The investigation into the attack at a London school is being led by counter-terrorism officers.

Lawyers for the Co-op said they do not believe the complaints represent the broader views of staff

Conditions are expected to turn colder later in the week.

Defence Secretary John Healey says British personnel in Norway will rise from 1,000 to 2,000 over three years.

Hundreds of TikTok, Instagram and Facebook ads made misleading claims about health benefits, BBC finds.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says the government's 10-year strategy is a "turning point" for schools.

Incidents included people celebrating the deadly anti-Jewish attack, and sending antisemitic emails.

Disney argued the severed figure in the advert was a robot and "visually distinct from a human".

A new treatment being trialled at Belfast’s Royal Victoria Hospital allows more patients to be treated and quicker recovery.

Paul Dacre told the High Court the claims that Daily Mail staff gathered information unlawfully are "inconceivable".

Brenda Ogden is surprised that her £2,000 leg was found washed up on the Holderness coast on Monday.

The Prince of Wales hears about female participation in sport in the Gulf state during his trip.

The 12-year-old suffered "extremely horrific sexual offences" in the Nuneaton attack, police say.

The prime minister sought to strike a defiant tone after a day of political jeopardy.

Leo Ross is believed to be the youngest victim of knife crime in the West Midlands.

Ian Claughton, 60, fortified his home with tripwires, home-made pipe bombs and a flamethrower.

After a 20-year Gruffalo hiatus, author Julia Donaldson announces the new book's title on BBC Radio 4.

A small Ayrshire business crafts curling stones by hand using rock found on an island off Scotland’s west coast.

Sir Keir Starmer believes Peter Mandelson should not be a member of the House of Lords over his links to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Green Party leader reiterates his backing for "legalising and regulating" drugs.

A knife attack at a North London school and the health secretary's political moves lead the papers.

Many places across the UK have experienced their wettest January in more than 100 years.

Some political air has been cleared for Sir Keir but fundamental issues remain unaltered, the BBC's political editor writes.

An interview by journalist Rafal Zalewski with a murderer was the "tipping point" to her confession.

Ben Gunnery was sentenced to 12 months suspended for two years on Monday.

The investigation into the attack at a London school is being led by counter-terrorism officers.

A new treatment being trialled at Belfast’s Royal Victoria Hospital allows more patients to be treated and quicker recovery.

The MSP has had the party whip removed in the Scottish Parliament over her friendship with sex offender Sean Morton.

Ross and Jill Darbyshire believe a small earthquake which hit last month may have been responsible.