Next Tuesday is the final chance before the National Lottery instigate a ‘Must Be Won’ draw

Stage star Elaine Paige and Conservative politician Penny Mordaunt will receive damehoods, while sculptor Antony Gormley is made a Companion of Honour

Around 10 per cent of parents say their child has asked to miss school over the issues

Tuesday’s jackpot is expected to reach around £208 million

Norman Irwin said he didn’t expect honour as he’s ‘getting on a bit’

The writer, who became CBE in 2000, is known for her Regeneration Trilogy

Carmela Chillery-Watson is becoming a Member of the Order of the British Empire in the King’s Birthday Honours for services to charitable fundraising

This year, 1,215 people will be acknowledged - so how were they nominated, and who selects them?

The EuroMillions jackpot is capped once it reaches 250 million euros – or £208 million

Indian PM tours crash site and meets the only surviving passenger – a British national bound for Leicester

Jamie Ray Greenlaw-Meek and Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek described their ‘magical experience’ in India as they joked about the length of the 10-hour flight

Labour MP Paul Waugh said today’s voting shows the bill has ‘rapidly lost the confidence of MPs’

Arjun Patoliya had travelled to India to hold a funeral for his wife Bharti who died from cancer just weeks earlier

Victims include a family of three from Gloucester and a London-based couple who ran a spiritual wellness company

Conservative Party insiders were among those charged after bets were placed on the timing of the general election

The fully-functioning £4.75 million gold toilet was stolen from Blenheim Palace in September 2019

Monzo said he ‘received guidance and communication’ in his head that the cat ‘was being used against me by negative forces’

The force’s Chief Constable said it could ‘unfairly impugn’ the service of past officers to issue a sweeping apology for historic homophobia

Shri Rajrajeshwar Guruji International Siddhashram Shakti Centre said multiple worshippers had lost loved ones in the tragedy

Irish premier Micheal Martin said he had a ‘glass half full’ approach to AI, but said it will change the nature of work.

Footage of Metropolitan Police officers being attacked by an alleged killer with a sword has been shown to the jury in the Daniel Anjorin murder trial.

Dighton remarked in a police interview he did not consider the scope of damage, ‘merely that blood had to be spilt’

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Around 11,000 pupils have already left private schooling since the policy came into force in January

There are fears more than 100 Labour MPs could rebel against the welfare cuts

Like everywhere in Northern Ireland, Ballymena has suffered its share of atrocities. Now it’s happening all over again, writes Kate Devlin

The Cambridgeshire site was once home to 7,000 French Prisoners

How do house price rises compare by region and which constituencies have seen the biggest increases?

Metal festival in Leicestershire is expected to host about 75,000 fans

Next May’s Senedd election won’t just be another trip to the polls. It will mark a major change in how Welsh democracy works

Two men will appear in court after a baby died in hospital