Nottingham attack families to meet Streeting after questions stonewalled
The families of the Nottingham attack victims are set to meet with the Health Secretary following claims that an NHS trust has stonewalled their questions about staff who treated killer Valdo Calocane..
Nigel Farage says he has forgiven Zia Yusuf for resignation
Nigel Farage has said he has forgiven Zia Yusuf for his decision to quit as Reform UK chairman, but admitted the party was plunged into a difficult place by the incident..
Murder suspects remanded in custody accused of killing boy 16
Two men charged with murdering a 16-year-old pedestrian in a hit-and-run and three counts of attempted murder have appeared in court..
Cooper still in last minute talks with Treasury over spending review
The Home Office remains locked in negotiations with the Treasury over its budget with time running out before the spending review..
Nine million pensioners to receive winter fuel payment this year Reeves says
Some nine million pensioners in England and Wales will receive the winter fuel payment this winter, the Chancellor has announced..
Union membership increases in Reform led councils
Union membership in councils run by Reform has increased since the party took control of local authorities after the May elections, new figures reveal..
Rutte to meet PM as Nato chief says quantum leap in defence needed
Mark Rutte will say a quantum leap in collective security is needed as the Nato chief meets Sir Keir Starmer amid calls for Britain to raise defence spending levels to 5% of economic output..
Significant challenges in use of AI within UK screen sector
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) within the UK screen sector raises significant legal, ethical, and practical challenges .
Brit Awards move to Manchester from next year
The Brit Awards are to be held in Manchester for the first time in the history of the ceremony, it has been announced..
NHS calls for a million blood donors as stocks run low
The NHS needs one million regular blood donors to maintain its blood supply, officials have said..
Think big to save the ocean William tells world leaders
The Prince of Wales called on world leaders to think big to save the ocean, as he gave a speech in Monaco after meeting French President Emmanuel Macron..
Israel vows to prevent aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg reaching Gaza
Israels defence minister has vowed to prevent an aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg and other activists from reaching the Gaza Strip..
Badenoch says organisations should be able to decide if staff can wear burkas
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said employers should be able to decide if their staff can wear burkas in the workplace..
Weight loss jabs may need to be taken for life
Weight-loss jabs may have to be used for many years if the long-term benefits to patients and the NHS are to be realised, experts have said..
Teaching post in Orkney primary school vacant since March 2019 data suggests
A council has been trying to find a teacher for a remote island primary school for more than six years, figures have suggested..
Attenborough tells William he hopes Ocean film will move people to action
Sir David Attenborough has told the Prince of Wales he hopes his new film Ocean will galvanise society into action before we destroy this great treasure..
GMB leader to criticise chancers and bankers of Reform
A senior union leader is to launch an attack against the chancers and bankers of Reform and say that the party is no friend of workers..
Rachel Reeves to announce 86bn for science and technology in spending review
Research into drug treatments and longer-lasting batteries will receive new funding as part of an £86 billion package for science and technology set to be announced in next weeks spending review..
Home Office plans to spend 22bn of foreign aid on asylum support this year
The Home Office plans to spend about £2.2 billion of foreign aid to support asylum seekers this financial year, according to new figures..
Its a Stormy Saturday
Thunderstorm warning issued as parts of England and Wales face weekend deluge.
NHS set for boost of up to 30bn
The NHS is expected to receive a funding boost of up to £30 billion in the spending review next week at the expense of other public services..
Hundreds apply to compensation scheme set up after armed forces LGBT ban
More than 1,200 Scots have applied for payments from a compensation scheme set up to help members of the military impacted by a ban on LGBT personnel serving in the forces..
Strikes by airport workers could disrupt summer holidaymakers
Holidaymakers have been warned of the potential for strike action at Glasgow Airport over the summer as more than 800 workers from five companies are involved in pay disputes..
Do you know the words to the National Anthem
Well Lords Prayer better recognised than national anthem, Churchill or Shakespeare.
Calls SMASH existing housebuilding model
Rayner faces Labour backbench call to smash existing housebuilding model.
Lammy seeks to deepen UK India ties
David Lammy will seek to deepen UK-India economic ties as he visits New Delhi this weekend, saying Britains recently agreed trade deal with the country is just the start of our ambitions..
Body found in search for missing teenager Cole Cooper
The body of a man has been discovered in the search for teenager Cole Cooper who vanished more than four weeks ago..
Ange Postecoglou SACKED
Tottenham sack Ange Postecoglou weeks after Europa League success.
BBC Bargain Hunt expert jailed over art sales to Hezbollah financier
A BBC Bargain Hunt art expert who failed to report a series of high-value art sales to a man suspected of financing militant group Hezbollah has been jailed for two-and-a-half years..
Badenoch insists Tories are still the main opposition to Labour
Kemi Badenoch has insisted that the Conservatives are still the main opposition to Labour despite her party slumping to fourth in a Holyrood by-election this week..
Thousands expected at anti austerity demonstration
A huge demonstration will be held on Saturday to send a message to the Government over spending cuts and welfare reform..
Badenoch Vs ECHR
Badenoch increasingly supportive of leaving ECHR, as she launches exit probe.
Quicker AE times under new government plans
Hundreds of thousands fewer patients will face long AandE waits, the Government has pledged, as it also set out plans to try and end corridor care..
Labour take the Hamilton by election but it was close
The SNP were second with Reform UK in third.
No bonuses to senior bosses at Water Companies
Six water companies banned from paying bonuses to senior bosses.
Bottomless Birmingham Bin Strikes
Bin workers in Birmingham vote to continue strikes over pay and jobs.