The Bank of England said it was "monitoring developments closely" after the pound hit a record low.

Two lenders, Virgin Money and Skipton, say they will stop mortgage offers to new customers.

Some worry about the effect on the party's reputation, while others think market reaction will settle.

Angel Lynn was bundled into a van by her then boyfriend before she was found on the A6.

Sir Keir Starmer will tell Labour's conference he has brought the party back to the centre ground.

More and more people are being forced to take on additional jobs, according to a report by Royal London.

As the PSNI makes tackling violence against women a top priority, Jenny Hunter tells how she suffered.

The Met Police's new commissioner says he wants to speak to those who can help bring about change.

The letters to her sister discuss visiting London and her relationship with a young Irishman.

It comes as Kensington Palace says there are no plans for an investiture like William's father had.

A BBC investigation uncovers evidence of irregularities in awarding the contract for two CalMac ferries

The airport wants to increase passenger capacity to 19 million per year and amend noise contours.

A study reveals the extent of controlling behaviour in cases where victims are killed by current or ex-partners.

The BBC meets four of the 11,000 people keeping the complex Sellafield nuclear site going.

The four stamps will be the first set approved by King Charles III to mark his mother's reign.

The final resting place of the merchant ship SS Mesaba is pinpointed using cutting edge technology.

The value of the pound touched a record low against the dollar after big tax cuts were announced.

55 Tufton Street has hosted organisations that have had a big political impact over the last decade.

Interest rates are at highest level for 14 years. Here is what it means for you.

A people smuggler lifts the lid on his trade to BBC Panorama's Jane Corbin.

The TV hit has spawned a dance show, which creator Steven Knight hopes will attract new audiences.

The new king helped drive a renaissance in British cheesemaking when the industry was in crisis 30 years ago.

The rugby league star aims to run 300 miles (482km) in a week to raise funds for motor neurone disease research.

Rachel Reeves says unfunded commitments by Kwasi Kwarteng are causing the sell-off of sterling.

The national anthem has been sung at Labour conference for the first time in recent memory.

It is being trialled to help people with prosthetic arms enjoy sports such as surfing and yoga.

Faisal Islam explains what the biggest tax cuts in 50 years mean for those across the income scale.

Kwasi Kwarteng said "a reboot, a rethink" was needed for the UK economy and to help the less well-off.

Turmoil in the markets on Monday, which saw the value of the pound hit a record low, leads the papers.

A group of MPs writes to ministers following the deaths of Star Hobson and Arthur Labinjo-Hughes.

They will be the first coins minted to not feature the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II since 1952.

The staff at Ferguson shipyard talk about the highs and lows they have experienced over the last eight years.

The testimonies of women who lived in mother and baby homes across Northern Ireland are made public.