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A BBC investigation finds Birmingham council tops the list with a 500% increase between 2022 and 2023.

A range of stories in Tuesday's papers - including a woman's death who went to Turkey for weight loss.

New research from Citizens Advice suggests many will not be able to top up their prepayment meters.

Every winter, a cross-country skating race is organised in the Netherlands. For the past 27 winters it hasn't happened. But a nation holds out hope.

An investigation is opened into the calls, which are suspected to have been artificially generated.

Egypt reach the last 16 at the Africa Cup of Nations after drawing with Cape Verde following a dramatic Group B finale in Abidjan.

Mohamed Salah's injury is "worse than first feared" and he will return from the Africa Cup of Nations for 'intensive' treatment at Liverpool.

Substitute Jeremy Sarmiento returns Ipswich to the automatic promotion spots with a last-minute equaliser against Championship leaders Leicester.

A versatile storyteller, Norman Jewison tackled issues such as racism and civil rights.

Kigali must improve its asylum procedures before parliament ratifies the treaty, House of Lords says.

This is the eighth strike and second joint operation with the UK following attacks in the Red Sea.

Which players impressed our football pundit Garth Crooks enough to make his latest Team of the Week?

A watchdog is investigating videos of online speeches urging students to join an "apocalyptic war".

Kenneth Smith, the first US man facing execution by nitrogen gas, says waiting on death row is like torture.

Brighton and Wolves cancel each other out in a goalless Premier League affair at Amex Stadium.

The world's most popular YouTuber had previously said he would not bother posting videos on the site.

A university accidentally printed the answers on one of their exams and is making students resit.

Watch highlights as Equatorial Guinea shock Ivory Coast with a 4-0 win, putting the hosts on the brink of a shock Afcon exit.

Hosts Ivory Coast must rely on other results to avoid a shock Africa Cup of Nations group-stage exit after being thrashed 4-0 by Equatorial Guinea.

England's Owen Farrell is to leave Saracens after 15 years at the end of this season to join French side Racing 92.