The scheme would bring England into line with Scotland, where young people have been entitled to free bus travel since 2022

Outages in Kent and Sussex this week became the latest in a long list of breakdowns in the UK’s creaking water system. Harry Cockburn asks how Britain can solve its utilities crisis

After a report claimed diesel could disappear from some London forecourts, our community explained why they think many will still turn to diesel and petrol over EVs for everyday use

Blair’s inclusion on the list of board members may be controversial, as he remains a divisive figure in the Middle East following 2003 invasion of Iraq

The killer was sentenced to life in 2009 with a minimum term of 14 years

Researchers warned avoiding paracetamol might expose mothers to risks associated with untreated pain and fever, such as miscarriage or congenital defects.

Some 25,000 pupils took part in the study across three school years

Research shows mutation of the TMEM167A gene is responsible for the rare form of neonatal diabetes

Mineral oil is not allowed in food in the UK so specific Jolly Rancher products have been recalled

Nigel Farage’s warning that MPs have until May – the date of the English local elections – has prompted fears of more departures, write Kate Devlin and David Maddox

Home secretary Shabana Mahmood said Craig Guildford had done ‘the right thing’ after she previously told MPs she has ‘no confidence’ in his role

RMT spokesperson insists that Eddie Dempsey has ‘at no time supported Russia’s invasion of Ukraine’

Rebecca Pinckard was sentenced to 32 weeks in prison on Friday

The former NHS manager was sentenced at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Friday

Senior Tories are concerned that Robert Jenrick’s departure could trigger others to follow

The weather appears to have stabilised following a week-long cold snap

The former Lostprophets frontman, who was serving a 29-year sentence for child sex offences, was stabbed to death at HMP Wakefield

The court heard handwritten letters from Murphy containing ‘explicit romantic and sexual content’ were found in the prisoner’s cell

Sacha Dench survived the crash but suffered serious injuries while attempting a 3,000-mile, round-Britain paramotor challenge

A former nun and an ex-support worker who were found guilty of abuse at a child home denied wrongdoing in newly released police interviews.

The discovery comes two weeks after a 15-year-old was swept into the water

Footage shows the moment that a hitman who shot an eight-year-old girl and her father whilst dressed as a Deliveroo driver was arrested.

Switzer Consulting is taking legal action in a civil case against the choreographer and dancer for alleged breach of contract

Our community says the Home Office’s new ETA scheme – forcing dual citizens to travel on a British passport or certificate of entitlement – will be costly, confusing, and create unnecessary hassle

Police insisted the chartered plane was the ‘only option’ after a judge criticised the cost

McKenzie Morgan told friends he wanted to commit a similar terrorist-style attack and was trying to make the deadly poison ricin

Footage shows the moment that a father who killed his wife and used his child as a ploy to get away with murder is arrested.

Robert Rhodes had coached the couple’s child to claim he had acted in self-defence

Two elderly people have passed away following a house fire in Barnet

The charges relate to incidents that took place in Basingstoke, Alton, Petersfield and Yateley in Hampshire, and Earley in Berkshire

Formal identification has yet to take place but there are not believed to be any suspicious circumstances, say Greater Manchester Police

Families of victims of the 2023 Nottingham attacks have welcomed the plans

Robert Jenrick can be heard criticising his new boss and dismissing Reform UK as ‘not a serious party’ in leaked audio

Charles Brohiri, 29, pleaded guilty at Westminster Magistrates’ Court to evading more than £3,000 in fares over a period spanning nearly two years

Criticism comes after artist David Hockney described moving the 900-year-old treasure as ‘madness’

Reform plots turning it into the ‘Slytherin house’ of politics, says ex-Tory minister

Joe Bennett has been campaigning for the release of Lindsay and Craig Foreman who are being held in a filthy, overcrowded prison

The structure is clinging to the cliff, with little of it left to support it

Giles Coren said that food inspection rules need to ‘modernise’ after restaurant Ynyshir received a one star rating

The Crisis and Resilience Fund will provide £1bn annually to councils for the next three years from the start of April

Reform UK saw the complaint as ‘vexatious’

The controversy was first sparked when Kent County Council said that nine such lampposts in Canterbury would have to come down