Sleeping in barns - homeless in the countryside

Rural rough sleepers face harsh conditions as a taskforce warns of a hidden homelessness "crisis".

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Trent Alexander-Arnold: Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp defends full-back after England omission

Jurgen Klopp says he would pick "exceptional" Trent Alexander-Arnold in any team after the full-back was overlooked by England manager Gareth Southgate.

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Hull City 0-2 Luton Town: Hatters consign managerless hosts to home defeat

Luton Town inflict a sixth Championship defeat of the season on Hull City, who sacked manager Shota Arveladze just hours before kick-off.

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Cashy C's: The musical staging working class stories in a pawnbrokers shop

Cashy C's, a rap musical about life on the breadline, is being performed in an empty Bradford shop.

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Aerial views of destruction from Hurricane Ian in Florida

Seen from above, the wreckage Hurricane Ian left in its wake shows the power of the historic storm.

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The Papers: 'PM holds crunch talks' and benefits to be curbed

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

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Transgender charity Mermaids under investigation

The Charity Commission is investigating concerns over safeguarding.

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Google to close Stadia cloud service and refund gamers

Stadia allows players to stream games online without owning a console.

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Liz Truss to attend first meeting of European nations club

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

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Ukraine-Russia war: US army doctor and wife charged with Russia spying

The army major doctor and her wife, a civilian doctor, are charged over plans to leak health information.

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Kwasi Kwarteng: We stopped consumer spending collapse

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng says he will stick to his tax cut plan despite days of market turmoil.

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Everton 1-0 Leicester: Toffees beat Leicester with late goal in WSL

Substitute Hanna Bennison scores a free-kick deep in stoppage time to give Everton victory over Leicester City in the WSL.

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Dogs can sniff out stress on owner's breath

Four dogs successfully identified samples of sweat or breath taken from a stressed person.

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Unravelling the mystery of the unknown bairn

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

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The Papers: 'Crisis forces Bank bailout' and 'cuts to follow'

A £65bn injection from the Bank of England to prop up pension funds on Wednesday leads the papers.

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Bank emergency move driven by pension fund fears

The tax-cutting plans in Friday's mini-budget sparked turmoil for the UK economy.

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Stormzy: Diversity isn't just a buzzword

He urges the music industry to take the issue more seriously, as he's honoured for his charity work.

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Heathrow: Two planes in 'minor collision'

Emergency services are at the scene after two planes collided on the airfield at Heathrow.

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Illustration released of unidentified woman who drowned in Thames

Locate International is hoping to jog the memories of people in London in 1977 to solve the case.

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London Marathon 2022: How war brought the frontline to the start line

Kostiantyn Bidnenko and Viktoriya Kiose never meant to do the London Marathon, but on the morning of 24 February that, like so much more, changed.

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Chris Mason: The PM's troubles have left Labour buoyant

Keir Starmer thinks the UK's economic turmoil presents him with a chance, says our political editor.

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The Papers: 'A Labour moment' and 'misery for homeowners'

Keir Starmer's speech at Labour's conference and the impact of rate rises on mortgages lead the papers.

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Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight hints at new series

Steven Knight says the show could return with new writers, taking the story into the 1950s.

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Ukraine war round-up: Disputed referendums and gas leak allegations

Russia is poised to annex Ukrainian regions, while Ukraine blames Moscow for gas pipeline damage.

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Starmer will lose working class, say Liverpool dock strikers

Liverpool's dock workers have called on Keir Starmer to "show solidarity" with them on the picket line.

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Tim Cook: 'No good excuse' for lack of women in tech

Apple chief executive tells the BBC the tech sector needs more women in order to thrive.

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The Papers: Bank 'fails to calm market' as 'pound Kwar-tanks'

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

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Queen Elizabeth: Royal Mail issues special stamps in memory of monarch

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

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Labour conference: Starmer to quote Tony Blair in pitch for power

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

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England 3-3 Germany: Three Lions play out six-goal thriller to conclude disappointing Nations League campaign

England fight back from two goals down before being held to a draw in a six-goal thriller against Germany.

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Canada to end Covid vaccine travel requirements,make ArriveCan app optional

US vaccine mandate remains in place. Lawmakers have urged Joe Biden to follow in Canada's footsteps.

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The Papers: 'Tax wars' over mini-budget, and 'Tory jitters'

Politicians and celebrities react to last week's mini-budget, which continues to dominate the papers.

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Giorgia Meloni: Far-right leader on course to run Italy

Giorgia Meloni aims to be Italy's first female PM and vehemently rejects any link to fascism.

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Nations League: Wales relegated after losing to Poland in Cardiff

Wales are relegated from the top tier of the Nations League after they are beaten at home by Poland.

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Magnus Carlsen and Hans Niemann: Champion vows to say more on cheating scandal

Magnus Carlsen says he wants cheating taken "seriously" as he vows to issue a statement within days.

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Iranian embassy: Protesters clash with police in London

The Met Police says several officers were hurt in the clashes and five people were arrested.

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Khayri McLean: Two boys charged with murder over Huddersfield school stabbing

Khayri McLean, 15, was stabbed outside a school in Huddersfield and died later in hospital.

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Vincent Van Quickenborne: Four arrested in Belgian minister 'kidnap plot'

The minister is under tighter police surveillance after a "serious threat", federal prosecutors say.

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Did misinformation fan the flames in Leicester?

Unpicking the web of misinformation around the Leicester disorder.

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The Papers: New Year tax cuts and Labour's 'green growth' plan

Following the controversial mini-budget, Sunday's papers report on the PM's plans for more tax cuts.

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Pharoah Sanders: Jazz legend dies aged 81

Sanders was known for his expressive style and played with some of the great names in jazz.

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Storm Ian delays launch of Nasa's Artemis I Moon rocket

The launch of the American space agency's big new Moon rocket is being delayed for the third time.

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Dmitry Bulgakov: Putin fires deputy defence chief amid supply failures

Analysts have cited supply chains as a reason why Russia's invasion of Ukraine has faltered.

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Fi Glover and Jane Garvey to leave BBC for Times Radio

The hosts of the hit Fortunately podcast will host a new weekday afternoon programme and a podcast.

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Super League Grand Final: St Helens 24-12 Leeds Rhinos - Record-breaking Saints win fourth straight title

St Helens win a record-breaking fourth consecutive Super League Grand Final and end Kristian Woolf's tenure by beating Leeds Rhinos.

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Stu Allan: Dance music DJ pioneer dies aged 60

Tributes are paid to the "visionary force in the world of hip-hop, dance and rave", who died aged 60.

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The Papers: A 'budget for the rich' as the 'pound plunges'

Saturday's papers are dominated by Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's biggest tax cuts in 50 years.

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Magnus Carlsen and Hans Niemann: The cheating row that's blowing up the chess world

Magnus Carlsen's apparent accusation against Hans Niemann is the biggest chess scandal in years.

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EuroMillions result: UK ticket-holder wins £171m jackpot

If they are a single player, the win would make them richer than Adele or Ozzy Osbourne.

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King Charles' less formal photo as working monarch

He appears in an unconventional official photo which shows him carrying out his head of state duties.

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Iran protests: US to ease internet curbs for Iranians

The move comes after Iran tries to clamp down on internet freedom to stamp out widespread protests.

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Italy 1-0 England: Gareth Southgate's side relegated after Nations League defeat

England are relegated to the Nations League second tier for the first time following defeat by Italy in Milan.

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Bird strike stops train dead in its tracks

A bird strike caused train damage, leaving passengers stuck on board for three hours in Norfolk.

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Subway murder sparks fury over South Korea’s stalking laws

The shocking attack on a young woman in a toilet sparks fury over the nation's weak anti-stalking laws.

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The firms making flour from mushrooms and cauliflower

The search for wheat alternatives is being driven by a demand for healthier diets and food security.

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The Papers: 'UK heads into recession' and 'tax cut bonanza'

A difficult economic outlook faces the UK and the government's plans to cut taxes lead the front pages.

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Church of England bars Desmond Tutu's daughter from leading funeral

The Church of England would not allow her to take the funeral because she is married to a woman.

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Dozens of migrants killed as boat sinks off Syrian coast

The boats carrying more than 100 people had set off from near the Lebanese port city of Tripoli.

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Leicester disorder: Independent review to be held

A total of 47 people have been arrested following unrest in the city over the past few weeks.

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Child heard crying as mobilised Russian men leave to fight

A child can be heard crying 'Daddy, goodbye' in a video shared on Russian social media

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Iran protests: Mahsa Amini's death puts morality police under spotlight

The death of a woman detained by Iran's morality police has sparked angry protests, but who are they?

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UK interest rates: Rise expected and what that means for you

The Bank of England will announce its decision later with a seventh consecutive rise expected.

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Trumps inflated net worth by billions, says NY state lawsuit

Along with three of his children, the ex-president is accused of lying to "unjustly enrich himself".

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The Papers: 'Putin's nuclear threat' and 'Russians see red'

Russia's mobilisation of 300,000 reservists and threats to use nuclear weapons dominate the front pages.

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'Truly remarkable' drug helps motor neurone disease

Scientists say they have slowed and partially reversed damage, marking a "new era" in the disease.

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Ukraine conflict: Russia arrests hundreds at anti-war protests

Russia's partial military call-up triggers protests - and a rush for flights to foreign destinations.

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Ukraine war: Putin raises the stakes in a dangerous game

When faced with a choice, Vladimir Putin always seems to choose escalation, writes the BBC's Russia editor.

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Mastermind: The man behind 50 years of glass trophies

How a disillusioned art teacher landed the job designing the quiz show's coveted prize.

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Royal Shakespeare Company appoints first female artistic director

Tamara Harvey and Daniel Evans will be joint artistic directors of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

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Newspaper headlines: 'Freedom begins with tax cuts' and 'modern monarchy'

The prime minister's proposals to slash taxes and plans for a slimmed down Royal Family lead the papers.

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Iran protests: Women burn headscarves in anti-hijab protests

Protests have continued for five successive nights since the death in custody of Mahsa Amini.

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M62 shooting: Armed officer 'leant out of car and shot Yassar Yaqub'

The inquest hears how an armed officer shot Yassar Yaqub on the M62 near Huddersfield.

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Grand Theft Auto VI footage leaked after hack, developer Rockstar confirms

More than 90 images and videos were leaked from the franchise's next instalment, developer Rockstar confirms.

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Reliance Industries: Daughter rises in Mukesh Ambani’s succession plan

Isha Ambani has been groomed to join the Reliance empire, unlike other women in her family.

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The papers: 'Carried to her rest' and an 'outpouring of love'

All the papers are dedicated to the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, who has been laid to rest in Windsor.

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Mahsa Amini: Iran police say woman's death was 'unfortunate'

Mahsa Amini, 22, collapsed after being held by morality police for allegedly breaking hijab rules.

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Tremor shakes Mexico City on quake anniversary

The 7.6 magnitude quake hit Mexico as the country marked the 2017 and 1985 shocks left thousands dead.

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What the queue says about our relationship with royalty

Nick Robinson delves into the archive to explore the significance of the queue to see the Queen's lying-in-state.

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The Papers: 'Our last farewell' and 'thank you ma'am'

Monday's front pages are wholly dedicated to Queen Elizabeth ahead of her state funeral in Westminster.

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UK marks one-minute silence for Queen Elizabeth II

People across the UK pause to mark the moment of reflection ahead of the late monarch's funeral on Monday.

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Davis Cup: Andy Murray hopes still to be selected for Great Britain

Andy Murray says he hopes to "still be selected for the Davis Cup in the future" after he helped Great Britain to a 2-1 victory over Kazakhstan.

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Queen's funeral: Ukraine's first lady meets Princess of Wales

The audience at Buckingham Palace took place after Olena Zelenska saw the Queen lying in state.

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Roberto de Zerbi: Brighton appoint Italian as manager

Brighton name former Shakhtar Donetsk and Sassuolo manager Roberto de Zerbi as Graham Potter's replacement.

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King Charles's tour shows desire to hug UK nations close, says Allan Little

The King will be alert to the possibility his reign could be defined by the loosening of ties that held the union together.

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What will happen to energy bills and mortgages? Upcoming dates to be aware of

Dates to look out for over the next few months that might have an impact on your finances.

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Bastille: Why the band are making music for 'dystopian' days

The indie-pop band on soundtracking strange times, being more present and escaping to the metaverse.

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Camilla: I will always remember Queen's smile

She tells the BBC that the Queen "carved her own role" in a world dominated by men.

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The Papers: 'Together for Granny' and 'surrounded by love'

A vigil for the Queen held by Princes Harry and William and their cousins leads Sunday's front pages.

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Police call for calm amid Leicester disorder

A witness said hundreds of people had filled the streets, as police issue dispersal orders.

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Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers vows 'to fight on' - but can he survive?

Will Brendan Rodgers keep his job at Leicester City after their 6-2 hammering at Tottenham?

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Son Heung-min: Tottenham forward revels in match-winning hat-trick, but is he back to his best?

Tottenham's Son Heung-min ends his barren six-game spell with a devastating 13-minute hat-trick, so is the 30-year-old back to his best?

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Maya Le Tissier: 'Man Utd debutant can become a star'

Manchester United manager Marc Skinner says summer signing Maya Le Tissier can become "a real star".

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Ukraine war: Russian retreat exposes military weaknesses

Russian soldiers share accounts of inadequate equipment and staffing after their retreat in north-eastern Ukraine.

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IHG hack: 'Vindictive' couple deleted hotel chain data for fun

The pair, who say they are from Vietnam, wiped out IHG group data after a foiled ransomware attack.

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The Papers: 'Vigil for mama' and 'silence speaks volumes'

Poignant photos of the King and his siblings guarding their mother's coffin feature on many front pages.

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Nottingham Forest 2-3 Fulham: Stunning six-minute comeback seals away win

Fulham score three goals in six minutes to come from behind and beat Nottingham Forest in an entertaining fixture at the City Ground.

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Premier League fans pay tribute to the Queen

Premier League clubs pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as English top-flight fixtures resume on Friday.

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King Charles leads vigil beside Queen's coffin

The monarch was joined by his three siblings for a vigil as the Queen lies in state at Westminster Hall.

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The Papers: 'William's agony' and 'Mother's heartbreak' over Olivia

The front pages look at Prince William's tribute to the Queen as more funeral details are released.

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US midterms 2022: Tracking Trump's 'extraordinary' endorsement spree

A look at Donald Trump's midterms endorsements - who he backed, and the races he couldn't swing.

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Will I get a Covid booster this autumn?

Over-50s can get another Covid booster, as can younger people who are at higher risk, and NHS staff.

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Quiz of the week: Who tasted success at the Emmys?

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?

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Roger Federer retires: Swiss legend a tennis great who reached sporting perfection

The retiring Roger Federer is a sporting great who reached perfection to endear himself to fans and transcend his sport.

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England v India: Sophia Dunkley and Alice Capsey shine as hosts secure 2-1 series victory in third Twenty20

England beat India by seven wickets to win the third and final Twenty20 at Bristol and complete a 2-1 series victory.

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Ukraine round-up: Inside freed city and Russia's prison recruits

The aftermath of Russia's occupation described - while its prison inmates are wooed by mercenaries.

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Astronomy Photographer of the Year: 'Once in a lifetime' picture of comet wins award

Winning images of the mysterious and beautiful parts of our Universe are on display in London.

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California drought: On patrol with the celebrity 'water police'

In drought-stricken California, trouble brews for famous water hogs like Kevin Hart and the Kardashians.

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Queen Elizabeth II: Hong Kong's grief sends message to Beijing

The display of affection is also a way to express unhappiness at the situation in the former colony.

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R. Kelly: Disgraced R&B star guilty of child abuse

The sex offender is convicted on six out of 13 counts after a four-week trial in Chicago.

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Round-up: Zelensky in freed city, while Scholz says Putin remains undaunted

Ukraine's president visits Izyum - while the German chancellor says President Putin does not think the invasion was a mistake.

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Magdalena Andersson: Swedish PM resigns as right-wing parties win vote

The nation's first elected female leader is narrowly defeated in a major shift for Sweden.

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Police take to rooftops and manholes ahead of funeral for massive security operation

As emperors, kings, queens and presidents descend on London, police have embarked on a huge operation.

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Queen Elizabeth II: What her death means to Malaysia

Tributes are paid to Queen Elizabeth amid calls for the Commonwealth to be reformed for a new age.

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Clarence House staff told jobs are at risk

Redundancies are "unavoidable" following King Charles III's accession, a spokesman says.

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The Papers: 'Home to rest' and 'junk food rules under threat'

The Queen's coffin has returned to Buckingham Palace where it was met by members of the Royal Family.

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King Charles III says Queen prayed for Northern Ireland

The King receives condolences from the Assembly speaker as crowds gather to greet him.

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Kenneth Starr: Clinton investigator dead at 76

Kenneth Starr became a household name for his investigation into Bill Clinton in the late 1990s.

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The Queen's journey to lying-in-state

Her coffin travels from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall, where the public can pay their respects.

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King Charles III and Camilla, the Queen Consort, to visit Northern Ireland

The King will meet Stormont's main party leaders and receive a message of condolence from the speaker of the assembly.

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Ukraine war: We retook 6,000 sq km from Russia in September, says Zelensky

President Volodymyr Zelensky says the gains were made in the east and south during a swift counter-offensive.

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Queen Elizabeth II: Extra trains planned for mourners headed to London

A rail industry group says it is doing all it can to ensure people can pay their respects to the Queen.

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Charles will not cool on climate action, say friends

The new monarch’s views on environmental issues are well known but will they influence his reign?

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Ukraine war: A successful surprise attack - but danger still looms

The BBC's defence correspondent looks at what's behind Ukraine's potential breakthrough in the east.

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Chris Kaba: Met suspends officer who shot dead unarmed man

The police watchdog has opened a homicide investigation over the death of the 23-year-old.

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Queen's lying-in-state: What we know of the plans

Here's what we know about plans for the public viewing of the Queen's coffin.

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National League games to go ahead from Monday as football restarts in England

National League fixtures will go ahead on Monday after football paused as a mark of respect following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

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Plans for the Queen's lying in state and funeral

Here's what we know about plans for the public viewing of the Queen's coffin and her state funeral.

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Queen Elizabeth II: Details revealed for Queen's lying-in-state at Westminster

Details of how people can pay their final respects at the Palace of Westminster have been revealed.

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Commonwealth proclamations for King Charles III

Events are taking place across the Commonwealth to mark the proclamation of King Charles III.

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Scotland prepares to say its final farewell to the Queen

The public can view the Queen's coffin in Edinburgh after a procession and service at St Giles' Cathedral.

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Sweden election: Result could take days as vote too close to call

Anti-immigration Sweden Democrats set to become the second largest party with vote too close to call.

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Gordonstoun: The Scottish school that educated a king

The decision for the future King Charles to be educated at Gordonstoun was a departure from the royal norm.

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Ukraine war: Zelensky says blackouts in Kharkiv and Donetsk caused by targeted Russian attacks

Power cuts have affected nine million people in revenge for a successful counter-attack, Ukraine says.

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Tom Scholar: Former top civil servants hit out at Treasury boss sacking

Sir Tom Scholar's sacking compromises the civil service's independence, a former cabinet secretary says.

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The route from Balmoral to Edinburgh

The public can pay their respects as the coffin lies at rest at St Giles Cathedral in Scotland's capital.

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King Charles III: His first few days

When the Queen died the throne passed immediately to Charles. We look back on his first moments as King.

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How can I pay my respects to the Queen?

Want to lay flowers or sign a book of condolence to remember the Queen? Here's what you need to know.

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Chris Mason: Vivid interactions between Crown and parliament

In the coming days, the new head of state, the King, and the PM will visit Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff.

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William and Harry united in grief

What messages were sent by Prince William and Catherine, Prince Harry and Meghan, appearing together?

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William, Harry, Meghan and Kate on walkabout outside Windsor

Thousands of people had gathered throughout the day outside the castle before the four arrived.

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Elizabeth II: The Queen on screen - nine shows to watch

Discover more about Elizabeth II through films and programmes that offer insights into her life.

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'She was a neighbour, more than just the Queen'

Villagers in Ballater, near Balmoral, regarded the Queen as a friendly member of their community.

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Charles III to be proclaimed king at historic ceremony

The first televised Accession Council comes as the King pledges to follow his mother's life of service.

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Queen Elizabeth II and Africa: In pictures

Queen Elizabeth visited more than 20 African countries during her reign, as the British Empire ended and independence swept the continent.

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Sweden election: Gang shootings cast shadow over vote

Violent crime is a top issue for voters going to the polls on Sunday.

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In pictures: Sydney darkens opera house as world mourns

Condolences pour in from around the globe following news of the British monarch's death.

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William and Kate made Prince and Princess of Wales

King Charles III names William and his wife Catherine as the Prince and Princess of Wales.

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Chris Kaba: Police shooting of unarmed man treated as homicide

The police watchdog said this "does not mean that criminal charges will necessarily follow".

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What is the UK inflation rate and why is the cost of living rising?

The price of the things we spend our money on is rising at its highest rate for 40 years.

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A queen in waiting: Elizabeth II's childhood years

The young Princess Elizabeth spent her childhood in the spotlight.

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Queen Elizabeth II: Former prime ministers reflect on monarch's reign

They share recollections of their meetings with the monarch and the impression she left on them.

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Queen Elizabeth II: Crowds sing national anthem outside Buckingham Palace

Mourners assemble outside Buckingham Palace to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.

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Some strike action cancelled after the Queen's death

Strike action by postal workers and RMT train staff has been cancelled following the death of the Queen.

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Queen Elizabeth II: World leaders remember a 'kind-hearted Queen'

Leaders from around the world are paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, who "defined an era".

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Veteran MP Nick Brown suspended from Labour Party

Former chief whip Nick Brown tells the Guardian he is co-operating with the investigation.

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What is the energy price cap and how high could bills go?

New PM Liz Truss is due to set out plans to help with energy bills, ahead of a sharp rise in prices.

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Where does the government borrow billions from?

How does it work when a government wants to borrow money, and when does it have to pay it back?

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Russia sanctions: How can the world cope without its oil and gas?

Many countries are heavily dependent on Russian energy and will need to find new suppliers.

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Chris Kaba's mother: 'My heart is broken'

The parents of Chris Kaba, a 23-year-old man shot by police, accuse the Metropolitan Police of racism.

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Canada stabbings suspect has 59 prior convictions, documents show

The decision to release Myles Sanderson in February will be reviewed by the parole board.

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Royal Mail staff announce fresh strikes over pay

Further dates for walkouts are announced by staff in the Communication Workers Union.

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Baby sticky tape skin test can predict eczema risk

Scientists say they can predict which youngsters might get the dry, itchy skin condition.

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Liz Truss: New cabinet a near total purge of Sunak backers

The dominance of Truss campaign supporters in cabinet is already prompting grumbling among some Tory MPs.

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The Papers: 'We can ride out the storm' and 'hello Liz'

Wednesday's front pages dissect Liz Truss's first day as prime minister.

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Powys: Farm flooded for reservoir emerges following dry spell

Farm buildings that vanished beneath a reservoir can be seen again due to recent dry months

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New cabinet: Who is in Liz Truss's top team?

A guide to the people in Prime Minister Liz Truss's cabinet, with the new faces, as well as those who have changed roles.

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How Liz Truss won the Conservative leadership race

The foreign secretary has won the race to replace Boris Johnson as prime minister after a two-month contest.

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New UK prime minister: What can Liz Truss expect on her first day?

What awaits Liz Truss when she walks through the doors of Downing Street?

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The Papers: Truss 'straight to business' amid 'looming crisis'

The papers give their verdict on incoming PM Liz Truss and chew over her plans for the energy crisis.

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Hermit faces eviction from beachside cave home

Nisim has spent almost 50 years building and decorating his home in the Israeli town of Herzliya.

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Devon and Cornwall Sea bathers warned of pollution after heavy rain

The warning on 24 beaches comes from the Environment Agency, which says pollution is "short term".

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Benjamin Mendy: Woman woke up with footballer raping her, court told

The woman told detectives she woke up to find the footballer on top of her, his trial hears.

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Barristers start indefinite strike action over pay in England and Wales

The walkout by members of the Criminal Bar Association is expected to worsen existing court delays.

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NHS whistleblower Shyam Kumar wins case against regulator

Orthopaedic surgeon Shyam Kumar worked as a special adviser on hospital inspections.

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Japan's female bosses mapping a course for other women

Female bosses remain a small minority in Japan, but efforts continue to increase their numbers.

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Energy costs: How do older people plan to cope?

"If I didn't laugh, I'd cry but there's no point - it's not going to get me anywhere," says Susan, 67.

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Canada rocked by multiple deadly stabbings in Saskatchewan

At least 10 people are killed and another 15 injured, and two suspects are on the run, police say.

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The Papers: 'PM-in-waiting' as 'talks held to freeze bills'

The package Liz Truss could introduce in her presumptive first week in No 10 leads Monday's papers.

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Mystery as private plane crashes into Baltic Sea

Nato scrambled jets to follow the aircraft on its erratic flight across Europe towards Latvia.

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Strictly Come Dancing: New dancers to perform with full cast

The new dancers will perform a cinematic routine alongside returning professionals in the launch show.

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Klyuchevskaya Sopka: Climbers killed during a fall on Russian volcano

Six people are known to have died and rescuers are unable to reach survivors, local media say.

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Covid booster: Who will get another jab this autumn?

Over-50s can have another Covid booster, and younger people who are at higher risk and NHS staff.

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The Papers: 'Tory in-fighting' and 'price to avoid world war'

Sunday's papers focus on calls for the Tory party to unite around the next PM, and the energy crisis.

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Calais: Ferry companies apologise for long waits

Travellers returning home from their summer breaks in France report lengthy queues at the French port.

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Family of Sikh priest attacked in Manchester appeal for help

CCTV showed the victim was assaulted by an unknown male and "left in a pool of blood", his family say.

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Nasa: Artemis Moon rocket to make second launch attempt

After Monday's scrubbed lift-off bid, the Space Launch System rocket is about to give it another go.

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The Papers: 'Snap election next year' and energy crisis latest

Saturday's papers focus on plans to tackle soaring energy bills as well as preparations for a snap election.

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Godiva Festival: Monastery bandmates get engaged onstage

Liv Gardner of Monastery says she is "in another world" after being proposed to.

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Jackson water crisis: Troops hand out 1.1m bottles of water in a day

People in Jackson, Mississippi are unable to use tap water after flooding disabled a water treatment centre.

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US Open: Andy Murray loses to Matteo Berrettini in New York

Andy Murray's hopes of reaching the fourth round of a major for the first time since 2017 are ruined by Italy's Matteo Berrettini at the US Open.

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Gotabaya Rajapaksa: Sri Lanka's ousted former president returns

Gotabaya Rajapaksa is back in the country just weeks after anti-government protests drove him from office.

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The inside scoop on ice cream innovation

It is one of our favourite treats, but just what really goes into getting ice cream onto your cone?

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When are the second cost-of-living payment and £400 energy rebate due?

More payments to help with the cost of living will be paid later in the year as bills soar.

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January 6: Ex-police officer gets record 10-year sentence over Capitol riots

Thomas Webster, 56, attacked officers with a metal flagpole during the riots in January 2021.

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Earthquake rocks Liechtenstein Parliament... during earthquake debate

The moment a tremor hits the Liechtenstein Parliament building causing the session to be paused.

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OnlyFans pays owner $500m after spike in users

The platform, which is known for hosting adult content, has seen users increase since the pandemic.

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Africa's oldest dinosaur found in Zimbabwe

The skeleton of a long-necked Mbiresaurus raathi is believed to be more than 230 million years old.

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