Three men died at sea when their overloaded fishing boat Nicola Faith sank, a report finds.

It will soon be impossible to pay in shops with the notes, which are being replaced by plastic versions.

The consumer champion applied for a peerage but says he couldn't commit enough time to politics.

Ministers say the plan, which needs Parliament's approval, would limit the impact of future strikes.

For its 200th anniversary, masterpieces by Constable and Monet will be exhibited across the UK.

Voters in Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton will choose their new MPs on Thursday.

The men are due in court after the boxer was robbed of his £72,000 watch in east London.

Rachel O'Neill said parents needed "a great deal more support" after significant failures were identified.

Urgent action is needed to tackle algal blooms in Windermere, a campaigners warns.

There were 15,541 reported virus cases last week - up from 11,909 the previous week.

Health officials say parents should ensure their children have been vaccinated against the disease.

More than 1,300 claims have been made but only about 20 sent for medical assessment.

After two years of cancellations, music fans could experience a mixture of relief and anxiety.

Actress Emilia Clarke explains why she is petrified ahead of her West End stage debut.

Kateryna and her two sons are among 60 families in a camp set up for Ukrainian refugees fleeing war.

Railway workers are striking over over cuts to jobs, conditions, pay and pensions.

Newsbeat has been finding out about the individuals involved in the divisive climate action group.

Romelu Lukaku was supposed to elevate Chelsea to title contenders, but returns to Inter Milan just 10 months after his £97.5m arrival - so what went wrong for the striker at the Blues?

Two by-elections on Thursday could provide another blow to Boris Johnson’s authority.

What role did social media play in the murder of 13-year-old Olly Stephens?

A 12-year-old boy's parents prepare to appeal against a legal ruling that life support can end.

There have been different claims made about how much rail workers get paid.

The BBC has been given access to a new team that has to decide if children are criminals or victims.

Ms Fairhurst bought her first bear in the 1960s and now has a 1,500 strong collection.

Cot deaths have inspired much awareness work - but what about when an older child dies unexpectedly?

Rail union boss, Mick Lynch, says that a deal with rail companies could have been made by now.

The Duke of Cambridge hailed the Windrush generation's "enormous contribution" at the ceremony.

Her song Running Up That Hill has topped the charts in the UK - 37 years after it was first released.

Norman Cook is volunteering for an NHS scheme to help those with severe mental health problems.

Ros Atkins examines why a dispute between the RMT union and employers has led to strike action.

RMT general-secretary Mick Lynch admits "the whole country is suffering."

The papers lead with the discovery of polio in the UK and the chancellor defending pension rises.

Just five routes are running in Wales as rail staff stage the week's second day of strike action.

ScotRail cancels 90% of its services for the second time this week after negotiations break down.

The Education Authority notes a "significant rise" in demand for special school places.

UK pigeons must have a signed health certificate before they can take part in cross-Channel races.