Allegations about BBC presenter are rubbish, says young person at centre of scandal
Lawyers for the young person said: ‘Nothing inappropriate or unlawful has taken place between our client and the BBC personality’
Sunak makes concessions on migration bill but still faces clash with rebels over modern slavery
The Government has given some ground on holding unaccompanied children in detention – but the changes may not be enough to appease Tory opponents of the measures
When the school holidays begin in the UK - and when students go back
School is officially out for summer for many pupils across the UK
‘Black men dislike talking about cancer as they wrongly see illness as weakness. It's horrible'
Charlie Degale is on a mission to get more Black men talking about cancer after growing up in a community where men often ignore symptoms thinking they will ‘go away’ as new analysis reveals Black men are less likely to share their feelings
US claims it has killed Isis leader Usamah al-Muhajir in drone strike
US Central Command, which is responsible for protecting America’s interests in the Middle East, said it carried out the strike on Friday (7 July) using MQ-9 drones
What Thames Water's £750m cash injection means for your bills
Thames Water continues to make financial losses and still faces an uncertain financial future, in spite of the lifeline from shareholders.
Why the flying ants can swarm at any time during summer and what it means
Commonly known as flying ant day, even though it normally takes place over several days, the peak can be at different times in different parts of the country
'Anything's better than what we have now': Staff sacked by Elon Musk give verdict on Threads
‘This thing is going to be a monster,’ a former senior data scientist said of Threads. ‘I think there’s a lot of potential for this to be the one that replaces Twitter’
