Linda Evangelista back on Vogue cover after being 'deformed' by procedure //
Model Linda Evangelista has appeared on the cover of Vogue for the first time since saying she had been "deformed" by a cosmetic procedure which went wrong.
R. Kelly trial: Witness testifies she was sexually abused by the singer // A woman at the heart of R. Kelly's second federal trial has testified that the R&B singer had sex with her "hundreds" of times before she turned 18. The 37-year-old woman, known as "Jane", said that improper contact with Kelly began when she was just 13.
Sir Salman Rushdie attack suspect 'only read two pages' of Satanic Verses // The man accused of stabbing Sir Salman Rushdie has reportedly said he has only read two pages of the author's controversial novel The Satanic Verses. Hadi Matar, 24, has pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the assault at an event in New York last week.
Wales TV habits see largest generational gap, Ofcom says // Younger adults in Wales now watch about a fifth of the amount of scheduled TV than those over 55, according to a report from regulator Ofcom.TV screen time for 16 to 24-year-olds was on average one hour and six minutes.
People's health at risk unless action taken on energy costs - NHS leaders // Rising numbers of people will fall sick and see their health worsen unless the government takes further action to limit energy price rises, the NHS says. The NHS Confederation said the UK was facing a "humanitarian crisis".
MP Margaret Ferrier pleads guilty to exposing public to Covid // An MP has pled guilty to breaching Covid rules after travelling by train despite knowing she had the virus. Margaret Ferrier spoke in parliament in September 2020 while awaiting the results of a Covid test.
Labour membership falls by 90,000, latest accounts show // The Labour Party lost about 91,000 members last year, according its accounts. The party had 432,213 members at the end of 2021, down from 523,332 in 2020.
Children living in temporary accommodation at record high // The number of children living in temporary accommodation in Scotland has risen to record levels. There were 8,635 children living in temporary housing in March 2022 compared to 7,385 in March 2021, according to new government statistics - an increase of 17%.
Benjamin Mendy: Accuser says footballer threatened to kidnap her // A woman who accused Manchester City's Benjamin Mendy of attempted rape said she thought he was joking when he told her "I'm going to kidnap you", a jury heard.
Cristiano Ronaldo: Manchester United forward wants to leave but where would he go? // Julien Laurens, Guillem Balague and Raphael Honigstein have been considering Ronaldo's future - with the prolific forward having made it no secret that he wants to leave Old Trafford to play in the Champions League.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe: Billionaire wants to buy Manchester United // Lancashire-born Ratcliffe, the majority shareholder of chemical group Ineos, is a boyhood fan of the club. He also owns French side Nice, Swiss club Lausanne-Sport and Ineos Grenadiers cycling team, while Ineos has a partnership with the Mercedes F1 team.
European Championships Munich 2022: Dina Asher-Smith calls for more period sports science // Dina Asher-Smith has called for more research into the effect of periods on performance after her cycle caused her to pull up with cramp at Munich 2022. Defending champion Asher-Smith initially thought her recovery strategy or hydration may be to blame after she limped out of Tuesday's 100m final.
Growing share of under-30s pay unaffordable rent // People under 30 are facing a growing cost-of-renting crisis, new figures seen by the BBC suggest. Four in 10 of this age group are now spending more than 30% of their pay on rent, according to the data - a five-year high.
Ofgem director Christine Farnish resigns over price cap change // A non-executive director at energy regulator Ofgem has quit over changes to the way the energy price cap is set. Christine Farnish said she felt the regulator had not "struck the right balance between the interests of consumers and interests of suppliers".
Royal Mail workers vote for further strikes // Workers at Royal Mail voted for further strikes over terms and conditions. The Communication Workers Union (CWU) said its members reject the "erosion of workplace rights", joining other sectors in voting for strike action amidst the rising cost of living.
Cost of living: Iceland to offer interest-free loans to customers // Iceland will offer customers interest-free loans to help with their food shop amid soaring inflation. The supermarket trialed the scheme in Huddersfield and Rhyl, Denbighshire, before rolling it out across Wales, where more than 500 customers used it.