the day-to-day involves.

Free hot drinks and other perks are on offer as train bosses try to get passenger numbers back on track.

But the investment does not commit the government to approving the £20bn power plant in Suffolk.

Some small business owners had raised concerns about enforcing mask-wearing.

Those on Universal Credit must look for work outside their chosen field quicker or face sanctions.

Car makers hit by pandemic-related chip and staff shortages, and the closure of a major car plant.

Meet Beryl, the 100-year-old volunteer who is still making drinks at Ealing Hospital.

More than 150,000 people rely on British Sign Language across the UK.

The UK defence secretary is trying to build support for Ukraine amid the warnings of an invasion.

One year ago, three men died at sea when their fishing boat Nicola Faith sank.

Investors want to buy farmland to plant trees to offset their own carbon footprint.

The media watchdog's decision comes after the BBC partially upheld complaints about its reporting.

Lawyers for the Duke of York, who denies allegations of sexual assault, write to a New York judge.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission says "more detailed consideration" of the reforms is needed.

Matthew Hardy harassed his victims by creating fake social media accounts to spread lies about them.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

Rishi Sunak says the government will "do everything we can" to recover billions stolen by fraudsters.

Yasmin Chkaifi told a friend she feared being murdered by Leon McCaskre, who killed her on Monday.