She's credited with getting more people to learn Cornish, and now the singer-songwriter Gwenno has been nominated for a Mercury Prize. 

More than six weeks after the disappearance of student nurse Owami Davies in south London, police are facing serious questions over the way they've handled the case.  

Rubbish is piling up in the streets of Edinburgh where refuse workers are staging a strike over pay. 

We spoke to Gerald Vernon-Jackson, the leader of the city council in Portsmouth, where there was a sewage dump in the last few days.

Water companies in England and Wales should take responsibility for cutting down on the sewage they're pumping into the sea, the government has insisted - amid growing calls for action over the pollution on Britain's beaches.  

Patrick Minford is professor of applied economics at Cardiff University and a former advisor to Margaret Thatcher. 

We asked to speak to a supporter of Liz Truss's campaign but no one was available - we are joined by the Tory MP Mark Harper, who was chief whip under David Cameron, and who's now backing Rishi Sunak.

Experts are warning rising energy prices could push UK inflation to 18% next year.

A dire warning - if one was needed - from the investment bank Citi.

Under British law - a woman can have a termination up to full term if the fetus is diagnosed at risk of severe health conditions or impairments. 

We spoke to Trades Union Congress deputy general secretary Paul Nowak

Dock workers at the UK's biggest container port in Felixstowe have begun an eight-day strike in their first industrial action for more than 30 years.

The art of making and flying kites has long been linked with Afghanistan.

A new low emission zone is being introduced in Glasgow city centre in an attempt to tackle pollution by the city that hosted the COP26 conference on climate change. 

Don't travel by train - that was the advice to passengers today as another strike by thousands of rail workers caused widespread disruption to services across the country.