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Kids Company repeatedly failed to pay tax and workers, a report by the Charity Commission finds.

Brigene has been fighting to bring her brother home from Muckamore Abbey Hospital for decades.

Boris Johnson says he hopes "strong deterrence" and "patient diplomacy" can find a way through.

The Duke of Sussex spoke to Gareth Thomas in a video call to mark National HIV Testing Week.

The BMA says there were 291 posts not filled by a permanent consultant in 2021.

Lt Cdr Dave Pitt, from Dudley, studies penguins on a visit to the deserted Pitt Islands.

Fifty years on from leading his first major strike, the famed and divisive union boss looks back.

It will come as Holyrood formally approves the government's budget for the coming year.

Wayne Rooney speaks to BBC Breakfast about his struggles with alcohol and mental health issues before the release of his new documentary 'Rooney' on Amazon Prime Video.

The CQC's report says patients were "not always kept safe" or given "the required level of care".

The Community Security Trust recorded 2,255 anti-Jewish hate incidents in 2021, up 34% on 2020.

Jo Whitfield said she will step away from the business in May to help her two sons.

Plans to end Covid rules in England and the police inquiry into No 10 lockdown events make the front pages.

The company, which is owned by BT, says 3,000 of the new roles are apprenticeships.

Three in four businesses say they are putting up prices to customers, a survey has found.

The 1972 Five Nations was abandoned after Scotland & Wales decided not to play in Ireland. It meant England's 1973 match in Dublin was emotionally charged.