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A transgender woman who became the first to legally marry in India's Tamil Nadu state speaks of her mother's unwavering support.

A series of household bills, including water, energy and council tax, increase on Tuesday.

Some locals say rent hikes prompted by an influx of construction workers are pricing them out.

An undercover BBC investigation exposes how rogue agents are exploiting a UK visa scheme.

Millions of motorists could be in line for payouts depending on the decision of Supreme Court judges.

Nottingham Forest's "incredible" season continues as they beat Brighton on penalties to reach the FA Cup semi-finals for the first time in 34 years.

The papers focus on the deadly earthquake in South East Asia and criticism of the chancellor's policies.

The influencer-turned-musician is topping the charts after turning trauma into music that heals.

Chelsea's quadruple dream remains on course after they swept aside Man City in the Women's Champions League - and holders Barcelona await in the semi-finals.

Luke Littler moves eight points clear at the top of the Premier League table with victory on night eight in Newcastle.

Arsenal needed something special to book their place in the Women's Champions League semi-finals - and how they produced it.

Two men, 18 and 19, were arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.

Craig Bellamy shed his new 'Mr Calm' nickname after a wild conclusion to Wales' World Cup qualifier in North Macedonia.

A proposed change to the assisted dying bill could push back the introduction of the law by two years.

BBC Sport looks at which players impressed in Thomas Tuchel's first two games - and who did not.

Lennox Clarke, who supplied drugs to a dealer in Cheltenham, went on the run to Ireland, Mexico and Thailand.

Britain's Emma Raducanu is through to the last 16 of the Miami Open after opponent McCartney Kessler retired injured at the start of the second set.

Midfielder John McGinn says Scotland let themselves down on "an embarrassing night", while head coach Steve Clarke wants a strong response to the "bump in the road" of the Nations League play-off defeat to Greece.

The Wyndford Road flats will be brought down by explosives as part of a redevelopment of the Maryhill area.

A mix of stories make up the front of the Sunday papers.

Steve Witkoff says the UK plans for an international force to support a ceasefire are a "posture".

As four men are sentenced for stealing a gold toilet, the BBC unearths other unusual crimes.

Foreman won his first world heavyweight championship in 1973 then did it again in 1994 when he was 45.

Saturday's front pages cover the chaos at Heathrow and one year since the Princess of Wales shared her cancer diagnosis.

Grant Hanley has been written off, left out and cast aside. But the 33-year-old was there again when Scotland needed him, writes Tom English.

Teenager Luke Littler hits a nine-darter and averages a stunning 112.5 to beat Michael van Gerwen and win night seven of Premier League Darts in Cardiff.

Manchester City interim manager Nick Cushing's eventful week continues as he proves the 'mastermind' behind their victory over Chelsea.

Jamie Cooper, 33, was being taken to a court appearance when he fled.

Young men are increasingly turning to "callous, manipulative and toxic" influencers as role models, Sir Gareth Southgate says.

It could be some time before people know how they may be affected by the government's benefits overhaul.

Research by the BBC finds libraries are being lost at a rate of about 40 each year.

Tuesday's papers have pictures of the Princess of Wales celebrating St Patrick's Day.

The Conservative leader says the target is impossible "without a serious drop in our living standards or by bankrupting us".

Rory McIlroy will have to return on Monday for a play-off after American JJ Spaun erased his lead over the final few holes at a storm-affected Players Championship.

Some of the men who were there look back nearly 80 years to the largest single airborne operation.

England create special memories with an unexpected rout of Wales' Principality Stadium home that should fuel them to further feats.

England boss Thomas Tuchel says he must "earn the right" to sing the country's national anthem.

Starmer to axe NHS England, while Putin says "there are nuances" in response to a proposed 30-day Ukraine ceasefire.

A maintenance hole explosion at Texas Tech University caused evacuation orders and classes to be cancelled for the rest of the week.

Nasa's SpaceX mission will could try again on Thursday as part of the effort to retrieve Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore.

A backlash over proposed reform to the welfare system leads many papers, as does news of Trump's tariffs beginning.

The family of the murdered MP say they still feel betrayed but are hopeful of answers.

Darwin Nunez is not to blame for Liverpool's defeat by PSG but his miss seems to carry more weight, writes Phil McNulty.

Several papers lead on the emotional tribute John Hunt shared in court about wife Carol and daughters Louise and Hannah.

President Zelensky said it was now up to the US to convince Russia to agree to the truce.

After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?

The Trump administration has told migrants to leave voluntarily or face harsher consequences.

Trump says he offered Iran a chance to negotiate on their nuclear programme or face military action.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will give more detail about the government's plans for the economy.

The Kuwati man, in his sixties, suffered a cardiac arrest on the boat that was carrying him from northern France, officials said.

Pat McFadden said the civil service's "state is not match-fit to rise to the moment".

Welterweight Lauren Price easily outpoints Natasha Jonas to settle their domestic rivalry and become a unified world champion in a changing of the guards moment for women's boxing at the Royal Albert Hall.

The conundrum of Cyriel Dessers epitomises one of the strangest Rangers teams in history, writes Tom English.

Nedum Onuoha analyses Arsenal's record-breaking 7-1 victory over PSV in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16.

The Go singer says she's entering a "new era" where she's comfortable sharing her love for women.

The camera hidden by Nicola Hughes captured footage of staff roughly handling and shouting at her mother.

The founder of a support scheme says: "We will walk with our Ukrainian friends hand in hand."

Before Club Brugge face Aston Villa on Tuesday, manager Nicky Hayen is being touted as one of Europe's "hottest properties".

Sir Keir Starmer's plans to form a "coalition of the willing" to end the war in Ukraine leads most of Monday's papers.

This week also sees the release of Split Fiction, R-Patz's new film Mickey-17 and Meghan's delayed TV show.

The majority of Republicans say Zelensky was at fault for the spat, but one accused the president of "embracing Putin".

Families of those killed in the Jeju Air crash have been smeared as "fake victims" and "scammers".