In the third part of an undercover investigation, the BBC reveals how rules aimed at protecting abuse victims are being exploited.
A major review has provoked a backlash after concluding the medicines provide too little benefit to be noticed.
Teachers say more children are starting school without skills like basic communication and potty training.
About 22,000 students in England were told they were given loans by mistake and must immediately pay the money back.
The UK could face some food shortages by the summer under a worst case scenario drawn up by officials.
Riot police are deployed in Epsom after protesters gathered to demand descriptions of the suspects.
Alongside her husband, the Duchess of Sussex was speaking to young people in Melbourne about the harms of social media.
Fourteen-month old Noah Sibanda died in 2022 following the incident at the now-closed Fairytales Day Nursery in Dudley.
Julie Mayo says her mother, Irene Lowry, who has Parkinson's, was left "in agony" on the floor with a broken shoulder during the long wait.
The economy saw its biggest monthly rise in more than two years just before the outbreak of the US-Israeli war with Iran.
It comes as the government continues to consult on whether to ban under-16s from social media in the UK.
The scheme, which would affect about 340,000 households, needs to be approved by the executive.
Some migrants are being encouraged to fabricate abuse allegations in order to stay in the UK.
A BBC reporter goes undercover and speaks to an adviser encouraging migrants to cheat the asylum system.
This summer's Wireless Festival has been cancelled after headliner Kanye West was blocked from coming to the UK.
Steve Backshall spotted two of the UK's last surviving orcas which he described as one of his "greatest British wildlife moments".
The BBC's Vanessa Clarke talks through the government's new advice for children using screens.
Archaeologists have so far uncovered "extremely rare" evidence of early humans and animals at the cave.
The question of how important making our electricity clean is to going green is coming under increasing scrutiny
BBC’s Sarah Smith examines how the Iran war has led to discrepancies between the US president and UK prime minister.
Investigations found Roo had been accidentally poisoned with a dose of vitamin D prescribed for growing pains.
There has been a stickiness to the electorate's concerns about issues of immigration and asylum, Chris Mason writes.
The force has urged people not to speculate after the rape of a woman outside a church by several men.
Voters will go to the polls on 7 May to elect 129 members of the Scottish Parliament.
Christopher Phillips kept the body of his mum in a chest freezer at home in Porthcawl.
A proposed ferry service between Guernsey and Jersey has been rejected.
William MacDowell, 81, died at Forth Valley Hospital after being jailed for killing Renee MacRae and son Andrew.
New data shows 179 prisoners were set free in error from prisons in the year to March.
Jamie Collins' family pay tribute after he was was found dead with multiple stab wounds.
It follows a warning from the US president that America's trade deal with the UK "can always be changed".
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have signed various commercial deals since stepping down as senior royals.
Guernsey States says government intervention will not address the newspaper industry's challenges.
