Multiple whistleblowers - current and former staff - say children were failed.

Firms were not prepared for last year's Storm Arwen which left thousands without power, says Ofgem.

He is expected to give a new right-to-buy pledge and suggest benefits should count towards mortgages.

Review suggests raising age of sale by one year every year, until no-one can buy tobacco products.

The Ministry of Defence is embarking on a year-long project into the possibilities of quantum computing.

With the cost of cod, oil and other ingredients going up, chippies fear customers will stay away.

Experts warn health inequalities will be widened by the surge in the cost of living.

As president of the Edinburgh Fringe, the Fleabag star says it will be more inclusive and accessible.

One in four students are lonely most or all of the time, compared with one in 20 of all adults.

The golfers playing in the inaugural Saudi-funded LIV Golf event this week are doing it for "boatloads of cash", says Rory McIlroy.

Doctors say it may cause confusion but NHS Digital says the updated advice now has wider relevance.

Aslef and Scotland's rail provider aim to reach an agreement after an earlier pay offer was rejected.

Ros Atkins looks at the controversy surrounding the new Saudi-funded golf tournament.

X-rays on the waxed box show the contents still inside - including biscuits, boiled sweets and tea.

Railway workers have voted to go on strike over pay and jobs.

The British volunteers helping Ukrainians escape Russian attacks.

Conservative MPs have voted on whether they want prime minister Boris Johnson to remain leader.

More than 30 Conservative MPs have so far broken cover to urge the PM to step down over Partygate.

A wartime letter inspires a documentary on the fate of a Salford soldier in World War Two.

The crewless ship is in Canada after setting off from Plymouth in the UK in April.

Monday morning marks the end of the celebrations as Tube strike brings the network to a halt.

The Platinum Jubilee saw a huge outpouring of love for the Queen - and ever-dutiful she performed another service to her people.

Jim Fitton's family appeal to the Foreign Office after he is sentenced to 15 years in prison.

A nurse is filmed as she informs a packed accident and emergency waiting room of long delays.

How dimming street lights is helping those tracking potential asteroid hazards heading close to Earth.

The shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper criticises Conservative MPs for backing Boris Johnson.

In unusual move, Boris Johnson's opening remarks to his cabinet were filmed.

Lee Anderson says the BBC, Labour Party and mainstream media are "on his case all the time".

Gloomy forecasts for the UK economy next year and new highs for the price of petrol lead the papers.

Five years on, the man who led victim identification describes how the block was "liable to collapse".

Opening takeaways near schools could also end under plans to tackle childhood obesity.

The RAC calls the milestone “a truly dark day" as fuel prices continue to rise.

The major television series for US network HBO was expected to film at Belfast's Titanic Studios.

People say they are prepared to lose some of the £150 in handling fees to get instant cash.