Liz Truss faces pressure to drop parts of her mini-budget as the chancellor ends his US trip early.

"A government that's barely begun is confronting questions about its end," our political editor writes.

The postal service blames strike action and widening losses for the mass redundancies.

For many refugees, the six months British hosts agreed to house them for is up. So what happens now?

Half of the UK’s oldest weather stations set new records in the July heatwave.

Magdalene College Cambridge's "exquisitely detailed" new library wins the Riba Stirling Prize.

Leah Croucher's family lay flowers outside a house in Milton Keynes where human remains were found.

Kim Fawcett, made pregnant at 14 by her mother's partner, says staff knew about abuse allegations.

Bobbie Baker, of the South Leicestershire Litter Wombles, says the letters are her "weirdest" find.

The jackpot-winning National Lottery ticket was bought for the draw on 28 September.

Meat Loaf, James Blunt and Leona Lewis feature on a new chart of the most popular debut albums ever.

Almost 40 years after it closed, the landmark is opening to the public as a retail and leisure site.

High petrol prices are driving carers from the sector, leaving people who rely on them without support.

Joy and Norman Cummings, from Linlithgow lost their daughter in 1971 with virtually no support.

A film director says he knew when he saw a busker at Waterloo he had found his lead actor.

The singer talks about what's in and what's out on the set list for his first solo tour since 2013.

The Met is investigating more than 600 domestic and sexual abuse claims against its staff, BBC told.

Snapchat releases a "lens" that teaches people how to use chest compressions for cardiac arrest.

Kwasi Kwarteng admits there was 'some turbulence' in the economy after last month's mini-budget.

Lowri, 13, is campaigning for an option to add a pair of glasses on emojis.

The Only Fools and Horses star spoke to BBC Breakfast ahead of the publication of his book.

The business secretary disagrees with the assertion that the government's mini-budget sparked market uncertainty.

Eleven-year-old Harrison Ballantyne was trying to retrieve his football when he received a fatal shock.

Liz Truss dismisses a Labour MP's claim that polls show 60% of the country want an “immediate” general election.

Friday's headlines are dominated by mounting talk of a full U-turn on the recent mini-budget.

Wales is the first UK nation to make the teaching of Britain's colonial past mandatory in schools.

Infection rates are within predicted levels for the autumn season, according to health expert Jillian Evans

Hugh Kelly, 59, was one of 10 people killed in a blast at a service station in the County Donegal village.

Voja Petkovic, 36, was arrested in January 2019 and remains on remand despite not facing trial.