The US presidential election dominates Wednesday's front pages as the world waits to hear who won.

A proposed average rise of 21% a year will cause 'intolerable strain', a consumer group warns.

The move is part of an overhaul of decades-old mental health legislation in England and Wales.

The bonfire societies spend months producing effigies which are paraded through the streets.

Defra says the outbreak, at a farm in Hornsea, is the first in Great Britain since February.

Samir Shah says there's a "sense of almost perpetual government review over the BBC".

Sir Alan wrote to the PM twice in the past month, urging him to ensure victims receive full financial redress by March next year.

A father accused of killing Sara Sharif attempted CPR on his daughter, the Old Bailey has heard.

Pygmy hippos are native to West Africa and experts believe there are only about 2,500 left in the wild.

London Underground drivers were due to walk out on 7 and 12 November.

The former Home Office minister supported Kemi Badenoch's campaign to be Conservative leader.

The Queen hopes to be well enough to attend Remembrance events this weekend, Buckingham palace says.

The project, near Hawick, promises an investment of £350m and could create 1,200 jobs.

NHS England says hospitals being forced into paying premium rates of over £200 an hour.

The chief executive is concerned that the High Street will "bear the weight" of tax rises.

The Olympic cycling champion, who has terminal cancer, wants more younger men to get checked.

Ministers could face a huge bill if they lose a legal fight over beleaguered bottle return plans.

David Tudor Evans died after the crash and four others were seriously injured.

Reshuffling Kemi Badenoch's shadow cabinet is proving tricky, the BBC's political editor writes.