Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey warns price rises would be long-term if Bank did not act.

Liz Truss says a recession can be averted, while Rishi Sunak argues tax cuts would fuel inflation

BBC research shows one-in-three new doctors in England last year came from outside the UK and EU.

The Labour leader failed to register eight interests on time, the standards commissioner finds.

Hampshire and the Isle of Wight residents face water restrictions after the driest July since 1935.

A High Court hearing is deciding if the 12-year-old can be moved to a hospice.

Human remains were found by demolition workers at a mill in Oldham in July.

A killer on home release left Linda McDonald for dead - now she says the parole system must change.

Sexual health charities call on the government to take firmer action to control the outbreak.

Thousands of performers from across the world descend on Edinburgh to put on more than 3,000 shows.

A bible page written by monks at Glastonbury Abbey is on public display for the first time in the UK.

Two have since been spoken to by police but the whereabouts of a wrestler is unknown, the team says.

One year on from the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan, we talk to some of the people who escaped to the UK.

While candidates to be PM trade blows many may be wondering whether economic help on offer is enough.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency has issued a series of water scarcity warnings in 2022.

The Premier League season begins on Friday, a week earlier than last year with the winter World Cup in mind. Here is what to expect this season.

Dry weather has seen bans for some parts of southern England, but what about the rest of the UK?

The bag was seized by UK Border Force and given to the zoo to showcase the reality of the illegal trade.

A Ugandan Asian who settled in Leicester recalls the racism she experienced in the city in the 1970s.

Davy Zyw did not think he would still be alive four years after being told he has motor neurone disease.

Taxi driver Lisa Seymour is on a mission to get more women cabbies on the capital's roads.

Her campaign said regional pay boards could have saved billions but the plan has been dropped.

Watch as Tory leadership hopefuls Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss are grilled by Conservative party members.

Mr Sunak says that his policies as ex-chancellor were designed to help the most vulnerable with their bills.

Laughter is heard as the foreign secretary is reminded about her 1994 call for the monarchy to be abolished.

The father of a murdered police officer continues to campaign for a medal to honour emergency workers.

After fleeing the war in Ukraine, Anastasia and her family have been provided with a new home in Oxford.

Actors Will Mellor and Kym Marsh tell BBC Breakfast how they're feeling about taking part in the show.

The gloomy outlook for the UK economy dominates the front pages of Friday's papers.

The giant mechanical bull is on display in the city after impressing at the opening ceremony.

A charity wants people to "dramatically" cut the amount of water they use each day.

The gloomy outlook for the UK economy dominates the front pages of Friday's Scottish papers.

A farmer warns he is one of many considering closure, if costs do not come down before winter.

On the fourth anniversary of Joel Uhrie's death, a fresh appeal is launched by his mother.