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An anti-corruption commissioner would target £7.2bn lost to fraud, the shadow chancellor will say.

Thermometers in Derrylin recorded 22.5C on Sunday, about 8C above the normal October temperature.

Mental health workers say plans to reduce police at assessments put them in "grave danger".

AFC Rumney girls will play with the In da Club rapper's name on their kits this season.

Two winners emerge from more than 200 people cracking conkers at the world championships in Oundle.

Police appeal for witnesses after the teenager was struck by a motorbike in Johnstone on Thursday.

Police say a man suffered serious head injuries after he was found unconscious in Dungannon.

Marina Wheeler KC is looking at how to strengthen the law to protect women who are bullied at work.

Barnsley FC's team bus caught fire while the side travelled home from Devon on Saturday night.

Shadow Welsh Secretary Jo Stevens says a Labour UK government would "work out" Wales' transport needs.

St Machar Thistle AFC started with just eight players and lost 51-0 to AC Mill Inn Academy in the first round of the Scottish Amateur Cup.

Labour's leader in the Lords says the government has not engaged enough with NI on restoring Stormont.

The Environment Agency says the collapse is near the town's flood walls, which "remain intact".

The Labour leaders says NHS staff in England will volunteer for longer hours to cut waiting lists.

The National Crime Agency says the lost consignment of drugs likely came from South America.

The Israeli Embassy in the UK says it is not known if London-born Jake Marlowe has been taken hostage.

Videos have been shared on social media seemingly showing people celebrating the attack by Hamas.

Keir Starmer defends Labour's plan for NHS staff working out of hours to reduce waiting lists.

Beryl Hutchinson fears she will lose her home over a deal her late husband signed.

Despite pessimism before the tournament, Wales reach the World Cup quarter-finals in some style.