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A scheme to resettle people fleeing Afghanistan is expected to be announced shortly.

Mental health referrals across the UK have hit their highest point for two years.

Some 5,000 refugees will be eligible under a new scheme in the first year, on top of 5,000 Afghan staff.

Saxophonist Nubya Garcia on playing Royal Albert Hall, the Mercury Prize and "natural vibrations".

We chat to young people in the UK who have family in Afghanistan, as the Taliban take control.

Doctors hope it could boost the anti-cancer power of other drugs to fight hard-to-treat tumours.

NICE decided to pause the final update to its advice just hours before planned publication.

UK roads are already jam-packed and that looks set to get worse as more people snap up EVs.

The IFS says England's colleges and sixth forms need extra funds to keep pace with student numbers.

The two trial projects allow different banks to operate from the same premises after branches closed.

Insurer Zurich says residential outbuilding fires rose by 16% last year compared with 2019.

Many of the papers focus on the UK's plan to resettle 20,000 Afghan refugees as part of a new scheme.

Leanne Wood says Adam Price made "a bad judgement call" in the timing of his leadership challenge.

A video shop owner and film buff is travelling from Liverpool to Dundee to pick up the haul from a collector.

Police say they will make the request over more than 70 fines issued in Belfast and Derry last year.

A Leeds family share their worries about relatives after the Afghan capital is claimed by the Taliban.

More than 50 people were found at four separate parties at the hotel in Liverpool on 31 January.

Stephen Watson says a scheme defending squeezed police resources was "patronising nonsense".

Jake Davison, who killed five people in Plymouth, used a mental health helpline, the NHS says.

The chain says it will lend some of its own staff to its suppliers, to help tackle delays to deliveries.