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'We have a hosepipe ban but water leaking down our streets'
Yorkshire Water customers say they understand a ban but question the firm's efforts to fix leaks.
UK-France migrant deal 'robust' against legal challenges, Cooper says
The home secretary says the government will resist any attempts to block the deal agreed with France this week.
Reeves disappointed after economy unexpectedly shrinks
The economy contracted in May for the second month in a row, adding to pressure on the chancellor.
Teenage boy found dead in lake
Police say the boy was reported missing on Thursday evening and an "extensive search" ensued.
Plans to cut cash Isa tax-free allowance on hold
There had been reports in recent weeks that the chancellor was going to cut the £20,000 limit.
Fitness concerns remain before Djokovic-Sinner semi
Concerns remain over Novak Djokovic's fitness after he cancels a scheduled practice session before his Wimbledon semi-final against Jannik Sinner.
Justin Bieber stands on business on surprise new album
Canadian singer Justin Bieber has surprised fans by releasing his first new album in four years.
Cedar climbed by Beatles on tree awards shortlist
Nominees include the Lollipop Tree on Salisbury Plain, which features in Sam Mendes' WW1 film.
Officers who confronted Southport killer honoured
Three police officers who faced down Axel Rudakubana are commended for their bravery.
Chris Mason: Starmer and Macron plead for patience in an impatient world
The UK and France have agreed a "one in, one out" deal for migrants crossing the Channel.
The Papers: 'One in, one doubt' and 'sick note' crackdown
Reaction to the UK-France agreement tackling migrant Channel crossings dominates the front pages.
Trump threatens 35% tariffs on Canadian goods
Trump has threatened blanket levies of 15% or 20% on most trade partners, and says he will soon announce new tariffs on the EU.
TV doctor and IVF pioneer Robert Winston quits BMA over strikes
The Labour peer says the strikes could damage public trust in doctors.
Delays and shortages in UK's F-35 jet fleet, watchdog says
Delays and personnel shortages are "undermining the armed forces' warfighting capability", a report says.
War crimes are likely being committed in Sudan, ICC finds
The court says there are "reasonable grounds" to believe claims of war crimes in western Sudan.
Is there a secret formula for election-winning slogans?
Political strategist Chris Bruni-Lowe claims in a new book that eight words hold the key to electoral success.
Trainspotting's Irvine Welsh: We've become 'dumbed down machines'
Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh's sequel is called Men in Love, as the 'world is full of hate'.
Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh: We've become 'dumbed down machines'
Author Irvine Welsh has written a sequel called Men in Love, because the world is "so full of hate".
As UK faces third heatwave, is this weather 'just summer'?
2025 is already shaping up to be an extraordinary year for weather records in parts of the UK.
As UK faces third heatwave, is this 'just summer'?
2025 is already shaping up to be an extraordinary year for weather records in parts of the UK.