Western allies must "double down" in their support for Ukraine, the UK's foreign secretary says.

Joshua Jacques is charged with murdering four members of a family at a home in south-east London.

The defence secretary says late hours and drinking are a problem as female MPs complain of sexism.

A Welsh MP alleges a shadow cabinet member made lewd and sexist comments about her.

Samsung's new advert has been criticised by some women's running groups for being unrealistic.

The row centres on a decision not to allow Simon James Green to talk to pupils about his teen fiction.

The supermarket says it is beginning to see signs customers are "watching every penny".

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.

Protesters say they have blocked petrol stations at services on the M25 in Surrey.

Asked if he will do more to help with energy costs, the chancellor says he wants to wait.

Mr Ambani, who is one of Asia's richest people, is planning a takeover of the pharmacy chain.

The display - rescued from the toy shop which shut in the 1990s - is likely to fetch up to £10,000.

Local elections in England, Wales and Scotland, and a general election in Northern Ireland, will happen on 5 May.

Voters are choosing councillors in England, Scotland and Wales, and a government in Northern Ireland.

National elections in Northern Ireland and local elections in the rest of the UK happen on 5 May 2022.

Your introduction to the local council elections taking place on 5 May.

Parties make pledges but the nature of Northern Ireland's government means they're harder to honour.

Elections in England this year will reflect voters' views on the cost-of-living crisis, says the BBC's Alex Forsyth.

Drink-spiking victims talk about its impact on them after MPs warn of the long-term consequences.

The BBC gets an exclusive look at a new project to help students deal with rising climate anxiety.

A shortage of some hormone-replacement therapy has left some women struggling with menopause symptoms.

Families across the country have struggled to get hold of passports in time for their trips abroad.

A poll suggests 227,000 renters in England have faced 'no fault' eviction notices in recent years.

Jason Williams turned his balcony in Manchester into a "cloud garden" during the pandemic.

Frances and Patrick Connolly landed a £115m jackpot and have donated more than half their winnings.

The Trussell Trust charity expects food poverty to worsen in the UK as the cost of living crisis deepens.

The party has adopted new approaches under Doug Beattie in a bid to win over voters.

First-time voter James Lamb is a descendant of one of 200 men who walked 300 miles for jobs.

The photos of stars and galaxies were mainly taken from his back garden for a university project.

Jess Insall, 19, collapsed in a Glasgow pub and woke up with no recollection of what had happened.

Claims about Angela Rayner have been dismissed as sexist, but is it a sign of a wider problem in Westminster?

Queen's University researchers find daydreaming is inevitable but can affect the ability to learn.

The Nationality and Borders Bill, currently being debated in Parliament, has sparked controversy.

Animal sanctuary staff in Sheffield say more pets than ever are being given up as prices increase.

Voters in Southampton discuss their key issues ahead of the local elections.

In May 1972 five children were killed when the Big Dipper in Battersea Park crashed.

Joel Remy-Parkes of kids tableware company Bamboo Bamboo shares his business advice for CEO Secrets.

Conchita Wurst won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2014. How does she rate Sam Ryder's chances?

Government policies on discharging patients from hospital to care homes at the start of the Covid pandemic have been ruled unlawful by the High Court.

Claims a senior MP was seen watching porn in the Commons and soaring gas prices in Europe lead the papers

Harry Burkett's family say they are shocked at the minimum sentence given to his teenage murderer.

Volunteer finds it "mind-blowing" all seven visa applications cannot be processed simultaneously.

Scotland's census was due to end on 1 May but hundreds of thousands have not returned their forms.

NASUWT say the action short of strike will affect staff cover, overseeing exams and lesson plans.

An NHS mental health trust that has been the worst performing in England fails another inspection.