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Wonga is on the brink and other short-term lenders have collapsed - but where have their customers gone?

Merseyside Police "requires real improvement" to meet its duty to keep children safe, says a report.

The book, which is in a "poor state", contains etchings by Italian artist Giovanni Battista Piranesi.

The government's proposed ban on high-sugar, high-caffeine drinks for children features in many papers.

Mr Salmond said he wanted to avoid internal division as he contests sexual misconduct allegations.

Onlookers are criticised for filming an officer being knocked off his bike rather than helping.

Britain and France are in talks to ensure there are no further clashes between fishermen, the UK says.

Theresa May's top minister David Lidington says there are only two Brexit options on the table.

The family of Henry Miller joins calls for warnings of the dangers of drugs used in tribal rituals.

Artist David Griffiths says he hopes the painting, displayed at the Royal Academy, finds a "good home".

British and French fishermen have clashed over scallop stocks off the coast of Normandy - but what are the rules?

The TV presenter was on the cover of Now magazine which called her 'boring, desperate and cheap'.

Janbaz Tarin is wanted in connection with the deaths of his ex-partner and her mother in Solihull.

A dolphin in the Firth of Clyde may be exchanging messages with porpoises.

Thomas Cook's chief executive to hold talks with Egyptian prime minister over hotel deaths.

Carleen Wilkins stole thousands from her 97-year-old victim to pay off debts and gamble in casinos.

A father who makes anti-knife videos says parents could do more to keep children safe on the streets.

Lewis Pugh finishes the 560km gruelling swim from Land's End to Dover in 49 days.

Makedah Simpson could not trace the person who racially assaulted her as CCTV evidence was deleted after 10 days.

A mixed-gender squad of "Vikings" called #MeToo claim they are barred from Shetland's main Up Helly Aa procession.