Josh Cook, 35, who has the Huntington's gene and whose mother died by suicide in 2024, is campaigning for the assisted dying bill, saying terminally ill people should have the right to a dignified end.
Wind producers are paid to switch off to avoid grid overload, with experts warning of higher bills and a blow to economic growth as costs could soar to nearly £8bn by 2030.
Volunteer lifeboat crews who rescued migrants from a Channel mega-dinghy face threats and abuse, with protests targeting the charity despite its 200-year history of saving lives.
Labour MP Kim Leadbeater urges MPs to back assisted dying legislation ahead of Friday's Commons vote, saying terminally ill people have been let down for too long.
Salford council will lobby the government over fears the free school meals expansion could become a 'postcode lottery', as 16,000 children could benefit from holiday support.
Wirral councillors unanimously rejected a request to grant land access to the £5bn Peak Cluster carbon capture pipeline, with one councillor vowing to 'lay in the mud naked' to stop it.
A study of 104,000 older adults found a brisk 30-minute daily walk may be as beneficial as slower, longer walks, with pace mattering as much as step count.
The Government has said there is no current evidence that El Nino will cause food security issues in the UK, despite warnings from the Environment Secretary and UN.
Nigel Farage demands a total ban on face coverings, including the burka, calling them a menace to society and un-British.
DWP data shows four PIP claimant groups most likely to receive ongoing awards of up to £778, including those with visual, musculoskeletal, neurological and respiratory conditions.
Liverpool Council is consulting on opening hours changes for all 14 libraries it runs, including reduced hours at Central Library, with some branches gaining extra opening time.
The Government has issued its verdict on the State Pension triple lock, confirming no plans to abandon the policy, with Andy Burnham saying it would be 'dangerous' to go against the Labour manifesto.
John Healey must act on fuel duty or face the anger of 30 million petrol and diesel car owners, as a 3p rise looms from January.
The Cardiff Capital Region has entered a strategic partnership with the National Wealth Fund to accelerate major growth, providing investment expertise and capital to develop financial opportunities.
Mowing grass every one to two weeks in September encourages greener, thicker growth and prevents weeds, according to gardening experts.
The UN General Assembly voted to replace the Mercator map with the Equal Earth projection, backed by 164 member states, after critics labelled the old map 'cartographic colonialism'.
Ceiling debris at the Kennedy Center may strengthen the case for a $250m renovation and closure, which preservationists fear could lead to demolition.
Ofgem's 4% energy price cap rise takes effect October 1, adding about £60 to typical annual household bills. The increase, driven by higher wholesale gas prices linked to Middle East conflict, runs through December 31.
Gaynor Griffiths, 63, died at a Swiss clinic in April to escape MND 'torture'. Her family now urges MPs to back the assisted dying bill, honouring her dying wish.
The Government has rejected Westminster council's last-minute request to delay Sadiq Khan's £150m pedestrianisation of Oxford Street, which is set to begin next month.
Private landlords in England and Wales must meet EPC Band C by October 2030, a change expected to be enforced while Andy Burnham is Prime Minister.
Households are urged to leave bowls of white vinegar out overnight to neutralise odours, as experts share tips for tackling stubborn smells.
Wirral's Woodchurch Estate is 'being left to ruin,' say residents, but £20m in Government Pride in Place funding has been secured for improvements.
A North Wales councillor claims a seaside village has been 'taken over by outsiders' with Welsh no longer heard in shops and cafes during a holiday let debate.
DWP minister Sir Stephen Timms confirmed the PIP review final report with recommendations is due around November, following 38,000 responses to a call for evidence.
Overwatered houseplants with damp soil and decaying leaves attract flies, which in turn draw spiders into homes, experts warn. Simple steps can help deter them.
Conservative MPs have written to Barnet Council over Barnet Hill Academy, which they say forces girls as young as seven to wear a hijab as it becomes state-funded.
The UN general assembly will vote on Friday on a Togo-sponsored resolution to phase out the Mercator map in favour of one that accurately displays Africa’s size.
The British Army has been told to halt non-essential training exercises to save money, with collective training for UK-based units suspended for most of the year.
Onions can stay fresh for up to six months if kept out of the fridge and stored in a cool, dry, ventilated place, according to YouTube's Jerry James Stone.