Critics say altering the way the cap will be calculated could disproportionately hit poorer people.

A funeral service in Westminster follows a memorial service held on Monday in Southend.

A private investigator makes new claims of press intrusion on royals and others in a BBC documentary.

Group exercise and mindfulness are also to be recommended before medication, according to new advice.

Kevin Sinfield raises more than £700,000 after running 101 miles in 24 hours on behalf of motor neurone disease research.

More than a hundred children are living in hotels because of a shortage of places in care homes.

With the live music industry slowly resuming, artists are still struggling to get paid work.

Consumer association Which? says most products were cheaper or the same before last year's event.

Atom Bank has cut its staff's hours by 10% without reducing their pay in a bid to improve wellbeing.

Medical advice on how new mothers with sepsis should be treated is to change after two women died of a herpes infection.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.

The McKennas have not been able to bring their daughter, Orla, home since the pandemic began.

A tribute by two artists to unsung heroes and those claimed by the pandemic is revealed in Barnsley.

Those who received their second Covid vaccine at least six months ago will be eligible for a top-up jab.

Detailed plans on shielding, job support and school disruption were lacking, the spending watchdog says.

Blair Bowman is living in a self-imposed lockdown amid fears he could lose his livelihood to the virus.

Swansea Council says it is "considering further steps" after Cinema & Co remained open on Friday.

An A&E nurse describes the anguish she's faced - and how a helpline inspired by Clap for Carers gave her hope.

The BBC's File on 4 programme has found some cults in the UK are targeting university students.

Reality Check looks at claims made about the proposed new social care system.

Why is the UK government currently focusing on migrants - and what are the options for ministers?

As Manchester United begin their search to fill the gap left by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, BBC Sport examines their options.

As the stars prepare to reunite 20 years after the first film we look at what they've been up to.

More than two million customers have seen their energy firm collapse amid soaring gas prices.

Boris Johnson is questioned by a reporter after talking about Peppa Pig World at a business conference.

A funeral service is held for the Southend West MP, who was stabbed to death in October.

The prime minister says he and colleagues were "very shaken by the implications" of Sir David Amess' death.

Claire Thomas says she couldn't help people in Iraq and Afghanistan, but she could tell their stories.

Formed in 2000, the team has won championships around the world.

Workshops to help men understand sexual harassment and abuse against women have started in Nottingham.

Tuesday's papers report reaction to Boris Johnson's address to business groups at the Port of Tyne.

Two young children were inside the property in the Somerset village at the time, police say.

Scotland's vaccine passport scheme could be extended to cinemas, theatres and other venues in December.

Firefighters continue to dampen down a blaze in County Antrim, with roads closed and buses diverted.

Marlon Van Der Mark says it is "heart-breaking" to see the stigma around HIV "so alive".