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River flowing past the white 'Bake Off' tent is among those polluted by chemicals and tyre particles.

The number of people beating the disease was rising five times faster in the 2000s.

A £1,000 payment will be offered to thousands joining the early-years sector in England.

Water companies in England and Wales expect an increase of 6%, with an 8.8% rise in Scotland.

Bank of England governor says AI has "great potential" as Lords report urges UK to embrace AI.

Stephen Green held up a sign bearing a religious quote in a protected area in Ealing, west London.

Friday's papers have the latest on the search for a man accused of throwing a substance over a family.

A Post Office investigator said reference to a potential computer error could be "damaging".

Foresters say a decision to halve tree-planting budgets will damage jobs and the climate.

Two boys, aged 15 and 16, are charged with murder, and two men are charged with assisting an offender.

Lewis Hamilton will leave Mercedes at the end of the 2024 season and join Ferrari on a multi-year deal in 2025.

The timeline on how an executive will be formed with a Sinn Féin first minister for the first time.

Abdul Shakoor Ezedi was last seen in north London, and police warn the public not to approach him.

The Commons leader said that such changes, applied in Westminster, would mean more than 2,000 MPs.

A convoy of 10 police motorcycles escorted the jury the 44 miles from Glasgow to Limefield Woods in Biggar.

Eight-year-old Rhys Millum swallowed 10 of the spheres before his death, an inquest hears.

Video, courtesy of Sky News, appears to show the alkali attack that left a mother and two daughters injured.

Daniel Reynolds is given a suspended prison sentence after admitting £8,500 free meals fraud.

The justice minister is to stand down at the next election, saying he has had enough of threats to his safety.

A search involving drones has come to an end as Honshu the cheeky monkey is safely recaptured.