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The energy price cap rise and New Years' celebrations make the front of Wednesday's papers.

These big comebacks, awards contenders and cultural heavyweights should be highlights of the year.

The New Year Honours list makes the front of all of Tuesday's papers.

The man had minor injuries from a fire that was sparked by a portable propane heater in the home.

Two big releases will dominate the industry next year, but they're not the only games in town.

Hurricane Beryl lashed the island in July, devastating much of its fishing fleet.

Monday's headlines include checks ordered on school buildings and young adults being too ill to work.

Forty-five years ago a puma was captured in the Highlands, but reported big cat sightings continued.

Headlines include repair costs for hospitals tripling and Kemi Badenoch's anger at Nigel Farage's airtime.

Luke Littler progresses to the fourth round of the PDC World Darts Championship despite a below par performance.

The killings have led to questions about what is driving people to murder strangers en masse.

Saturday's headlines include the death of Sir Keir Starmer's brother and criticism of a rates increase on flights.

Mohamed Salah says it "feels different" as Liverpool come from behind to beat Leicester and move seven points clear at the top.

Friday's papers include stories on a clash of words between Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch.

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira outshines Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim in the battle of two new Portuguese bosses.

A BBC reporter looks back to the day in 2004 when the tsunami hit while she was on the Andaman and Nicobar islands.

Many of Boxing Day's front pages feature images of members of the Royal Family from Christmas Day.

The collision happened on the A15 north of Caenby Corner, police say.

Sussex Police release CCTV images of the two men they want to talk to.

Interpol has issued a yellow notice for two boys being held in Egypt by their father.

After a 50-year campaign, families are celebrating their last Christmas relying on generators.

The BBC hears from several people left out of pocket by a Yorkshire-based competitions company.

Tuesday's headlines focus on the UK economy's growth struggles and the King's Christmas speech.

The promising goalkeeper - badly injured in a car crash - is now "thankful" to be home for good.

Jason Mohammad presents highlights from a bumper Sunday of top-flight football action.

Oleksandr Usyk defeats Briton Tyson Fury to retain his unified heavyweight world titles and prove his status as a generational great in another close points win in Saudi Arabia.

Michael van Gerwen and Stephen Bunting both move into the third round of the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship with victories at Alexandra Palace on Friday.

Watch as Tyson Fury cuts face-off with Oleksandr Usyk short after seven seconds at the weigh-in for their heavyweight fight in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Saturday. This comes the day after the pair engaged in an 11 minute 20 seconds face-off at the media conference on Thursday.

Ange Postecoglou's second-season trophy promise is still alive after Tottenham's chaotic win over Manchester United, writes Phil McNulty.

The screenwriter says he has thought of entire shows while brushing his teeth in the morning.

The UFWD is a decades-old - and increasingly controversial - arm of China's Communist Party. What does it do?

The image on the app shows a man putting a large plastic bag into the boot of his car.

The model strikes an uncanny resemblance to the music icon in a remake of the 1973 video.

Alessia Russo is being rewarded for hard work under interim boss Renee Slegers and her fine form continued in Arsenal's final game before the winter break.

In March, the two Japanese car makers agreed to explore a strategic partnership for electric vehicles.

The killing of Igor Kirillov is a wake-up call for the Russian capital, writes Steve Rosenberg.

Two-time champion Peter Wright wins his opening game at the PDC World Championship, while Ryan Meikle beats Fallon Sherrock to set up a match against teenage prodigy Luke Littler.

England's year ends with a crushing 424-run defeat by New Zealand in the third and final Test in Hamilton.

Colin Wright, formerly of Motherwell, was extradited from Spain to the UK for drug trafficking.

Thanks to climate change and tougher vines, Denmark and Sweden have a growing number of wineries.

At least 37 people appear to have been butchered and likely eaten in a Bronze Age massacre in Somerset.

A twister touched down in Scotts Valley as one person was killed during ice storms in Nebraska.

Disclosures about an alleged Chinese spy operating in the UK and the PM criticised for allowing 'slum' housing are in Sunday's papers.

Mr Penny was acquitted earlier this week of homicide after a homeless man died when he restrained him on a subway.

The papers lead on Prince Andrew's links to an alleged spy and Labour is criticised over GDP figures.

After 16 days of pro-EU protests, a former Manchester City footballer is set be appointed president.

Builders and developers say reforms are needed to recruit more tradespeople to build the homes being promised.

None of first responders were injured, but the truck driver was taken to the hospital for minor injuries, according to officials.

Yoon Suk Yeol - whose attempt to impose martial law backfired - faces another vote in parliament this weekend.

Harshita's body was found in the boot of a car in east London last month.

Convictions over the death of Sara Sharif and a new drive for government efficiency lead the papers.

Her disappearance sparked conspiracies online before police declared she was voluntarily missing.

A humpback whale makes one of the longest and most unusual migrations ever recorded, raising alarm.

MPs want to see military housing improved but say they are "not confident" funds will be available.

The Franklin wildfire has burned hundreds of acres in an upmarket area of the US state of California

Shea Osei says she made more than 35 sets of press on nails for the Wicked movie.

Most of Monday's papers lead on the rebels toppling the Assad regime, as Syrians celebrate its fall.

The BBC spoke to people in the Syrian capital after the end of the Assad family's five decades in power.

The move is part of what ministers say will be a "sweeping overhaul" of England's local planning system.

Donald Trump said the Prince of Wales is doing a "fantastic job" and the Assad regime in Syria is falling.

Ruben Amorim's task of improving Manchester United's fortunes is becoming clear to him after a defeat by Nottingham Forest.

Lando Norris pays tribute to McLaren as the team look to secure their first constructors' championship in 26 years.

The singer cannot be sued as an individual, a judge has ruled.

Gus Atkinson takes the 15th hat-trick by an England bowler to rattle through the New Zealand tail on the second day of the second Test in Wellington.

Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou says he "didn't like what was being said" by some Spurs fans after their defeat by Bournemouth.

Pep Guardiola says he is "so happy" to have Kevin de Bruyne back after the midfielder played an integral role in Manchester City's win against Nottingham Forest.

All the best action, reaction and analysis of eight midweek Premier League fixtures.

Almost 45,000 assaults were recorded by ambulance services across England over the last five years.

A failed attempt to declare martial law and a killer nurse being investigated over baby deaths feature in the headlines.

The billionaire donated millions to President-elect Donald Trump’s re-election campaign this year.

Tom Hayhoe's first task will be reviewing the £8.7bn of pandemic PPE that had to be written off.

Police say nine men were arrested at the Liverpool vs Manchester City game on Sunday at Anfield.

The Gregg Wallace scandal continues to take front and centre on many of the papers on Monday, as does the latest in the conflict in Syria.

Former world snooker champion Terry Griffiths has died aged 77, the World Snooker Tour has confirmed.