The foreign secretary gains support from defeated candidate Suella Braverman as the contest narrows.

Workers at Network Rail and 14 train operators will now strike on 18 and 20 August, as well as 27 July.

More than 180,000 women in the 1950s, 60s and 70s were "shamed" into giving up babies, report says.

The 12-year-old's parents are appealing against a decision to end life support for their son.

BBC Newsnight spends 12 hours at six hospitals with the longest delays handing over patients to A&E.

When Megan Thompson feels unwell, her employer gives her flexibility to take time out or time off.

People are being urged to stay hydrated and look out for vulnerable people as the heat builds.

Conservationists says two-fifths of British species are under threat.

Despite well-paid jobs, there is not enough talent to fill vacancies, an industry body says.

The Forestry Commission is alerting landowners over the eight-toothed European spruce bark beetle.

A consultation will ask for ideas on a range of topics including independence and Europe.

Scrutiny of the Tory leadership rivals is about to crank up and the next vote seems a long way off.

Not all the candidates want to push ahead with policies designed to de-carbonise the economy by 2050.

A new study suggests that artists who are nominated for an award but don't win often stop taking risks.

Deadpool star Ryan Reynolds was contacted by the dad of a 13-year-old undergoing open-heart surgery.

The Poodle Club in Sydenham is turning the tables on the male-dominated world of stand-up comedy.

The hot weather inspires workers to use innovative measures to keep cool.

The latest census showed that young people are leaving rural counties like Ceredigion.

One in four are financially stretched but reluctant to curb spending, according to research.

The Stamping Ground's story is set to the music of the veteran Scottish rock band.

As the temperature rises what are the challenges faced by disabled people?

A heatwave is sweeping across Europe and scorching temperatures are expected in the UK next week.

Sharon Graham, the head of the UK's biggest private sector union Unite, speaks to Faisal Islam about pay.

Several candidates for leader have made slick campaign videos to try and get their message across.

PMQs got off to a noisy start as two Alba Party MPs were named and had to leave the Commons.

Chloe Brown has taught her harlequin macaw how to free fly in locations including the Peak District.

His mother says she felt like "transporting with joy" when Sir Mo Farah called her after years apart.

Criticism of Penny Mordaunt by backers of her Tory leadership rival Liz Truss feature on the front pages.

Tiffany Ellis, a mum of two from London, became stranded in Jamaica after her son was denied a visa.

Police have cordoned off a large section of a road in Neath following a "serious assault".

Parents tell BBC Scotland they feel children with extra needs are hit harder by cuts to summer programmes.

The exams were introduced for pupils who missed an initial paper due to illness or self-isolation.

Motorists have been left angry following thefts at the Windsor theme park, a councillor says.