Environment Agency failed to visit serious pollution incidents, files show
Data from inside England's environment watchdog show an agency struggling to monitor serious pollution.
The Papers: 'MPs want me to oust Starmer' and 'Wayne's booze hell'
An interview with the Greater Manchester mayor and Wayne Rooney's comments on his drinking top the papers.
Government considers financial support for JLR suppliers
Fears are growing that some of the car maker's suppliers could go bust without support.
BBC and news agencies launch film calling on Israel to allow foreign journalists into Gaza
Israel does not allow foreign journalists into Gaza independently, citing security grounds.
It's got Peaky Blinders swagger, says House of Guinness writer
The new Netflix drama tells the story of Ireland's most famous family name at the moment of crisis.
Labubu dolls make up 90% of fake toys seized at UK border
Of the 259,000 fake toys seized so far this year, 236,000 were counterfeit Labubus, the Home Office says.
Labubu dolls made up 90% of fake toys seized at UK border
Of the 259,000 fake toys seized in 2025, 236,000 were counterfeit Labubus, the Home Office says.
'She doesn't get another childhood': The lives on hold waiting for wheelchairs
More than a thousand disabled children are waiting for wheelchairs and equipment that could transform their lives, Whizz Kidz say
'She doesn't get another childhood': The lives on hold waiting for wheelchairs
More than a thousand disabled children are waiting for wheelchairs and equipment that could transform their lives, Whizz Kidz say
'Pathetic' fines won't stop water pollution, say campaigners
Figures obtained by BBC News NI show there were 63 fines handed down for water pollution between 2020 and 2024.
UK drug price rises 'necessary', says Patrick Vallance
His comments come after pharmaceutical giants either paused or scrapped projects in the UK.
Labour MPs are privately urging me to challenge PM, says Burnham
Andy Burnham tells the Telegraph MPs have privately urged him to challenge Sir Keir Starmer to be PM.
University boss calls for major review of Scottish higher education
Sir Anton Muscatelli calls for a review of the future funding and shape of higher education.
Pupil 'guinea pig' concern as 15 new-look GCSEs begin
Year 10 students in Wales are the first to begin the new courses after a major curriculum overhaul.
High-speed rail plan for north of England delayed again
The BBC understands the prime minister will now not announce plans for a rail link between Manchester and Liverpool at the Labour Party conference.
First migrants arrive in UK from France under 'one in one out' deal
A family of three are the first people to be allowed into the country from France, the Home Office says.
Urgent review ordered into asylum seeker taxi costs after BBC investigation
Asylum seekers are travelling long distances for appointments, with one telling the BBC his journey to visit a GP cost the Home Office £600.
Corbyn sorry for 'confusion' as new party membership launched
The former Labour leader admits the new party has faced some "fraught days in the last week".
Police used journalists' phone data to detect leaks by staff, report says
There were 21 unlawful uses of covert powers to try to uncover reporters' sources between 2011 and 2024.
Police used journalists' phone data to detect leaks by staff, report says
There were 21 unlawful uses of covert powers to try to uncover reporters' sources between 2011 and 2024.
