The teenager is due in court later charged with the murder of Tomasz Oleszak, 14, in Gateshead.

The latest strike means only one in five trains will run, with services starting late and finishing early.

Molly Russell's father says "there is no time for delay" in stopping children seeing harmful content.

The Halifax says higher mortgage costs could put "significant downward pressure" on the market.

More than 100 licences are expected to be granted for new fossil fuel exploration in the North Sea.

Train operator is given a short-term extension to continue running services on the west coast mainline.

French president says he hopes for a "new phase" in relations after talks with UK prime minister.

Conservationists say they expected this year's warm summer to be a much better one for butterflies.

The aim of the single is to show that patients "are more than their diagnosis".

Heat energy is being captured from people dancing to help a Glasgow venue reduce its carbon emissions.

The group of bereaved families wants universities to have a legal duty of care towards students.

The Irish foreign minister says there is a "new air of positivity" ahead of talks on Friday.

A BBC poll reveals people's worries about social care. So what is the new government going to do?

How did Chris Williamson go from the villa, to a US-based podcast with tens of millions of downloads?

Whether letting or living in their homes, mortgages are pushing up the cost for many people.

Three weeks before the 28 October deadline, BBC News NI examines the options facing NI secretary.

A 300-page dossier details atrocities by British soldiers against Palestinians during UK rule.

Baptisms and body slams are all part of a day's work for one church which aims to help young people.

The photographer says the beautiful scene nearly made him forget to take a picture.

Memories differ and rumours abound but the first women's Rugby World Cup can be certain of its game-changing legacy.

Checking Keir Starmer and Lisa Nandy's claims about mortgage rates, tax and energy companies.

Ellie Simmonds says she is not only on a Strictly journey with her partner but the dwarfism community.

What’s life really like working in construction - the UK industry with the worst record on mental health?

Guardian journalist Merope Mills questions hospital decisions after her daughter's preventable death.

Broadcaster Piers Morgan presses the MP on Question Time to make a "simple apology" to Britons.

Political Correspondent Ione Wells gives us her analysis of the prime minister's conference speech.

The BBC's Nick Eardley assesses the mood after Liz Truss's first conference speech as prime minister.

Many front pages lead with the National Grid's warning that the UK could face blackouts this winter.

The department said it was sorry the victims' relatives were not told in advance about a new review.

Teenager says the comment left her thinking she was "right to feel guilty about what I was wearing".

Services will be cancelled on the majority of routes on Monday, 10 October.

Families of more than 102,000 children received the fortnightly payments over the summer break.

A children's literacy tool can launch under the altered name of Word Window, says its inventor.