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Mum Jo says Jacob is very caring but sensory issues led to him being excluded for disruptive behaviour.

The regulator's new powers prevent bonuses being funded from customer bills.

The fundraiser's family damaged public trust by not donating any money from his books, a report finds.

Some suspect they consumed drinks laced with methanol, a deadly substance often found in bootleg alcohol.

The dual-fuel ferry is handed over to CalMac, seven years to the day since it was launched by Nicola Sturgeon.

Two-time Olympic triathlon champion Alistair Brownlee announces his retirement from the sport at the age of 36.

Super League champions Wigan Warriors will start the 2025 season with a home game against Leigh on Thursday, 13 February.

Borrowing was £17.4bn last month, the second highest October figure since monthly records began in 1993.

After four successive defeats in all competitions for Manchester City, a replacement for Rodri has been mentioned again, but who are the contenders?

The Adani Group has denied the allegations of bribery and fraud, calling them "baseless".

The former prime minister remembers the moment in the 2001 general election campaign when John Prescott punched a member of the public.

Illegal miners live dangerously, but make roaring profits selling gold on the black-market.

From rejection at Benfica to new Manchester United head coach, BBC Sport charts the rise of Ruben Amorim.

As deputy prime minister for 10 years, he was part of the team that won three successive elections.

The winning bidder says he will eat the banana in coming days as part of a "unique artistic experience".

The tech giant is resisting fiercely, calling the proposal "wildly overbroad" and claiming it will hurt consumers.

The then deputy prime minister was in Rhyl, north Wales, to speak at a Labour rally, in 2001.

The former deputy leader of the Labour Party, who later sat in the Lords, leaves a wife and two sons.

A survivor and a former police officer share their memories of the bombing attacks in 1974.

Paige Roberts was left needing hospital treatment after injections made her vomit for 48 hours.

Thursday's papers are led by Liam Payne's funeral and Ukraine firing UK-supplied missiles into Russia.

Mercedes' George Russell says the Formula 1 drivers are "a bit fed up" with the leadership of the sport’s governing body, the FIA.

The government has just tabled laws to block access to under-16s - but the proposal is divisive.

Hwang was found guilty of fraud in a case that cost Wall Street banks billions of dollars in losses.

Brandon Durham was tussling with a female intruder over a knife when an officer shot him multiple times.

The list has a track record of picking music's next big things, from Adele to The Last Dinner Party.

The drama, aired on Disney+ in the UK, depicts the lives of several people during The Troubles.

The drama, aired on Disney+ in the UK, depicts the lives of several people during The Troubles.

£1.6m of British kit shipped to companies tied to Russian military despite sanctions, customs documents claim.

In a dispute involving band NewJeans, the government said celebrities were not entitled to the same rights as workers.

And is President Biden Trump-proofing US support to Ukraine?

Natasha Harding, now Allen-Wyatt, is accused of taking money for coaching that she did not deliver.

Three Ukrainians on how their lives have changed and their hopes for peace

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