Police are searching a cafe in Gloucester for the remains of a missing teenager suspected of being murdered by serial killer Fred West.

The scale of David Cameron's lobbying efforts on behalf of the finance company Greensill were laid bare today, revealing the former prime minister sent 62 texts and 11 emails to ministers and officials including Michael Gove and the chancellor. 

We spoke to Andy Burnham, who was re-elected Labour Mayor of Greater Manchester by a landslide last week.

We spoke to Gillian Keegan, Minister for Apprenticeships and Skills, and asked what the government meant by “levelling up” in today’s Queen's speech.

We spoke to Health and Social Care Secretary, Matt Hancock.

A promise to "level up" and redistribute spending after the inequalities exposed by the pandemic might sound like an excerpt from a Labour manifesto.

We spoke to General Sir Richard Dannatt, who was head of the Army from 2006-2009 about the prospect of an amnesty for soldiers and civilians accused of historical crimes in Northern Ireland, and whether it’s time for the UK government to apologise ...

We spoke to John Teggart, of the Ballymurphy families’ campaign for truth and justice, and Mickey McKinney, from the Bloody Sunday families’ campaign in Derry.

It’s just a few months short of half a century on from three bloody days when up to 40 people were shot by paratroopers on a West Belfast estate, 10 of them fatally.

This Living Hand is curated by potter Edmund de Waal and explores Moore's relationship with touch.

The young minke whale which got stranded in the River Thames, almost 100 miles from home, has now been put down by a vet.

Our political correspondent Liz Bates spoke to former Labour Prime Minister Gordon Brown.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has said he takes full responsibility for the party's crushing losses in last week's elections, as his new shadow cabinet met for the first time. 

We spoke to one of the beneficiaries of that Labour reshuffle, new Shadow Leader of the House Thangam Debbonaire.

Hugging is coming back - in England at least, as Boris Johnson confirmed the next step in unlocking the country from the coronavirus restrictions, with the UK's alert level lowered to three.