Minnie Stephenson , Reporter

Weinstein’s accusers have reacted with anger to the fact that he will not be paying any of the damages himself. 

It is almost exactly 20 years since the ban on LGBT people in the armed forces was lifted. One of the servicemen who fell foul of the ban before it was scrapped was Joe Ousalice.

Imagine growing up with the threat of violence, attacks – and forced marriage. And this from your own parents. 

General election discussion turned to policy debates over immigration and access to dental care.

The American artist Nan Goldin has staged an activist protest outside London’s Victoria and Albert Museum – urging them to abandon their links to the billionaire Sackler family.

While politicians haggle over Boris Johnson’s deal, many businesses are asking: if it passes, what will it mean for them?

Haringey’s manager took his team off the pitch during the second half after saying two players were racially abused.

Families on housing benefit can’t afford 9 out of 10 privately rented homes in England – pushing many into homelessness.

MPs have demanded that video games which allow money to be gambled on virtual items should be banned from being sold to children.

President Trump has declared that he cancelled top secret talks with Taliban leaders at Camp David – throwing into doubt months of diplomacy aimed at reaching a peace deal Afghanistan. Mr Trump blamed a suicide bomb attack in the Afghan capital Kabul last week which killed 12 people – including an American soldier. But what…

Search and rescue teams are still battling to reach some isolated communities in the Bahamas – cut off by floods and debris in the wake of Hurricane Dorian.  43 people are now known to have died – a figure expected to rise far higher. The British Navy has joined the United Nations and the US…

Boris Johnson’s words of wisdom have come back to haunt him again. In 2013 after Ed Miliband beat his brother David to the Labour leadership, he told The Telegraph newspaper that “only a socialist could regard familial ties as being so trivial as to shaft his own brother.” Now his own brother Jo has turned…

The Home Secretary says officials are helping a Polish born chef to get settled status in the UK,  after his application was rejected. Damian Wawrzyniak – who’s cooked for the Royal family and the 2012 Olympics – was shocked to be refused permission to live permanently in this country, after working and paying taxes in…

Hospital food doesn’t have the greatest reputation. But the government hopes – not for the first time – that, this will soon change. Today, the Department for Health and social care announced a review into hospital food standards in England, with celebrity Bake Off star, Prue Leith on board to advise. The move comes after…

The Grime star Stormzy says he is funding the costs of two more students from minority backgrounds to study at Cambridge. It follows his decision last year to support two students there – as part of an effort to help more students from black and ethnic minority families get to Oxbridge universities. Or is it simply perpetuating…