A man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the stabbing of Thomas O'Halloran in London.

Half of Britain's lines are shut and some places have no trains at all, as 45,000 workers walk out.

Around 36% of pupils achieve A* and A grades – but a near-record secure university or college place.

Three children's homes shut after a BBC investigation and two teenage ex-residents speak out.

Although cards remain a far more popular way to pay, cash is a preferred option for many, a report says.

Slashing taxes would add to pressures on public finances unless spending is also cut, the IFS warns.

Coastguards use ropes to rescue three people trapped at Stair Hole in Lulworth.

Diagnoses of dementia rose after two years but other issues like depression fell away, research found.

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to buy Manchester United if the Glazer family put the club up for sale.

Police arrest a 35-year-old man on suspicion of abduction and sexual assault in Greater Manchester.

The famous stop-motion TV character has been assigned a seat on the Artemis 1 mission to the moon.

A degree can be valuable in many ways. Here is a look at some of the financial pros and cons.

Thousands of rail workers are striking in August in an ongoing row over pay, jobs and conditions.

The four militants were identified because of arrests years earlier at an English Defence League counter-protest.

The Pop Idol star, who went on to have a series of chart and West End hits, died at the age of 41.

Her ordeal and worries about women's safety made Sophie Morgan form a group to help women like her.

People living in disused buildings can save on rent, while owners are reassured the property is occupied.

A mural of Joy Division's Ian Curtis was painted over with an advert for Manchester MC Aitch's album.

Charlie and Craig Reid say their new album, Dentures Out, is their most political one in years.

Alfie and Emma Willis, 18, even passed their tests with the identical number of minor mistakes.

Hazel Shearing looks at the options - in a minute - if your A-levels weren't what you were hoping for.

Vehicles struggled to make their way through flooded roads as a Met Office amber warning was issued.

Inflation could rise to 13% and the cost of living is putting a squeeze on finances, so how are people feeling?

Inspiration and advice from an expert at the gardens created by visionary plantswoman Beth Chatto.

Heather James spoke to BBC Breakfast about how her family owe it to her daughter to enjoy life.

The Met Office issues yellow warnings for thunderstorms, with travel disruption, power cuts and lightning possible

Thursday's newspapers are dominated by the news UK inflation has risen to double digits.

A driver, 75, with dementia was cleared of causing death by careless driving by reason of insanity.

Grades are lower than 12 months ago but higher than before the Covid pandemic, results show.

RMT union members at Network Rail will strike over a pay dispute with the company on Thursday and Sunday.

About 44% of A-level entries are awarded A* or A grades in 2022, compared to a record 51% in 2021.