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Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is set to unveil the government's tax and spending plans.

EastEnders' Natalie Cassidy is among those paying tribute to theatre school founder Anna Scher.

Suella Braverman has been sacked as home secretary following days of speculation over her future.

One person remains unaccounted for and another is being treated in hospital.

The former cabinet minister was accused of stoking tensions ahead of pro-Palestinian protests at the weekend.

Indi Gregory's parents say they feel heartbroken and angry following the legal battle over her care.

Chief political correspondent Henry Zeffman looked like he'd seen a ghost on BBC Breakfast.

Pro-UK group says documents show the Scottish government failed to update figures they knew were false.

Melanie Tait set up a charity in honour of Jordan Sinnott, who was attacked during a night out.

Dainton Anderson secures the role of the famous Hollywood actor in ITVX's Archie.

Amber and yellow alerts are in place in NI, with a red alert in the Republic of Ireland.

Katy has a severe visual impairment and fears she won't be able to go to university without help.

The papers lead on the home secretary's future, reflect on Armistice Day and ask whether tax cuts are on the way.

The BBC's political editor looks ahead to a possible reshuffle and a crunch court ruling on Rwanda.

Communities want action on illegal bikes but police are cautious after high-profile deaths.

The General Medical Council says efforts to recruit more UK doctors will take years to take effect.

The changes, affecting hundreds of thousands of people from 2025, would save £4bn in welfare payments.

The prime minister, his wife Akshata Murty and two daughters mark the Hindu festival of lights.

The 1980s children's TV series could be set for a reboot after Welsh scriptwriter wins top accolade.

The prime minister attends the celebrations at the Vedic Society Hindu Temple in Southampton.