Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has arrived in Brighton for the party's annual conference, saying he wanted to "set out our vision for the future". 

So in what would be a major u-turn... the government is expected to outline a new temporary visa scheme to enable foreign lorry drivers to work in the UK.

British tennis star Emma Raducanu has split from the coach who helped lead her to her US Open triumph, saying she needs a more experienced mentor to take her to the next level of tennis glory.

It could take more than 10 years to clear the backlog in cancer treatment caused by the pandemic, according to a leading think tank.

In Germany and across Europe, governments are desperate to appease angry consumers who see their bills rising. 

Hundreds of people have turned out in south-east London at a vigil for the primary school teacher Sabina Nessa, as her family said they were "shocked" by her death, and are still struggling to comprehend how it happened. 

We spoke to Rod McKenzie from the Road Haulage Association and began by asking him how critical the situation is right now.

There is no need to panic buy petrol - that was the message from the government this morning.

It is exactly 2,000 days since British-Iranian national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was first detained in Tehran on trumped up charges of trying to overthrow the Iranian regime.

At Westminster, the former Labour Minister Keith Vaz has been found by an independent panel to have subjected a female parliamentary staff member to "sustained and unpleasant bullying". 

We were joined by Sir David King, chair of the Climate Crisis Advisory Group, which provides analysis of global warming by independent scientists from across the globe.

Detectives are investigating whether primary school teacher Sabina Nessa was killed by a stranger who is still at large.

We were joined from West Sussex by Hannah Essex, co-executive director of the British Chambers of Commerce.

Now the Bank of England has predicted that rising domestic energy bills will push inflation above 4 per cent.

An inquiry into how and why people were given blood products, infected with HIV and hepatitis, today heard from the health secretary in charge at the time.