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Experts talk of 'fresh shock' as predictions for January's average energy bills rocket even higher.
The Met Office has issued an amber weather warning for extreme heat from this Thursday as temperatures are set to rise again.
The Royal College of Nursing says it will urge hundreds of thousands of its members to say yes to strike action when ballot papers go out next month.
Councils can and must use stricter rules to make sure takeaways help clear-up after customers, says the government.
Rail services are facing major disruption on a 'busy weekend', says the Rail Delivery Group, as train drivers gear-up for more strike action.
A-level results day is now less than two weeks away and Universities UK and UCAS have released some advice for those facing a nervous wait.
Drivers with keyless car entry systems are leaving themselves exposed to theft, say insurance experts, who say owners must do more to protect cars.
Fraud experts are warning phone users, and in particular parents, to be vigilant to an ongoing scam that starts with the message 'Hello Mum'.
With youngsters not currently at school there may be more talk of Saturday and summer jobs but what are the rules for children wanting work?
The price of petrol and diesel is starting to drop at supermarkets but the RAC says bigger retailers could still do more for drivers.
10 years ago today I began as a volunteer at the London 2012 Olympics and it ended up being one of the best summers of my life.
With energy bills set to rise to record levels here's 14 quick and easy ways you can start making savings today.
Royal Mail has unveiled a new postmark now being stamped on letters to celebrate England being crowned European champions.
The number of people taking part in this year's Big Butterfly Count has halved, prompting organisers to ask if people are now less focussed on nature?
