People should consider energy bill fix, regulator says
Households should consider a fixed tariff, Ofgem says, as it announces another rise in the energy price cap.
People should consider energy bill fix, regulator says
Households should consider a fixed tariff, Ofgem says, as it announces another rise in the energy price cap.
The seven bills due to go up in April
A number of bill rises will come into force at the start of what some commentators have described as "awful April".
Ten Church of England clergy face disciplinary action
Ten clergy could face disciplinary action over safeguarding failures after a report into prolific abuser John Smyth.
Mother fatally stabbed in front of girl, 3, at carnival, court hears
Cher Maximen was attacked with a zombie knife on the first day of last year's Notting Hill Carnival.
Sunak becomes prostate cancer charity ambassador
The former PM hopes his work for Prostate Cancer Research will encourage more men to get tested.
NHS England boss Amanda Pritchard stepping down
Her departure comes less than a month after two House of Commons committees discussed her suitability to lead the NHS.
Women's abuse online: 'I get trolled every second, every day'
Ofcom is launching new guidance to improve the experience of women and girls using the internet.
BBC sorry for 'missed opportunities' over DJ Tim Westwood's 'bullying behaviour'
A report into what the BBC knew about DJ's conduct found it was "too deferential to high-profile individuals".
UK may have to leave human rights treaty, says Badenoch
The Conservative leader says international agreements must not stop the UK acting in its national interest.
New powers planned to search homes for stolen phones
The Crime and Policing Bill will give officers powers to make Britain's cities safer, the home secretary says.
Farm inheritance tax protesters target Reed conference speech
The environment secretary is met with blaring tractor horns as he tries to win over farmers.
Farm inheritance tax protesters target Reed conference speech
The environment secretary is met with blaring tractor horns as he tries to win over farmers.
Jailed MP Mike Amesbury urged to quit Commons
The Runcorn and Helsby MP was jailed by magistrates on Monday after he admitted the assault.
Teenager's school shooting plan 'extremely shocking'
Luton Council acknowledges the "emotional difficulty" the revelation has had on families and staff.
Artists release silent album in protest against AI using their work
Music stars including Kate Bush and Damon Albarn say law changes would damage people's livelihoods.
Kickboxer's fight for funding to represent GB
Freya Holmes, 19, will compete for GB but her parents have to pay her travel costs.
Abandoned baby Elsa's progress 'astonishing', court told
In January 2024, Baby Elsa was left in a carrier bag by a footpath shortly after she was born.
First cross-party talks on social care reform postponed
The five largest parties in England were due to meet this week - but the BBC has learned the talks have been cancelled.
Patients' concerns as hospital shake-up consultation closes
A six week consultation gauging public opinion on plans for a new hospital network closes on Friday
