The body responsible for regulating NHS and care services in England is not fit for purpose, the health secretary has said.

No suitable home has been found in the community for the 36-year-old, who is disabled.

The chancellor will unveil a public spending hole on Monday, which speculation suggests could hit £20bn.

The man's family want to make it clear they have "no political agenda whatsoever", an MP says.

The former work and pensions secretary becomes the fourth person joining the race to replace Rishi Sunak.

The Competition and Markets Authority says poor competition cost British motorists £1.6bn last year.

The former midwife at Bristol's Southmead Hospital is suing for constructive unfair dismissal.

Inga Rublite, 39, died days after she was found unconscious under her coat in urgent care.

The former minister has clashed with the Afghanistan Inquiry over information about alleged war crimes.

Hassan Jhangur admits causing the death by dangerous driving of Chris Marriott in Sheffield.

Phoebe Plummer and Anna Holland threw tomato soup on Van Gogh's Sunflowers at the National Gallery.

Work and pensions secretary says "being a mum" helps her "switch off" from politics.

Management culture was "insensitive and dismissive to the point of abject rudeness", Greg Clark says.

Hayley Matthews embezzled £120,000 after being given power of attorney over her mother's affairs.

A group of leading dressage riders condemn Charlotte Dujardin including her long time Team GB colleague Carl Hester.

The former immigration minister has launched his bid, promising to win back Reform UK voters.

A historian spots the work from the 1590s in the background of a photo shared on the social media site.

The seal has been bathed and is ready for some fish, South Essex Wildlife Hospital says.

Customers pointed out that the listing used a phrase deployed by racists to avoid language filters.

Police say Ashley Warren, 40, of Leyton, London, has been charged in connection with the incident.

But fatalities are significantly down on historic highs and the number of casualties has been falling.

On Wednesday the station’s news television bulletins were geo-blocked in Northern Ireland.

BBC Verify's Richard Irvine-Brown analyses the footage from Manchester Airport's Terminal 2.

Farmers of all ages and hair types are getting on board with the mullet craze.

Keir Starmer faces his first Prime Minister's Questions since winning the general election.

Natalie Fleet says parents need to give guidance to their sons over what real consent to have sex is.

The seldom-seen creature, said to be a one-in-100,000 occurrence, wowed locals in Ystrad Mynach.

A mix of stories lead Friday's papers, including a look ahead to a big speech by the chancellor on Monday.

The Treasury has denied that coppers will be scrapped completely but none will be minted in 2024.

Data suggests at least 196,000 adults are waiting to be seen and demand has quadrupled since 2019.

Armagh fans have been painting the Orchard County orange and white ahead of the All-Ireland final.

The Conservatives have to choose a new leader to replace former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

Robyn Swan, 32 bought land and a shipping container which she renovated and moved into.