The Resolution Foundation says 1.3 million people will not be able to afford basic necessities next year.

Seven passengers died and 51 were injured when a tram derailed in south London in 2016.

The Duke of Cambridge condemns the slave trade, saying it "forever stains" the UK's history.

The Met says officers who conducted a search of a black pupil are no longer in public-facing roles.

The children, who were evacuated from Dnipro, can stay until it is safe to return home.

The government grants more than £4m to the World Service to help fight Russian disinformation.

The missing airman's mother explains why she accepts an inquest conclusion about his death.

Orchards are in big decline, with an area the size of the Isle of Wight lost since 1900, research finds.

Leone Davies, 18, is among five people arrested by police investigating Mirko Naramcic's murder.

Sadiq Khan publishes his police and crime plan after public trust in the Met falls to a record low.

The £30m Shakespeare North Playhouse in Prescot, Merseyside, reveals its opening plans.

Transport for London is locked into a binding agreement made four years ago.

The chancellor laid out his Spring Statement amid a cost of living squeeze. Here's what you should know.

Surging prices, National Insurance changes and fuel duty cuts - the impact on your finances explained.

UK fuel prices are at record highs and there are calls for the government to act.

The cost of living crisis is hitting families across Britain in different ways.

The chancellor says sanctions imposed on Russia are "of unprecedented scale and scope”.

The family house was destroyed and they lived in a tent but now they've settled in rural Wales.

P&O has been widely criticised for sacking 800 employees - but are its actions illegal?

Staff at a hospital trust that lost seven colleagues to coronavirus reflect on the pandemic.

Families desperate to host Ukrainians in need call for the process to be quicker, with less red tape.

Some disabled people say they are switching off their heating to cope with spiralling energy bills.

Almost all of the UK's Covid rules will have ended if Wales lifts restrictions as planned.

But a vaccine - the first time one has been used to treat Covid - set Ian Lester free.

Why sales of very basic mobile phones, without apps and internet connection, are increasing.

The Fords are a busy family and, like many, they’ve noticed the impact of rising prices.

Laura Kuenssberg, Faisal Islam and Simon Jack review the headlines and reaction to the chancellor's update on the UK economy.

Residents in one aptly named London street reflect on how their lives have changed over two years.

Five-year-old Joey is taking steps after a life-changing operation and months of physiotherapy.

A photographer from the UK travels to western Ukraine to rescue pets displaced by war.

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves criticises Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement.

Thursday's front pages respond to Chancellor Rishi Sunak's Spring Statement.

Police advise not to approach Jonathan Simpson, who absconded from HMP Thorn Cross on Wednesday.

Alcohol related 999 calls are putting a "drain on resources", one paramedic says.

Scotland's biggest health board says it is facing a perfect storm of high patient numbers and staff absences.

Northern Ireland's mental health champion gives an assessment of how restrictions affected children.

Almost 80 people suffer breathing problems at the Olympic Park in Stratford, with 29 taken to hospital.