The foreign secretary is looking to regain the initiative after coming third in first round of voting.

The former Olympic champion told a BBC documentary he was forced into domestic servitude as a child.

Students in St Andrews say landlords have tried to push them out of their rooms.

The first £326 payment will be paid by the end of July, the government has said.

Cerys Gemma says her parking space is inaccessible so she used disability parking bays for visitors.

An ex-MP was urged to appoint a millionaire party donor to a group she led, court papers suggest.

The work was discovered on the back of another of the artist's paintings in a Scottish gallery.

The bill's passage through Parliament has been delayed until MPs return from summer break.

Willard Wigan's micro-sculpture of a Tyrannosaurus Rex sits within the eye of a needle.

A Premier League player arrested on suspicion of rape has not been suspended and can "fulfil his professional commitments", his club have said.

Residents in Ipswich share what it is like living in a plastic-covered tower block in a heatwave.

The first instalment of an extra payment to those on benefits will be paid from 14 July.

The town of Prescot, near Liverpool, celebrates its links to Shakespeare with a £38m replica theatre.

Rishi Sunak is out in front but the fizz and chatter, for now at least, is about Penny Mordaunt.

The discoveries included a fungus previously recorded in the Arctic and another in Antarctica.

UK dentists are treating patients with complications after travelling abroad for cheap crowns.

With much of the UK facing a heatwave, when is it too hot to work?

The estate in Kettering is one of 225 areas said to need help to stop growing inequality.

Laura Kuenssberg looks at what finally made the prime minister change his mind about quitting.

A new walkout will take place on 27 July, but what is the dispute about?

The mammoth effort underway to prepare the aviation sector for the "super peak" getaway period.

St Andrews is primed for record-breaking crowds as the iconic Old Course hosts a historic 150th edition of the Open Championship.

Several candidates for leader have made slick campaign videos to try and get their message across.

PMQs got off to a noisy start as two Alba Party MPs were named and had to leave the Commons.

Chloe Brown has taught her harlequin macaw how to free fly in locations including the Peak District.

His mother says she felt like "transporting with joy" when Sir Mo Farah called her after years apart.

A project funded by the UK’s Arts and Humanities Research Council has analysed protest songs from the 1600s to today, creating the first official database of English protest songs.

The supermodel has been awarded an honorary doctorate by a UK university for her impact on global fashion.

Penny Mordaunt's surge in the Tory leadership race features on the front pages.

The chief inspector of prisons criticises the "haphazard" arrangements for cross-Channel migrants.

The Welsh government asks people to consider postponing events during the extremely hot weather.

Nicola Sturgeon will argue that Scotland faces a "starker than ever" democratic deficit.

The family of a man murdered in 2020 say the police had information he was going to be attacked.

Figures showing "hate in the beautiful game" were revealed this week by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.