People in England will need ID to be able to vote from Thursday May 4, so here's all you need to know about the new rules before polling day.
After one of the driest Februarys on record, March has been declared one of the wettest, the Met Office has revealed.
Councils such as East Herts and Uttlesford have discretion over when and how they collect waste but ministers are keen on a 'national bin service'.
Broadband fees are shooting up for millions of customers in April, but how much extra will you pay and is it possible to avoid the new charges?
Loud sirens will be triggered on mobiles in April in a test of the UK's new emergency alerts system, but how will it work and can you switch off?
Owners being given until June 10, 2024 to microchip their cat or face a fine of up to £500 under Government's new animal law.
Alerts for incidents like severe flood, fire or terror attack, which trigger loud sirens on mobiles and tablets, expected to be tested across UK soon.
Yellow warnings for ice and snow issued for northern and eastern areas, and forecasts suggest worst of the weather could then track further south.
Diesel drivers paying around 20p more for every litre of fuel compared to petrol users, which in no way reflects wholesale prices, claims RAC.
Households should continue to use water carefully, says the Environment Agency, after England saw its driest February for 30 years.
The number of people ill with sickness and diarrhoea infection norovirus is at record levels – but it's older people being severely affected.
Asda and Morrisons introduce limits on tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce as fruit and veg shortages leave shelves empty.
Women prescribed HRT for the menopause are to be saved hundreds of pounds each year under a new prescription deal announced for their medication.
Major weather event in 2018, which led to prolonged Arctic conditions and record snowfall, likely to happen later in February, says Met Office.
Half-term travellers told to expect disruption as cross-Channel Border Force staff and Spanish air traffic controllers prepare to strike.
Residents who don't use mains gas to heat their homes are being given the extra cash under the launch of the Alternative Fuel Payment scheme.
Changes to polar vortex – and phenomenon called 'sudden stratospheric warming' – could lead to even colder weather blasting in from Arctic.
Unions are warning the country faces 'significant' disruption when the biggest and most far-reaching strike action to date takes place next month.
A new Covid-19 variant, spreading rapidly across the US, is being watched closely by scientists fearful of its potential impact on the NHS.
The last full moon of 2022 - aptly named a Cold Moon - will be visible as temperatures plummet below freezing.
