Budget to be held on 26 November, Reeves confirms
The chancellor will set out her plans for the UK economy in November with speculation growing over tax rises.
Ex-Premier League stars who lost millions in investments were failed, MPs say
Three parliamentarians want an investigation into the case of a group of former Premier League players who say they were victims of "financial abuse".
Watch: Mother of Brianna Ghey calls for smartphone ban in schools
Esther Ghey has written to the government to call for a statutory ban on phones in schools in a campaign backed by high-profile celebrities.
Why I am putting up union jacks on my high street
"Flagger" Billy Cooper says he is part of a group which has been attaching union jacks to lampposts.
'Why I am putting up union jacks on my high street'
"Flagger" Billy Cooper says he is part of a group which has been attaching union jacks to lampposts.
Minister apologises as killer who absconded again is arrested
The move comes as a killer who went on the run from prison for almost nine months was arrested last week.
Asylum protests putting police under chronic pressure, chief says
Chief Constable Gavin Stephens says police were notified about over 3,000 summer protests and warns against an "increase in tension and polarity".
Energy drinks to be banned for under-16s in England
Health and Social Care Secretary Wes Streeting said he was acting on concerns for children's health.
Farmer claims sea eagles snatched his five Shetland pony foals
The ponies vanished from the hillside croft without a trace over a nine-week period.
Sue Gray questions class-based civil service internship scheme
The PM's former chief of staff says she "learned a lot from being around people from different walks of life" in the civil service.
'No chaos' in Reform-run councils, deputy says
Richard Tice says there is no chaos and much success despite two Reform UK councillors quitting.
'Fury' over Father Ted creator arrest and 'nervy bond markets'
Father Ted creator Graham Linehan's arrest and skyrocketing borrowing costs dominate Wednesday's papers.
Asylum protests putting police under chronic pressure, chief says
Chief Constable Gavin Stephens says police have dealt with over 3,000 summer protests and warns against an "increase in tension and polarity".
Government unable to calculate Afghan data breach cost, watchdog says
The National Audit Office says it has not been given enough information to have "confidence" a relocation scheme cost £850m.
Government unable to calculate Afghan data breach cost, watchdog says
The National Audit Office says it has not been given enough information to have "confidence" a relocation scheme cost £850m.
US filmmaker in legal battle over 'Downton Shabby'
Hopwood DePree takes Rochdale council to the High Court over control of his ancestral stately home.
Seven claims made in new royal book from Brexit to Coronation
A new book on the connections between the royals and politics has revealed some eye-catching stories.
Seven claims made in new royal book from Brexit to Coronation
A new book on the connections between the royals and politics has revealed some eye-catching stories.
A scheme helped prevent sex offenders committing more crimes - then it closed. Why?
The case raises difficult questions about how best to protect potential victims.
Don't pay a fake parking fine – four ways to protect yourself from scams
Four simple tips to make sure you don't fall victim to fake texts or payment demands from BBC expert Nick Stapleton.
