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MPs says plans to crackdown on unsafe homes after a toddler's death should cover private rentals.

The papers lead on stories including that the Israeli PM will not accept a Palestinian state after the Gaza war.

Amol Rajan's interview with the actress was unexpectedly disrupted.

MP Anna Firth's proposed bill would make it a specific criminal offence to steal a cat or a dog.

The PM has become an engaged international actor, showing his hawkish side in Ukraine and the Red Sea.

Waiting times for support including counselling have doubled since 2015, according to a major report.

It is the first time the inspectorate has taken responsibility for the part it played in her death.

The chancellor says that tax cuts would help the economy be more dynamic and grow faster.

UN officials have been granted access to Diego Garcia two years after asylum seekers landed there.

Ofgem said 20,000 people had been in touch about the daily fees before consultation closes later on Friday.

Mr Gove says he has "had enough" of Kingspan "trying to wriggle out of their responsibilities".

England midfielder Jordan Henderson leaves Saudi club Al-Ettifaq after less than six months and joins Dutch club Ajax.

The company's plans to shut its blast furnaces could cut Wales' carbon emissions by a fifth.

John Maclean and Red Clydeside are being remembered in a concert at Celtic Connections.

The mother of an 11-year-old Aberdeenshire girl claims failings were made by NHS Grampian.

People living near the Blackburn Meadows site in Sheffield are told to close doors and windows.

Jordan Henderson will leave the Saudi Pro League with huge regrets and a damaged reputation, writes Phil McNulty.

With the largest measure off the menu, 7.6% less volume of wine was sold daily, researchers found.

Permission to treat sugar beet seeds with a pesticide that can harm bees is given by the government.

Plans to cut jobs in a move to greener steelmaking a "crushing blow" for Port Talbot, unions say.