Energy bills for British businesses will be cut by around half this winter under a huge new government support package unveiled today. 

Residents of Leicester have been left shocked by violent encounters between groups of largely young men on the city streets in the past few days. 

An inquest jury has begun hearing details of a police surveillance operation which ended with the shooting of a suspect on the M62 in West Yorkshire 5 years ago.

So-called trickle down economics is controversial but can it distribute wealth or is it considered to increase inequality? 

Even as Ministers pledged more money to help businesses, latest figures show that total borrowing by the government is higher than expected.  

We spoke to Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and asked him if he believes President Putin when he says he's not bluffing.

Liz Truss has claimed she is prepared to be unpopular when she unveils her plan to deal with rising energy bills - and how to pay for it - on Friday. 

Members of the Hindu and Muslim communities in Leicester have called for an end to "provocation and violence" in the city - after widespread scenes of unrest. 

In 1947, on her 21st birthday Princess Elizabeth famously declared her "whole life whether it be long or short" would be "devoted to your service and the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong”.

The grounds outside Windsor Castle have emptied now , but they were filled with a sea of people throughout the day.

In this morning's sermon, the Archbishop of Canterbury remarked on how so few leaders receive the kind of "outpouring of love" for the Queen which we have seen today.

We spoke to our home affairs correspondent Andy Davies and our political editor Gary Gibbon about the legacy of Queen Elizabeth II.

Scotland has also joined the final farewell to the Queen - first minister Nicola Sturgeon was at this morning's funeral - saying it was a chance to reflect on "just how much her Majesty meant to the people of Scotland". 

Of course this was not just an event confined to central London and Windsor - people across the UK have gathered together to watch the day's events from cathedrals to big screens set up in town and city centres.

We spoke to two people who found themselves on the guest list for the state funeral.