Joe Wicks is backing a new health initiative to help young children learn to take care of their oral health and stop tooth decay. He's partnered with the government and Colgate to front the "Brush With Us" campaign, helping families to build positive daily brushing habits.

Puppies in training have been on a Halloween adventure this week in Cheshire as they prepare for life as guide dogs 🦮 They've been walking with their trainers through Halloween displays with flashing lights, mirrors and spooky characters to learn to stay calm and not get spooked 🕸️

There’s a new breed of lawnmower grazing in Leeds... 🐐 A herd of goats are being used to tackle brambles and shrubs on Asket Hill, where the steep terrain makes mowing tricky. Our reporter Katie Lyons has been down to see them

Andy Burnham joked with a crowd in Scotlland today that his 'No.10 North' in Manchester is actually their 'No.10 South'. Speaking in Motherwell, he urged voters to 'move beyond' debates about Scottish independence, saying he wanted to'move on from the old politics of conflict'.

MPs from across the House of Commons have spoken to us about their memories of Sir David Amess, five years after he was killed. We spoke to Lindsay Hoyle, Anna Firth and David Burton-Sampson about how they remember him.

Restaurants, bars, and pubs are offering up to 100,000 work placements for NEETs over the next three years, but will they be effective? It's the latest scheme designed to get young people skills and experience in the workplace, after the government announced one for the retail sector in September.

Sir David Amess' 'Children's Parliament' are meeting in Westminster today to mark five years since his murder. The group of seven to eleven-year-olds will hold a national debate and meet with the House of Lords speaker. Our political correspondent Tom Clabon is there for us.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have been in Cardiff today opening the Senedd. It's the King's first time performing the ceremony to open Welsh parliament as monarch.

A man who was killed by a tiger at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday had experienced ‘previous bouts of psychosis’. The inquest into the death of 24 y/o William Chapman has opened at Doncaster Coroner’s Court today. Our Chief Reporter Chris Davis-Smith has the latest

King Charles and Queen Camilla were met by protestors at Welsh parliament today as shouts of "Not my King" could be heard as they arrived. Charles is opening the Senedd today for the first time as a monarch.

"He was just a genuinely all-round nice guy" Sir Lindsay Hoyle tells us about his friend and colleague Sir David Amess, five years on from his murder.