UK economy grew slightly in August ahead of key Budget
The 0.1% growth follows a slight contraction in the economy during July, official figures show.
Inquest opened into Hatton death
An inquest into the death of boxer Ricky Hatton is opened and adjourned.
'I make people laugh but I couldn't make myself smile'
Comedian Serena Terry is ready to return to the stage after struggling with depression and ADHD.
Widow's moving interview with Prince William 'a whirlwind'
Rhian Mannings lost her husband to suicide five days after their one-year-old son died in 2012.
A bridge, 130 convictions and a 30-year fight: The tolls that made criminals of islanders
More than 100 people received criminal convictions after refusing to pay tolls on the Skye Bridge.
'I was in tears after neighbour dug up my land'
Andrea Marland says she was left "shaking and angry" after a neighbour dug away part of the riverbank.
Government publishes key witness statements in collapsed China spy case
The government's deputy national security adviser warned in 2023 that China was carrying out "large scale espionage" activities against the UK.
Cabinet Office rejects Cummings' China breach claim
Boris Johnson's ex-Downing Street aide says Beijing obtained "vast amounts" of "secret" data.
Cabinet Office rejects Cummings' China breach claim
Boris Johnson's ex-Downing Street aide says Beijing obtained "vast amounts" of "secret" data.
The Papers: 'Chinese stole secrets' and 'Andrew, Epstein and me'
The now-collapsed case against two men accused of spying for China is front and centre for a number of the papers.
Mercury Prize: Pulp and CMAT favourites to win
Bookmakers say the stars are front-runners for the prize, which is held in Newcastle on Thursday.
Use of Jesus Army's fortune is appalling, says victims' lawyer
It is understood that some people accused of abuse could still be beneficiaries of the group's assets.
The Last Dinner Party are feasting on love, death and killer riffs
The rock band discuss the themes that fuelled their critically-acclaimed new album, From The Pyre.
The real problem with Britain's asylum hotels - and the woman with a bold plan to solve it
Instead of using private contractors to provide hotel rooms to asylum seekers, could paying councils to buy more properties be the solution?
The real problem with Britain's asylum hotels - and the woman with a bold idea to solve it
Instead of using private contractors to provide hotel rooms to asylum seekers, could paying councils to buy more properties be the solution?
Thousands in UK sue Johnson & Johnson over talcum powder cancer risks
The claim involves 3,000 people and focuses on internal memos and scientific reports, seen by the BBC.
Reeves urged to make Budget 'bold' or risk future tax rises
The Institute for Fiscal Studies says the chancellor needs to find £22bn to make up a shortfall.
Millions needed to fix schools in 'state of disrepair'
A report published today says staff and pupils may be at risk due to the maintenance backlog.
Celia Imrie's fart steals the show on Celebrity Traitors
The veteran actress blamed nerves for her releasing wind at a tense moment during the game.
Six by-election candidates take part in rowdy debate
The takeaways from BBC Wales' head-to-head with six of next week's Senedd by-election candidates.
