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Fancy swapping the rain for sand and blue skies? Well, now might be your chance, as South Australia Police have launched a recruitment drive tempting British Bobbies to say g'day' to the land down under.

The NHS is facing fresh scrutiny over its policy on single-sex spaces in hospitals after the landmark ruling from the Supreme Court, which ruled the term 'woman' only applies to biological females. Health Minister Karin Smyth speaks to @charlottehawkns and Richard Madeley.

Up to two million people could avoid being put on an NHS hospital waiting list - under a new scheme that aims to get GPs taking advice from specialists, in return for cash. Karin Smyth speaks about the GP reforms.

Coming up on GMB 👇 📰 A crisis of violence in our schools. Teachers have been punched, kicked, shoved or spat at by pupils in the last year, according to a new report. 💬 Is 70 the new 50? With older people at their sharpest and fittest than ever before, so-called Baby Boomers

Baby boomers are being urged to work later in life after the International Monetary Fund declared “70s are the new 50s”. So, should the current State Pension age of 66 be scrapped and baby boomers made to work until their 70s?

Teachers have been punched, kicked, shoved or spat at by pupils in the last year, according to a new report. The survey by teaching union NASUWT shows 81% of teachers believe children's behaviour has become worse, with 60% of threats of assault with a weapon coming from pupils

The NHS will 'have to change' its policies on single sex wards, that's according to the Chair of the UK's Equalities Watchdog. It's just one of the public bodies and organisations scrambling to adapt following the Supreme Court Ruling that the term 'women' can only be applied to

Morning! Here with Adil Ray OBE, spend your Good Friday with us here on Good Morning Britain

Two British tourists may be among four people killed after a cable car crashed to the ground near Naples in southern Italy - that's according to Italian media reports this morning. The tragic accident took place just a week after the attraction reopened for the season.

Millions of people are set to face disruption to their Easter travel plans this weekend due to major rail engineering works, strike action and heavy traffic. More than 300 engineering projects will be carried out by Network Rail across Britain between today and Easter Monday.

It will be wet and windy in the west and dry and bright in the east. Laura Tobin. has the forecast and the outlook for the Easter bank holiday weekend.

A shocking new survey shared exclusively with GMB by Pulse magazine suggests 1 in 7 GPs have turned to antidepressants to cope with the demands of their job. Dr Anita Raja talks to @charlottehawkns and Adil Ray OBE about her own experiences. She explains how full time GPs are working

'This was a disease sent by the devil himself.' Graeme Souness becomes emotional as he describes the impact of the painful skin condition Isla Grist lives with. He tells Adil Ray OBE & @charlottehawkns why it's important to raise awareness and funds for research into treatments.

Baby boomers are being urged to work later in life after the International Monetary Fund declared “70s are the new 50s”. So, should the current State Pension age of 66 be scrapped and baby boomers made to work until their 70s? Mike Parry and Owen Jones debate.

Acting legend Ian Smith has been on Neighbours for almost 40 years and his goodbye was emotional both on and off screen as he deals with his own cancer treatment. He talks to Adil Ray OBE and @charlottehawkns about how his treatment is going.

Liverpool legend Graeme Souness is swimming to Calais and back to raise money for DEBRA UK for research into treatments for the rare skin condition Epidermolysis Bullosa. Isla Grist, who lives with the condition, talks about her friendship with Graeme and how much his

52% of teachers have considered leaving the profession as a result of stress caused by student aggression in the classroom. Former pupil support assistant Alana Gauffre has been a victim of this kind of behaviour herself as she tells ＠adilray and ＠charlottehawkns how a pupil

GPs say they're being pushed to breaking point by the demands of the job, with more than half cutting back their sessions with patients. A new survey - shared exclusively with this programme by GPs' magazine, Pulse - suggests one in 7 have taken antidepressants, because of the