Even people on incomes of £45,000 are likely to need help with rising energy prices, Nadhim Zahawi says.

A second man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the shooting of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in Liverpool.

The motoring group says it appears airports are trying to recoup pandemic losses.

Campaigners welcome the extra visibility, but say little money is going back to the LGBTQ+ community.

Rescue workers took the brothers, aged seven and nine, to hospital but they did not survive.

The measures are part of a pledge to protect peatlands, the wild boggy spaces that soak up carbon.

The UK group swagger their way through Friday's headline set instead of Rage Against the Machine.

The French president warns of "problems" after Liz Truss doubted if he was "friend or foe".

Celebrating his 110th birthday, John Tinniswood says it was also important to "broaden your vision".

A survey of more than 1,000 Ukrainians finds the number in work and with bank accounts has increased.

But the Liberal Democrats call the plans a "cruel joke" pointing to higher bills for consumers.

The pub manager says The Matrix star is "a lovely, down to earth guy".

The British teenager's death in 2019 has led to a three-year transatlantic row.

As the latest energy price cap is announced, BBC News speaks to a struggling former care worker.

Chart-topping DJ Eliza Rose speaks about the importance of small venues to get people "raving again".

Flat owners in Edinburgh have been told to hold onto their rubbish as bin strikes continue.

The settlement in North Yorkshire features on 16th Century maps and was home to 1,250 people.

The US band's British unofficial fourth member reflects on their historic Reading set 30 years ago.

The broadcaster joined the station in 2001 when she first hosted the mid-afternoon show.

Great Western Road residents react to being named as cooler than streets in London and New York.

Just like A-level students, these pupils experienced months of disruption during formative years.

A campaign has been launched to allow pop-up campsites to open longer, as camping popularity soars.

Colletta Smith tells you - in a minute - about money available to help with rising energy costs.

Consumer expert Lewis says a lack of government support is causing a "mental health catastrophe".

A woman approached the health secretary during an interview, accusing him of doing nothing about ambulance delays.

Labour's shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says her party would freeze energy prices for six months.

Millions of Year 11 students collect their GCSE results after sitting the first exams for three years.

Warnings about the impact of the energy price hike on families and calls for government action lead the papers.

The centre in Southampton plans the party in partnership with the city's main Pride organisers.

It's hoped it will help negate visitors' environmental impact and protect the community.

Pay talks between Cosla and unions are said to be inching slowly towards a resolution.

About 17,000 members are expected to take part in parades at six locations across Northern Ireland.