Labour MP Tulip Siddiq to face trial in Bangladesh
The case against the former minister, who denies the allegations, will go ahead even if she does not attend.
Peaky Blinders creator will write new James Bond film
Peaky Blinders writer Steven Knight tells the BBC writing Bond "has always been on my bucket list".
Woman who won civil rape case against Conor McGregor to sue him
McGregor lost a civil jury appeal on Thursday against the finding that he sexually assaulted Nikita Hand.
Car finance compensation landmark ruling due
The Supreme Court's decision due later could pave the way for millions of drivers to claim payouts.
Illegal house-sharing exposed by BBC undercover filming
Black-market rental properties are being openly advertised with unsafe conditions, BBC finds.
Rats, mould and dangerous overcrowding - inside illegal house-shares hiding in plain sight
Black-market rental properties are being openly advertised with unsafe conditions, BBC finds.
Youth detention centre removes 33 staff members
The chief inspector of Ofsted says children were found to be living in unsanitary conditions.
Lindsay Lohan on motherhood, acting again and the Freaky Friday sequel
Lohan reunites with Jamie Lee Curtis for a sequel to the body-swap comedy that explores mother-daughter relationships.
Tuition fees in England and Wales rise to £9,535
Maintenance loans have also gone up, meaning students can borrow more to help with living costs.
Older driver rules 'could have saved mum's life'
Claire Eady is calling for new regulations after losing her elderly mother in a crash.
Older driver rules 'could have saved mum's life'
Claire Eady is calling for new regulations after losing her elderly mother in a crash.
Heathrow Airport's expansion plans to cost £49bn
Heathrow says expansion is "urgent" for UK growth, but plans are heavily criticised over environmental concerns.
The Papers: 'How Israel caused a famine' and 'Poisoned at summer camp'
The crisis in Gaza and a suspected poisoning at a UK summer camp dominate Friday's papers.
Civil service interns must be working class, government says
Internships will only go to students from poorer families in a push to make Whitehall more working class.
Car finance compensation landmark ruling due
The Supreme Court's decision due later could pave the way for millions of drivers to claim payouts.
Mourners to pay respects to murdered mum and children before funeral
People in County Clare will pay their respects to Vanessa Whyte and her children, James and Sara, after they were shot dead last week.
Air ambulance missed 550 patients amid rural location row
Wales Air Ambulance boss says "a significant number" of people are missed in the evenings and at night.
Young boy sexually assaulted while camping with family
Police are trying to trace a man who attacked the boy, aged eight, at a campsite at Drumnadrochit.
Young boy sexually assaulted while camping with family
Police are trying to trace a man who attacked the boy, aged eight, at a campsite at Drumnadrochit.
Tata Steel fined £1.5m after worker crushed to death
Justin Day was crushed while working at the steelworks in Port Talbot on 25 September 2019.
