Merseyside Police have arrested a 36 year old man on suspicion of murder – in connection with the shooting of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt Korbel. The child was shot dead on Monday night after a gunman burst into her family’s home in Liverp...

The government has promised to crack down on UK water companies which dump sewage into the sea – insisting today it would slash storm discharges by 25% over the next three years. But as people head to the seaside over the bank holiday weekend &...

We were joined by two single parents worried about the impact of energy prices. We spoke to Hazel Mehmet who is holding down three jobs to make ends meet, and Lynn West – who we first met in April – when she told us about how difficult it...

We spoke to Pat McFadden, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, about the energy price cap rise.

We spoke to Emma Pinchbeck, the boss of Energy UK, the trade body that represents Energy suppliers. We began by asking why the bills in the UK are much higher than in most other European countries.

We spoke to the Ofgem chief executive Jonathan Brearley about the rise in the energy price cap.

By October, a typical household will face an energy bill of more than £3,500 a year as the price cap, which sets out how much energy providers can charge customers, isn’t just lifted – but virtually obliterated. And that £3,500 could be...

After two years of teacher assessments due to the pandemic, this year's GCSE results day brought a predicted drop in the proportion of pupils getting top grades. 

For businesses, there's no cap on energy prices. And with their utility bills heading through the roof, schools, hospitals and care homes are facing difficult choices as they try to budget for the months ahead.

The cost of living crisis will come into even sharper focus tomorrow when the new energy price cap is announced, sending household bills soaring. 

"If anyone knows anything, now is the time to speak up" - that's the message from the family of Olivia Pratt-Korbell, the 9-year-old who was shot in her own home on Monday.

Tom Tugendhat, Chair of the Foreign Affairs Committee and former Tory leadership candidate is in Kyiv.

More than 80,000 refugees fleeing the fighting have been taken in by British hosts .   

Ayshah spoke to Ben MacPherson, who is Scotland’s Minister for Social Security and Local Government. She asked him if he understood why, given their low wages and concerns about rising costs, the refuse workers are striking.

Rubbish is starting to pile high across Scotland as strike action over pay has spread to 13 more local authorities.