Hundreds of people have attended a vigil in Killamarsh, near Sheffield, to remember a mother and three children who were found dead in the village.

Cutting the £20-a-week Universal Credit increase will put young people at risk of repeat homelessness, more than 40 charities have warned.

Fears remain over the future of a number of UK energy providers due to surging gas costs, as it was confirmed the price cap must "remain in place".

The price of gas has rocketed in recent weeks, putting several energy suppliers out of business and prompting warnings of food shortages in UK supermarkets.

Women aged 18 to 25 are being urged to check themselves for breast cancer symptoms.

The UK has recorded 49 more coronavirus-related deaths and 36,100 new cases in the latest 24-hour period, with the number of COVID patients in hospital now at 7,847.

The Ministry of Defence has launched an investigation into a data breach involving the details of 250 Afghan interpreters.

They so rarely open up like this and you can't help but wonder what Prince Philip would think of a programme all about him.

Building on the phenomenal decade-long success of The Agatha Christie Theatre Company, Bill Kenwright’s Classic Thriller Theatre Company continues with its latest whodunnit - The Cat and the Canary.

An inspection by Sandwell Council Trading Standards uncovered large amounts of suspected counterfeit tobacco with an estimated retail value of around £4,000 at two shops in Oldbury and West Bromwich.

Stourbridge MP Suzanne Webb has thrown her support behind a drive for increased bone marrow donation after meeting with a local cancer sufferer who is raising awareness of the cause.

Police have launched a murder investigation after a man died at a house in Wolverhampton.

The Mayor of Dudley attended a special service on Sunday to commemorate the borough’s Battle of Britain heroes.

Dudley Council’s latest food hygiene plan shows that priority inspections have still been carried out despite the impact of the pandemic.

Dudley’s Metro developments are taking an artistic turn thanks to a £96k grant from Arts Council England.

Residents and businesses are invited to have their say on two licensing policies which are due for review.

Seeing positive depictions of mental health conditions on screen encourages teenagers to talk more openly about the issue, research has found.

The Only Way Is Essex star Lewis Bloor is on trial accused of being part of an alleged £3m diamond scam before he launched his television career.

British talent has dominated TV's biggest awards night, with stars including Kate Winslet, Ewan McGregor and Michaela Coel honoured - and royal drama The Crown and feel-good football comedy Ted Lasso cleaning up.

From The Crown to Ted Lasso, find out which stars and shows have been named winners at TV's biggest awards night.

It was a night celebrating the TV shows the world has been watching over the past year, when we have been glued to our favourite programmes more than ever before.

Oleksandr Usyk's most humiliating loss came at the hands of a Russian middleweight - and it hasn't been repeated in 15 years.

England's joint men's and women's tour of Pakistan next month has been cancelled due to concerns over "mental and physical well-being", the England and Wales Cricket Board has announced.

For a child of the '80s, it was difficult to believe that this avuncular figure wise-cracking his way through half an hour of afternoon television had once been England's greatest-ever striker. But for many it is this version of Jimmy Greaves, the football pundit, that abides.

Danni Wyatt is aiming to add "many more" England white-ball caps to her tally of 200 after starring with an unbeaten 63 as they took a 2-0 lead in their ODI series against New Zealand.

Fears remain over the future of a number of UK energy providers due to surging gas costs, as it was confirmed the price cap must "remain in place".

As many as one-in-four UK households receive energy from providers that could face collapse as a consequence of soaring gas prices, industry sources have warned.

Vaccinated passengers will be able to enter the US from the UK and EU from November, ending almost two years of coronavirus travel restrictions.

Plumbing tycoon Charlie Mullins has sold the company he founded 42 years ago to a US-based home services provider in a deal that is expected to net him around £110m.

Efforts to compensate victims of Ponzi fraudster Allen Stanford have recouped more than $1bn, lawyers for a court-appointed receiver have revealed.

Fears remain over the future of a number of UK energy providers due to surging gas costs, as it was confirmed the price cap must "remain in place".

US President Joe Biden will welcome Boris Johnson to the White House later.

The Ministry of Defence has launched an investigation into a data breach involving the details of 250 Afghan interpreters.

Cutting the £20-a-week Universal Credit increase will put young people at risk of repeat homelessness, more than 40 charities have warned.

Boris Johnson has criticised other world leaders over their efforts to tackle climate change, telling them he is growing "increasingly frustrated" that their commitments are "nowhere near enough".

Boris Johnson has criticised other world leaders over their efforts to tackle climate change, telling them he is growing "increasingly frustrated" that their commitments are "nowhere near enough".

At least eight people have been killed and dozens injured after a gunman opened fire at a university in the Russian city of Perm, officials have said.

Vaccinated passengers will be able to enter the US from the UK and EU from November, ending almost two years of coronavirus travel restrictions.

Afghan girls and boys have joined a social media protest against a decision by the Taliban to prevent young females going to school.

More than a hundred people have been arrested by Spanish and Italian authorities for allegedly laundering money for mafia groups.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has cancelled a warm-up tour in Pakistan for England's men's and women's teams following last week's security concerns expressed by New Zealand.

Boris Johnson has said the UK's relationship with France is "indestructible" despite the fallout from the new military pact with the US and Australia.

The FBI have searched the home of Brian Laundrie - the fiance of Gabby Petito, whose body was apparently found over the weekend in a Wyoming national park.

Around 5,000 people on La Palma in the Canary Islands have been evacuated to escape the erupting Cumbre Vieja volcano.

Protesters have blocked roads in northern Kosovo after authorities stopped cars with Serbian plates from entering the country.

A cat has been saved by fans at an American football game in Miami after it plunged about 30ft from an upper deck of the Hard Rock Stadium.

A cow wandered on to the M25 motorway on Thursday morning after breaking through a fence and escaping its field.

Cows in Switzerland have been airlifted to the bottom of their Alpine meadows in a bizarre spectacle.

The US Food and Drug Agency (FDA) has issued a warning to people not to take an anti-parasitic drug designed for livestock to treat or prevent COVID-19 following multiple reports of poisonings.

An animal handler attacked by an alligator as crying children looked on has said she "loves" the reptile and that it should not face any consequences.