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The increase in the voluntary pay scheme will benefit more than 460,000 UK workers.

The BBC has learned Edinburgh university still employs a lecturer who was investigated for harassment.

Social worker Raeanna Grainger says Covid and the cost of living has hit families hard.

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan is explaining the idea to schools in England this week.

MPs on Labour's left push the case for reparations as the party prepares its election manifesto.

The Sherlock and Mr Selfridge actress missed last weekend's show for medical reasons.

Two men and a woman are being questioned in relation to the smuggling of people in small boats.

Judges turn down an appeal against a ruling that medics can limit Indi Gregory's life-support treatment.

Rishi Sunak insists police have power to arrest man shouting "jihad" at Islamist rally in London.

The PM says UK concludes that blast at Al-Ahli hospital was caused by a missile fired from within territory.

A coroner has concluded Jasper's death was "wholly avoidable".

A Tube driver appeared to be heard chanting "free Palestine" over the train's public address system.

The man found in Marykirk, Aberdeenshire, is the third death in Scotland during Storm Babet.

A court has heard from former UVF leader Gary Haggarty about the murder of two Catholic men in 1994.

There is a call for more men in England and Northern Ireland to have access to the treatment.

The Manchester United legend was a great on the pitch and "lovely" off it, people who met him say.

A series of "stark failures" contributed to the murders of a mother and three children, a coroner says.

The former first minister said she had been taking lessons after stepping down as leader of the SNP.

Police say the one-year-old's death at Haven's Craig Tara caravan park, near Ayr, is unexplained.

The plans risk excluding some passengers from the railway, warns a committee of MPs.