The PM's judgement is likely to come under scrutiny after his minister quits following bullying claims.

With union expected to announce vote in favour of a UK walkout, what is the dispute about?

The number of deaths between 2006-14 is four times higher than the UK has previously admitted.

Households with smart meters who get into debt are being switched on to prepayment meters.

MPs receive more than 130,000 offensive tweets over a six-week period.

Just Stop Oil activists continue protests on the motorway in Kent, Essex, Surrey and Hertfordshire.

The King and Queen Consort will visit York Minster before heading to Doncaster.

The number of suspects charged for burglaries has halved in seven years, BBC analysis shows.

Former Sussex Police detective Dominic O'Brien is jailed for sexually assaulting a 16-year-old.

The star, who sang the 1970s classics Love Hurts and Hair Of The Dog, died of unspecified causes.

Children's pester power is losing some of its impact with stretched parents in the run-up to Christmas.

Valeriya says she is thankful her host gave her family the chance to live independently in the UK.

National rail strikes have been cancelled but there has still been disruption.

Kitty Baxter was evacuated on the first day of the war.

One of the world's biggest football clubs is at the centre of takeover speculation, with a deal potentially fetching £4billion.

The group says its supporters have been arrested nearly 2,000 times since April.

Younger audiences could see the new royal drama as a history lesson and not fiction, experts warn.

The cost of living is one factor behind a wave of aggression towards retail workers, a charity says.

Carry On Star, whose lecherous comic performances overshadowed his ability as a classical actor, dies at 98.

Staff who've been in the NHS for a short time say they have seen enough to know change is needed.

Ffion now looks after 70 cows and 30 sheep, with thousands of people following her on social media.

Two Edinburgh hairdressers are taking steps to try to help people who dread going to a salon.

Expensive promises are being made in Egypt but budgets are being squeezed back in the UK.

Sarah Barry, whose son Jack was stabbed to death, says she never knew he also carried a knife.

World temperatures are rising because of human activity, threatening every aspect of human life.

Small changes to our lifestyles and choices could limit our personal carbon footprint.

Cost, travel, rooms - what can supporters expect from the first World Cup in the Middle East?

The prince, also joined by Declan Rice, is aiming to highlight the importance of supporting mental wellbeing.

BBC correspondents look at the areas where any cuts could fall.

The Cabinet Office minister has resigned amid accusations of bullying.

The former PM is asked whether he was worried when PM Rishi Sunak initially said he wouldn't be attending the summit.

A North Yorkshire family have turned their house into a cat rescue centre.

Police officers and firefighters were targeted across the UK during Bonfire Night celebrations.

In a keynote speech, Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey says the Tories are scared they'd lose a general election.

Oliver Dowden is asked what No 10 knew about Gavin Williamson's expletive-laden texts before he got a new job.

Prof Myles Allen uses a lump of coal to explain how burning fossil fuels results in global warming.

Gavin Williamson's resignation over bullying claims and Matt Hancock's I'm A Celeb debut lead the papers.

Faye Fantarrow had just signed a record deal when she was diagnosed with cancer for the third time.

Some parents are unhappy they cannot opt out of the new relationship and sex education school code.

Royal College of Nursing members could become the latest NHS staff to vote for industrial action.

The law currently requires an assembly election to happen in Northern Ireland by mid-January.

A young footballer with cerebral palsy receives a surprise video message from his hero Declan Rice.