A two-year government-set cap means price rises taking effect on Saturday are lower than expected.

The development comes after a flurry of activity in the hunt for the killer of banker Alistair Wilson.

The economy grew in the second quarter of this year, but it remains smaller than pre-Covid levels.

Centuries of tradition are followed as King Charles faces left - the opposite way to the Queen.

Experts call for urgent action on brain drain of staff as 40,000 walk away in the past year.

More than 40 leaders, including from all the EU states, were invited to discuss security and energy issues.

The family of Renee and Andrew MacRae plead with William MacDowell to give up their bodies.

A 34-year-old man is held on suspicion of murder after the killing of schoolgirl Olivia Pratt-Korbel.

Participants are warned 90% of rail services will not run on Saturday, the day before the race.

Mischievous Ziggy sprinkled stardust on a school's snaps when he crept into its photoshoot.

With the energy price cap set to rise, BBC News talks to Kezia, who struggles on a prepayment meter.

Millions are seeing their energy bills go up, but there are ways to help ease the mounting costs.

From 1 October, typical annual household energy bills rise to £2,500.

All UK households will get a grant which will reduce energy bills by £400 from October.

Consumer Affairs Correspondent Colletta Smith has picked out some of the best ways to cut costs in your home.

The star on returning to the sci-fi TV show, and his new stage production, Good, about the Holocaust.

Families of children who miss school face harsher penalties depending on where they live in England, the BBC has found.

Hundreds of people queue outside Windsor Castle to see the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II.

BBC correspondent Sean Dilley's guide dog is retiring after more than eight years of service.

The PM's reaction was keenly awaited after a dramatic week which saw a mini-budget and the pound slump.

No trace of Renee MacRae and her young son Andrew has been found since they vanished 46 years ago.

The prime minister was asked about her plans during a series of BBC local radio interviews.

Winifred Parker turned 109 on Thursday, she was born before WWI and 13 years before Queen Elizabeth II.

How a podcast may have solved the mystery of a dead child washed up on a Fife beach in 1971.

A first-time buyer tells Question Time four mortgage offers were withdrawn after market turmoil.

Listen to some of the key moments from the prime minister’s first interviews since the mini-budget announcement.

The PM says her government needs to continue to "deliver economic growth, jobs and opportunities".

Andrew Griffith says the UK is dealing with the same issues as other major economies affected by the Ukraine war.

The Labour leader attempts to reposition his party in a major speech delivered in Liverpool.

Labour delegates cheer as their deputy leader says her party delivers 99% of what it pledges.

Liz Truss's efforts to reassure the markets that she can control government spending lead the papers.

A man who killed his friend while speeding and another man in a hit-and-run is jailed for nine years .

Plaid Cymru says it debunks claims about an independent Wales, but Tories call some forecasts wild.

A mother and son's killer is urged to reveal their bodies and the PM's plans for benefits lead the papers.

Several electricity and gas providers in Northern Ireland will increase prices in the coming days.

Paul Dennett asks local figures, including bookmaker Fred Done, for help to keep it on display.