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Wednesday's inflation figures will be used to determine the rise in rail fares from January.

The council leader tells officers to remove the high black screens around Princes Street Gardens.

TV presenter Katie Piper is the first Strictly Come Dancing contestant to be announced for this year's series.

Reality Check looks at claims around transgender prisoners and their convictions.

Seatwave and Get Me In will be shut down in October in a bid to fight touts, Ticketmaster announces.

Why the MP's comments have sparked an internal Conservative Party investigation.

The Muslim Council of Britain wants to ensure there is a full inquiry into the burka comments.

Booby-trapped images faxes can be used by hackers to take control of network hardware, Def Con hears.

Both the UK and the US are increasing troop numbers in Afghanistan. But what do they hope to achieve?

The airport's border force missed its target for non-EEA visitors nearly every day last month.

One note, thought to have been written on a bridge by a soldier, talks about his hope of seeing his unborn child.

The leader of UKIP in the Welsh assembly stands by comments that burkas are "apparitions of pre-medieval culture".

A father aims to climb the height of Everest in a bid to fund a bothy in memory of his son.

Spring snow and a hot summer see bird numbers fall with some estates already cancelling shoots.

Alice Playle was terrorised by her husband who pretended to be her ex-boyfriend.

The Yalcin family say they have lost trust in the police complaints regulator after alleged failings.

Relatives of prisoners at a privately-run jail have told of a handcuffed inmate being thrown down stairs.

The government unveils £100m strategy to make sleeping on the streets "a thing of the past".

Less than half of respondents to the survey thought same-sex relationships were acceptable.

Members of the Duchess of Sussex' family have given interviews to some of Monday's newspapers.