The Bank warns of a "material risk" to financial stability as it buys more government bonds.

Nearly 2.5 million people are not looking for work because of long-term sickness, adding to labour shortages.

The first ever reduction in care worker numbers means more people are struggling to find the support they need.

Remains of more than 240 people, half of them children, are found at medieval priory in west Wales.

Violent and sexual crimes were among the cases wrongfully dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service.

The UK's highest court will consider whether Holyrood can set up a second Scottish independence referendum.

Public spending needs to fall by £60bn to balance the books if tax cuts go ahead, a think tank warns.

People stock up on energy-efficient appliances as household bills rise but overall retail sales fell.

Moscow is running out of ammunition, the intelligence agency's chief, Sir Jeremy Fleming, will say.

Steve Rotheram says he did not want anybody prevented from visiting Liverpool because of the cost.

The National Audit Office will assess costs and benefits after an MP called it "a waste of money".

Medics working in some British hospitals face “slave-type” conditions, says a doctors’ group.

Needing a draw away to Italy to qualify for the 1998 World Cup, Glenn Hoddle's England made it a memorable night in Rome.

Our political editor considers the challenges ahead for the Scottish National Party after its conference.

Concerned for her welfare, Ashley Wadsworth was poised to fly home to Canada when she was murdered.

A new generation of orchards born during lockdown is keeping old traditions alive.

Hopefully the celebrated Aardman animations will "add a bit of joy to any envelope" Royal Mail says.

People across County Donegal - as well as in Londonderry - are coming together for a series of vigils.

The Prince and Princess of Wales host a special show about mental health on Newsbeat.

Nets used to be brought to shore and left in landfill or discarded in the ocean - putting seals at risk.

Scotland's first minister defends her comments after Nadhim Zahawi calls her language "dangerous".

The ex-culture secretary speaks about the prospects of the former PM's return to No 10.

The cabinet minister says people can enjoy Christmas and feel the government is helping them with bills.

Scotland's first minister also tells Laura Kuenssberg she will make an effort to work with Liz Truss.

Tuesday's papers are led by the trial of nurse Lucy Letby, who denies murdering seven babies.

Private company Spire Healthcare recalls a surgeon's patients, one of whom says he was left "broken".

There are 45,000 fewer people working in Wales than during the same period last year.

What are the arguments set to be made about a Scottish independence referendum?

Jessica Gallagher and Martin McGill were among 10 people who died in an explosion last Friday.