Phillip Schofield announces he is gay on Instagram
The presenter praised his "incredible" wife, saying: "I love her so very much. She is the kindest soul I've ever met."
Long-Bailey pledges right to switch off work phones out of hours
The pledge will help end the 24/7 work culture by giving employees the right not to be contacted outside working hours.
Poverty increasing for children and pensioners, researchers suggest
Four million children and two million pensioners are now living in poverty, up by 400,000 and 300,000 respectively over the past five years.
Liverpool Council rejects government instructions to fly Union Jack on Prince Andrew’s birthday
The Mayor said when you look at his behaviour - "it wouldn't be appropriate for us to mark his birthday".
Is the BBC good value for money?
We present the arguments for and against the license fee.
British Asians speak of racism and alienation since coronavirus outbreak
People are reportedly staying away from Chinatown in London and moving away from British Asians on the tube.
Commuters forced to stand in toilet cubicle on “horribly overcrowded” Greater Anglia train
Nine passengers were forced to huddle together in a toilet cubicle on the 17.47 train between Cambridge and Ipswich.
‘One in five chance’ of Chancellor meeting growth target, think tank warns
Niesr is forecasting UK growth of around 1.5 per cent this year compared to the Chancellor's aim of 2.7 per cent.
Trump to be re-elected in 2020 hits shortest ever odds following impeachment trial
Bernie Sanders odds have also been cut to 11/2, making him the clear second favourite.