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Thousands of people have received energy bills that are older than 12 months, despite it being against regulator rules.

The UN estimates another 2,800 were injured as M23 rebels captured the eastern city of Goma.

The Washington air collision and record high of shoplifting in the UK feature on Friday's papers.

The company's signature phone has been updated with artificial intelligence, but sales are down.

Heathrow airport's expansion and a Bank of England bullion shortage feature in Thursday's papers.

The chancellor's plans for growth and the Strictly live tour axing Wynne Evans feature in the papers.

The chancellor says expanding Heathrow would boost growth, but there is a lot of vocal opposition.

The skeleton of Ean Coutts was found in a derelict warehouse in Fife a year after he went missing.

Holocaust survivors' recollections and DeepSeek's effect on US tech feature in Tuesday's papers.

Trump said last week that he'll 'reach out' - but Washington faces a very different Kim this time around

The territory's untapped mineral wealth has caught the eye of both mining firms and Donald Trump.

Explosions and gunshots are reportedly heard in the eastern city of Goma late on Sunday.

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim suggests he'd rather give a place on the bench to his 63-year-old goalkeeping coach over Marcus Rashford because of effort.

Democrats described Trump's late-night firing of the federal agency inspectors general as an 'attack on Democracy'.

The UK foreign secretary urges the world not to forget Sudan after visiting those fleeing to Chad.

The State Department notice appears to affect everything from development assistance to military aid.

The state of the UK economy and calls for sentencing reform after the Southport attack lead the papers.

It brings to a close a hugely successful series which has been watched by more than nine million viewers.

Parliamentary standards body says the last election saw an "almost-unprecedented" staff turnover.

Reactions to the 52-year jail sentence handed to Southport killer Axel Rudakubana lead the papers.

Conspiracies have long dogged the assassinations, particularly the murder of President John F Kennedy

Axel Rudakubana, 18, was jailed for a minimum of 52 years for the murders of three girls.

Next to a geothermal plant in Iceland a start-up is growing microalgae for food.

Donald Trump's inauguration and Axel Rudakubana's guilty plea over the Southport attacks lead the papers.

Donald Trump will be sworn in on Monday during a series of events that will kick off his presidency.

The release of three hostages from Gaza as a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas came into force yesterday dominates Monday's front pages.

Hours after its launch, the market capitalisation for $Trump reached nearly $5.5bn (£4.5bn).

Israel's prime minister says his country is ready to go back to war in Gaza if negotiations for a second phase of the ceasefire deal with Hamas collapses.

Gas from the seafloor has scientists wondering if oxygen could be found in the oceans of other planets.

Keir Starmer and Donald Trump's relationship and Denis Law tributes feature on Saturday's front pages.

Coldplay and Ed Sheeran are set to start their tours to sell-out crowds in the country.

Chelsea full-back reflects on a "lonely" injury lay-off after scoring a late leveller to announce his Premier League return.

Watch highlights as Thelo Aasgaard scores twice for Wigan in a 2-0 win at Mansfield Town in the third round of the FA Cup.

Prosecutors alleged the man from Texas sent threatening and explicit messages to the Indiana Fever star player.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canadians are "very, very proud of being Canadian".

The government ramping up AI use in the public sector and NHS bed shortages lead Monday's papers.

A woman in her 50s is being questioned about the death of William McNicholl.

"Growing disquiet" in the Labour Party and Nigel Farage's "side-hustles" lead Sunday's newspapers.

Saturday's headlines include the nation's winter gas supply and Dean Windass's "shock" dementia diagnosis.

A 3km protection zone is in place around a premises in Angus after an outbreak of the H5N1 virus.

A group of councillors in Derbyshire say the party "has lost its sense of direction" under Farage's leadership.

TikTok is hoping to win a challenge against law that would see it banned from the US this month.

Trump had launched a last-minute appeal at the US Supreme Court ahead of Friday's sentencing hearing.

Friday's headlines include more reports of devastation in Los Angeles due to wildfires.

Famous faces have been forced to flee the usually idyllic neighbourhood as a massive fire encroaches.

Wednesday's headlines include wildfires in LA and economists warning of rising government borrowing costs.

The planned measures will target the finances of illegal smuggling networks, the Home Office says.

A change in moderation policy by the owner of Facebook and pressures on the NHS lead the papers.

In a closed-door hearing, a former senior UK Special Forces officer tells a public inquiry he believes the SAS "was carrying out murders".

Mikel Arteta still believes Arsenal can reach the Carabao Cup final - but says they must first master the "tricky" football used in the competition.

Ange Postecoglou says even in-form Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah would find life a struggle at the moment in the Tottenham team he manages.

When Nottingham Forest face Liverpool at the City Ground next week it will be one of the most unlikely top of the table clashes.

Seven US states declared emergencies owing to the polar vortex of icy air that usually circles the North Pole.

The England and Wales Cricket Board calls for a unified response to action against Afghanistan amid calls for the England men's team to boycott next month's Champions Trophy match against the country.

While Trump eyes Greenland, Norway and Russia have put the brakes on their polar region investments.

Hollywood stars brought style as well as The Substance to the event in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Elon Musk's calls for Nigel Farage to be replaced as Reform UK leader, and weather disruption leads the papers.

Luke Littler says he will never admit to being the best in the world at darts despite winning the 2025 PDC World Darts Championship.

Will swapping a southern English accent for a Welsh lilt work to gain opponents trust?

Tips on what to carry in your car, and how to drive in snow and icy weather.

Cold weather payments are available to some people after seven days of below-zero temperatures.

Pets can need help to stay warm when wintry conditions arrive.

Republican Mike Johnson could only lose two votes from his own party in his bid for speaker re-election, and he nearly did.

How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?

Friday's papers carry a variety of stories, including news the government is launching a commission to reform social care.

Teenager Luke Littler thrashes Stephen Bunting 6-1 with a ruthless display to set up a PDC World Championship final against Michael van Gerwen on Friday.

Lombardy's president, who confirmed the news, says Missoni's death is "a great loss for Italy".

Coverage of an attack in New Orleans which has killed at least 15 people dominates Thursday's front pages.

Revellers had been celebrating the new year when a driver ploughed his pick-up truck into a large crowd.

With Bukayo Saka out until March, 17-year-old Ethan Nwaneri shows glimpses against Brentford to give Arsenal hope.