Nearly four million women will be invited to order a free kit at home as the NHS tries to boost cervical screening uptake.
Campaigners say the murders of two women in Tottenham underline long-running failures in how the justice system protects sex workers.
Natalie Chubb says her concerns were not taken seriously after a caesarean section, before a scan was wrongly reported and her condition worsened.
A new study says hundreds of millions of pounds may have passed through short-lived firms registered as salons, hairdressers and corner shops.
Courts in separate cases heard how explicit images were uploaded without consent and how one woman was forced into running an account for her abuser.
Millions of homes face higher bills from October, but some fixed tariffs are already cheaper than the new cap and could shield customers from further increases.
A parish treasurer says the bank closed a church account, failed to move the balance for months and only acted after complaints were raised.
Five testers used 15 lotions for three weeks, with dermatologists weighing in on ingredients, texture, fragrance and long-term skin benefits.
Fire crews, soldiers and aircraft are battling a deep-seated blaze that has threatened homes, farmland and land across the Eastern valley hillside.
Sussex Police says it is investigating after the incident at Wiston Park, where emergency services treated casualties and organisers closed the festival.