Virginia Giuffre's lawyer says litigation is the only way to establish the Duke of York's evidence.

Children aged 16 and 17 began to be invited for their jabs a week ago, after a change in advice.

German federal prosecutors say the UK embassy staff member passed documents to Russian intelligence.

First results from the newly floated food delivery firm see first-half losses narrow to £104.8m.

Eleven-month-old Edward has received the world's most expensive drug after a campaign by his parents.

Paramedics say they are spending more time waiting on hospital tarmac than taking 999 calls.

The operators of a transmitter which serves part of northern England cannot say when it will be fixed.

About 13,000 fans will be at the Uefa Super Cup Final at Windsor Park on Wednesday.

Winchester has leapfrogged Oxford to become the UK’s least affordable city to buy a home, says a survey.

The return to classrooms comes days after most Covid restrictions were lifted, but many safety protocols remain.

Recruitment firms say an increasing number of jobseekers now expect flexible working "as the norm".

The meat from lambs born and bred on the Gower Peninsula is now protected from copycat rivals.

The last couple of years have been pretty different for students getting exam results.

A Lancashire teacher notches a new world record for completing the most henna armbands in an hour.

Chelsea will take on Villareal at Windsor Park in the first Uefa club final held in Belfast.

The life of Geronimo the alpaca is at the centre of a row between his owner and the government.

After an 18-month break due to coronavirus, England's top competitors are back on the baize.

Are new murals that have appeared on England's east coast really the work of the elusive artist?

Max Woosey will be spending the milestone night sleeping in a shelter in the woods.

The creator and cast of the royal comedy satire take us behind the scenes of their West End show.

Mahmood Mattan's wrongful conviction has inspired a novel longlisted for the Booker Prize.

Students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are told their A-level and BTec results.

The chief of the defence staff on difficulties ahead if the Taliban illegitimately seize control.

Ross Coniam set up the Dads and Lads Network for men who have gone through baby loss.

Sometimes laughter is all you've got, says Laura Nuttall, who is receiving treatment for brain cancer.

The swimmer tried out Max Whitlock's pommel horse as the two Olympic gold medallists appeared on BBC Breakfast.

Venues across the UK are offering jabs in an effort to get more young people immunised.

Wednesday's papers lead with a plan to fix soaring A-level grade inflation after record-high results.

Fouad Kakaei's lawyer says asylum seekers are "easy targets" to prosecute for small boat crossings.

An increase in pupils getting A grades and accusations against Prince Andrew make the front of Scotland's papers.

A total of 315 nurses left the Belfast Trust in the first half of this year and more than half resigned.

Kirsty Williams says she could not keep her family safe from trolling while Welsh education minister.

Jennie Berry was stuck on her bathroom floor for 20 minutes after the shower seat broke.