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The BBC’s Kirsten Campbell explains the significance of the result in Rutherglen and Hamilton West.

Friday's papers feature a mix of reports, including concerns over "record" temperatures.

The victory over the SNP in Rutherglen and Hamilton West exceeded the party's wildest expectations.

The contest in Rutherglen and Hamilton West was triggered by the removal of MP Margaret Ferrier.

AI-powered facial recognition has been used in real time by police forces and private companies.

A long-running internal party feud is putting an increasing dent in Labour's general election funds.

The party leader says there is a "united approach" after a meeting of the party's ruling executive.

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a teenager was stabbed in Brighton.

Ricardo dos Santos and his partner, sprinter Bianca Williams, were stopped by police in July 2020.

However, the total number of hate crimes has fallen in the past 12 months in England and Wales.

Racism meant ethnic-minority doctors felt unable to challenge poor PPE, the Covid inquiry hears.

PC Cliff Mitchell, 23, appeared in court to deny five counts of rape and two of kidnapping.

Fire chiefs ban anyone from sleeping in hotel where Home Office hopes to put 240 asylum seekers.

There were "real concerns" over security and public safety, the Metropolitan Police says.

A coroner says it was not known whether Haroon Armani, 18, was familiar with outdoor swimming.

Jaswant Singh Chail is the first person to be sentenced for treason in the UK for more than 40 years.

Catherine Hudson gave pills to patients, including Aileen Scott, to "keep them quiet", a court is told.

Moderna is hoping to make its Covid jab available privately in the UK.

Sir Keir Starmer says a vote on Northern Ireland leaving the UK is "not even on the horizon".

The government has "blown up" the HS2 rail project with billions of pounds wasted, says the Labour leader.