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Only average conditions are needed for the remainder of August to break the record, which was set just last year.
Debbie Adlam says she does not want a "special case" for her son, but for killers of emergency workers to be exempt.
Andy Burnham is confident a solution can be found to exclude two of PC Harper's killers from an early release scheme, the BBC understands.
The amber alerts will be in place until Friday evening to cover high and even extreme temperatures expected through this week.
England is on track to become one of the first countries in the world to eliminate hepatitis C, a dangerous virus that attacks the liver, figures show.
Britain's Amy Hunt has her "coming of age" moment as she storms to 100m glory at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said town centres had been "hollowed out" by decades of decline.
The Welsh government rejected the proposal out of hand in a debate over Betsi Cadwaladr's future.
The East Midlands, Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire, Kent and East Sussex, and Solent and the South Downs have moved into drought status.
Scottish Green MSP Q Manivannan is facing criticism from rape survivors groups and politicians over a podcast interview.
Scottish Green MSP Q Manivannan is facing criticism from rape survivors groups and politicians over a podcast interview.
Jeff and Janice Ivey from Texas became Wrexham AFC fans after watching the Disney series about the club.
Norfolk Police says more arrests are expected to come after it reviews footage following disorder.
Craig and Lindsay Foreman's family say they were on hunger strike for 93 and 84 days, respectively.
The inquest hears the Treasury did not apply written disciplinary policy before Chloe Moffat died.
Melin Llynon on Anglesey was painted red, white and green to mark the island hosting Urdd Gobaith Cymru's Eisteddfod.
Fire chief says the incident "remains ongoing" with crews staying on site to monitor any outbreaks.
Glyn Razzell was sentenced to life in prison in 2003 for the murder of his estranged wife.
From Stonehenge to the Serpentine the impact on parts of the UK from a long, hot, summer can be seen from space.
Four women and two men were arrested after a 23-year-old woman died in Clerkenwell on Thursday.
One talk by Arday is "cancelled at the request of the speaker" and others are removed from listings.
The Home Office says it shows the "reckless and dangerous tactics" used by gangs "cramming ever greater numbers on to unseaworthy vessels".
The seven-figure payment was given to Steve Buck as part of package to persuade him to join the troubled utility company.
A jury heard Michael Neil, 72, carried out so many attacks on pupils at Kerelaw that he could not remember them.
The city saw 1.65 million visits during the Fleadh but what can Belfast learn from the experience ahead of next year's event and beyond?
Abdul Khan attacked the girl at a nature reserve after pretending to be 14 on Snapchat.
Counter-terrorism police have reopened an inquiry into an incident at the Reform UK's leader's house.
The Team GB skeleton racer said she was "over the moon" to be joining the cast of this year's series.
Police say a voluntary referral about an officer was made to the Independent Office for Police Conduct on 23 June.
The prime minister is embarking on a UK tour with a series of announcements aimed at easing living costs.
Ninety vehicles worth more than £8m were seized in a weekend operation in central London.
Footage also shows the home burning after the explosion, thought to have been caused by a gas leak.
A woman tells the BBC her attacker kicked her hotel room door "off its hinges" after reception gave him the key.
Parents should not have to buy more than three branded items, plus a tie for secondary schools.
Meredith Kercher's sister told the BBC her sibling "wouldn't find these topics of any comedy value".
The Suffolk wildfire has grown to an area equal to more than 200 football pitches, Suffolk's fire service says.
The PM says he doesn't think his poodle-mix would "get along" with Larry the cat, who has lived at No 10 for 15 years.
President Trump will lead Monday's summit, where No 10 says the peace plan will be signed.
A 43-year-old woman is detained by police after children are pronounced dead at a domestic property.
A 43-year-old woman is detained by police after children are pronounced dead at a domestic property.
Matthias Beutin was last seen on Thursday before climbing Blà Bheinn and has not been in contact with his family since.
The Conservatives suggest Jonathan Powell's role led to the collapse of the prosecutions against two men.
Northamptonshire Police is investigating the death of David Morgan, 73, who was found dead at his home.
The SNP won more than half of the seats at Holyrood in 2011, an electoral triumph that paved the way for a poll on the country's future.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says Jewish students do not feel safe, as she sets out measures to tackle antisemitism.
Mark Hutchinson was only 52 when he died unexpectedly last year after suffering two strokes "out of the blue".
Sharon Osbourne visits a Totton farm with her family to see a tribute to Ozzy made out of pumpkins.
Watkins, 48, was serving a 29-year sentence imposed in 2013 after admitting 13 child sex offences.
Watkins, 48, was serving a 29-year sentence imposed in 2013 after admitting 13 child sex offences.
Plaid backs plan for independence white paper, but not in the first five years of a government.
BBC presenter Lucy Owen finds out why her mum wants to donate her body to medical science.
Greater Anglia describes renationalisation as a step towards a "simpler, more unified" rail network.
Why coughs and colds seem to be taking hold currently - and what you can do to protect yourself.
Holiday-makers say AI-powered chatbots really help organise where to go - but some things need double-checking.
Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder can happen when alcohol in the mother's blood passes to her baby through the placenta.
The Oscar nominee, who stars as Elphaba in the hit film, was Strictly's first ever guest mentor.
The Oasis frontman's daughter Molly Moorish-Gallagher, 27, has given birth to a boy, she announced on Instagram.
Literary icons paid tribute to the author and longstanding friend of the Queen at Cliveden Literary Festival.
The pair are going head-to-head to be Angela Rayner's replacement, but what are they battling for?
The UK, France and Germany are "united" in wanting to use the full value of frozen Russian assets to end the war, Sir Keir Starmer said.
On Monday, shadow chancellor Mel Stride gave his speech to a partially empty hall in Manchester.
Two people died and three people were injured in the attack at a synagogue on Thursday.
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has delivered his first conference speech as leader and criticised the rise of Nigel Farage's Reform party.
Palestine Action says the two activists were able to enter and leave the Oxfordshire base undetected.
MPs will vote on Friday on proposed legislation to allow assisted dying in Wales and England.
First-time buyers on lower incomes have been dropped from one of the Scottish government's shared equity schemes after 20 years.
The looming vote on the assisted dying bill features prominently on the front pages of Friday's papers.
The Labour MP says she could not vote for the welfare bill published by the government earlier this week.
Temperatures could peak at 33C on Friday to break Thursday's record for hottest day of the year.
Trust told to take immediate action to improve after unannounced inspections prompted by parent concerns.
Trust told to take immediate action to improve after unannounced inspections prompted by parent concerns.
Michelle Guy said she hopes to encourage women to get smear tests after undergoing a hysterectomy following a cervical cancer diagnosis.
Jennifer Abbott was found by her niece and neighbours with tape across her mouth at her home.
MPs prepare for a historic vote on a bill that would allow terminally ill adults to end their own lives.
The criteria has changed so 2.7 million more people will get the money automatically knocked off their bills.
Zhenhao Zou, who drugged and raped women in London and China, has been called "one of the most prolific predators" in the UK.
Actions of former chief Nick Adderley almost "impeded justice", family spokesman Radd Seiger says.
The UK prime minister calls for negotiation rather than an escalation of the Israel-Iran conflict.
Port Talbot and Bristol are the likely locations for where the turbines will be assembled.
The 44-year-old appeared in court in London following the deaths of Ross Monaghan and Eddie Lyons Jnr.
Guidance has been published by the Office for Students on new free speech rules coming into force this year.
The central bank decides to hold interest rates at 4.25% with inflation remaining above its target level.
The warning comes following a Barnsley woman's death from the disease after catching it abroad.
The weather alert service warns the public when high or low temperatures could damage their health.
The rapper made his lead acting debut in his new film Big Man, released under his new film company.
The British director of 28 Years Later speaks alongside star Jodie Comer about returning to horror.
Bridget Pitcher says her family did not know about the close bond between the scientist and her uncle.
Thousands of fragments of plaster are pieced together to reveal frescos from a Roman London villa.
Nurse turned writer Sophie Gravia has teamed up with Christine McGuiness for a new podcast about relationships.
The carnival's chair Ian Comfort has written to Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy to request extra funding.
Catherine was due to attend the races with her husband the Prince of Wales and the King and Queen.
The nights will also be much warmer from Thursday, with many areas seeing temperatures in the high teens.
The work and pensions secretary defends cuts that have angered more than 100 Labour backbenchers.
Thousands of households will now not face disruption to hot water and heating, the government says
The mental health trust where Alice Figueiredo took her own life faced concerns over 20 other deaths.
Reverend Clive Foster, a senior pastor in Nottingham, will take up the role on a three-year term.
Kneecap's Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, aka Mo Chara, is accused of displaying a flag in support of proscribed organisation Hezbollah.
Food prices grew for a third month in May, as the overall rate of inflation remained at 3.4%.
Baroness Casey told the BBC that "we need to reset" the commitment to looking after children.
Teenagers remember the night Grenfell Tower went up in flames, and the people they lost to the fire.
King Charles and Queen Camilla were joined by members of the Royal Family as they waved to cheering crowds.
The woman, in her 40s, was shot outside the Three Horseshoes pub in Knockholt on Friday evening.
Craig and Lindsay Foreman were travelling through Iran as part of a motorbike trip across the world.
The streaming giant will now hold its event on Sunday night at The Twenty Two, a luxury London hotel.
A judge found safety improvements were not good enough before two rail workers died at Port Talbot.
The successful player matched all seven Valentine's Day numbers, the lottery operator said.
Pat Limb has seen generations go through the school including staff, parents and a grandparent.
Patients waiting over 12 hours in A&E has increased by 99 times since 2011, according to analysis.
Lord Dannatt says up to 40,000 UK troops would be needed for such a mission and "we just haven't got that number available".
In 1985, the BBC captured the reaction from Londoners to the first episode of EastEnders.
The Attorney General said there was "no realistic legal basis" for an appeal over the sentence.
Criminal Cases Review Commission says it has received new applications over the notorious murders.
Meghan says she is "beyond proud" of Harry in an Instagram post, while William and Kate shared a poignant image.
"This is a show I had to write because the world is getting stranger, tougher and darker," says Davies.
Ian Haythornthwaite was found to have conspired against Dr Susan Gilby with other senior figures.
Aftab Baig pretended to be a property manager from Greggs to con Leeds City Council, a court hears.
The surprise inclusion of VAT to calculate tariffs prompts questions over the possible impact on British businesses.
The directors hope the investment will lead to the club's promotion to the Women's Super League.
Gunner Jaysley Beck abandoned an overnight training exercise after the harassment went "too far".
Couples of all ages renew their vows in a special Valentine's Day ceremony at Coventry Cathedral.
TV presenter Yvette Fielding said she burst into tears when she won the bid for Eric Morecambe's desk.
Help to fix unsuitable insulation under government schemes only applies to work done since 2022.
Boys born in the UK in 2023 can expect to live on average to 86.7 years, and girls to 90, experts suggest.
The woman’s demand follows MI5’s admission it gave false evidence in her human rights case.
The UK government says it always takes "decisive action" where abusive practices are found on farms.
The actor, who is now starring in Mickey 17, welcomed his first child with Suki Waterhouse last March.
Clive Myrie spends a day inside the Royal Free Hospital to see how the NHS is coping after intense, annual winter pressures.
The Walking Shadows' script calls for the dog to make an appearance and perform a trick on stage.
Barnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar, both 19, and Ian Coates, 65, were killed in June 2023.
The fine over the deaths of Adele O'Sullivan, Kahlani Rawson and Quinn Parker is the largest for an NHS trust in maternity care.
A BBC investigation finds seven companies on the platform selling plates without checking customers' documents.
We've all noticed how grey and gloomy it's been recently but are there any signs of some sunshine in the forecast?
The family won an appeal to come to the UK, after originally applying through a scheme for Ukrainians.
The Church of England's governing body rejected a fully independent safeguarding model on Tuesday.
Players at Hartlepool United and actor Ryan Reynolds are among those paying tribute to Riley Bains.
The chief executive of the UK's largest airport will unveil plans to develop terminals two and five.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is considering further redundancies at the club.
Millions could be spent paying officers on leave after losing their vetting status, Sir Mark Rowley says.
The bank ditches a policy that stopped it acting on flotations for firms with an all male, all white board.
The advertising watchdog says it was "irresponsible" to emphasise the thinness of the model's legs.
A 47-year-old man has been arrested after a stand-off with police at the Gateway apartments.
It comes after Excel Parking dropped its £1,906 claim against a woman who took more than five minutes to pay.
The Home Office change has been condemned by the Refugee Council and some Labour backbench MPs.
The study is gathering the stories of survivors of abuse in "faith settings", who hope it could lead to a public inquiry.
As daffodils burst into bloom, experts want help in finding rare treasures hiding in plain sight.
What happens next has implications for the expiry of almost 600 similar PFI deals across England.
Former Partygate investigator who went on to become Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff joins the Lords.
Contrary to posts on his X account, the Today presenter reveals he is not launching a new cryptocurrency.
The time taken for councils to do home adaptation assessments for elderly and disabled people has risen, the BBC finds.
Doctors have reported a rare case where the use of a menstrual cup was linked to kidney problems.
Bodycam footage shows officers evacuating the building and tackling the fire with extinguishers in Euston, London.
A woman was told her abuser would be released early from jail due to an admin error, the MoJ says.
Preliminary positive results were recorded for a number of captive birds at a nature reserve.
Wales aim to end a 13-Test losing run while Italy feel they are not shown enough respect by other rugby nations.
The drugs, along with £80,000, were found after warrants were executed across West Lothian on Thursday.
Northamptonshire Police says it is looking for Pankaj Lamba, who it believes has fled the country.
The child has been taken to hospital, while police say the occupants of the car left the scene.
The Department for Transport (DfT) said funding would be allocated based on levels of deprivation and population.
Harshita Brella, 24, was found by officers after concerns were raised about her welfare, police say.
Protesters opposing changes to inheritance tax for farms gathered outside the Welsh Labour conference.
Some 1.6 million households were on social tariffs last year but support varies depending on where you live.
BBC correspondent Lucy Manning describes having to fight at every moment to keep her case on track.
The Daily Telegraph columnist said she was left “dumbstruck and upset” by a police visit to her home.
Lenders have been raising the cost of fixed-rate deals creating a headache for buyers and those remortgaging.
Stars and the public came together to raise money for disadvantaged children across the UK.
Earlier this year, William Wragg admitted sharing other MPs' numbers with someone he met on a dating app.
Carl Alesbrook was told he will serve a minimum term of 14 years for killing Elijah Shemwell.
Mason Rist and Max Dixon were stabbed to death just yards from Mason's front door in Bristol.
One-year-old Ayden Braqi dies at Great Ormond Street Hospital "with his family around him".
The PC committed gross misconduct by improperly accessing files about the case, a tribunal rules.
Prince Harry and former Labour deputy leader Tom Watson are the two remaining claimants suing News Group Newspapers.
A large billboard partly in Welsh appears in Glasgow advising customers what to do in a power cut.
More than 500 people became ill after an outbreak of norovirus on Ventura earlier this year.
The chancellor says she is "not satisfied" by the latest growth figures, which were weaker than expected.
It comes after a Police Ombudsman report into the death of County Armagh showjumper Katie Simpson.
The government watchdog finds the Home Office made "a series of poor decisions" buying the site in East Sussex.
Much colder weather is set to arrive across the UK next week, bringing widespread frosts, plunging temperatures and for some areas, snow.
Two Typhon jets from RAF Lossiemouth were scrambled after the Russian aircraft were detected over the North Sea.
A Tory MP accused No 10 of a "disappointing lack of knowledge" about the traditions of Hinduism.
The presenter raises £7.5m by cycling 300 miles from Wales to Scotland on a Raleigh Chopper bike.
The host says it "makes sense for someone else to take the helm" of the long-running football show.
Governor Andrew Bailey delivers his strongest comments yet on the UK's departure from the EU.
Thieves have been caught on CCTV walking out of shops on the prestigious mile with high-end goods in broad daylight.
More than three quarters of universities are expected to face financial problems next year.
Three former employees give accounts of abuse, including sexual assault and trafficking.
Elle Edwards's father, Tim, says releasing Thomas Waring to ease prison overcrowding is a "kick in the teeth".
Staff and former inmates say corruption is rife because guards know "how to fiddle the system".
The chancellor wants to merge the UK's pension funds, but critics worry about the impact on savers.
The former soldier has pleaded guilty to escaping from prison but still faces other charges.
Roy Pollitt's wife died after a physician associate mistakenly left a drain in her body for 21 hours.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has announced he will step down over a damning report into abuse.
The Ask for Angela initiative aims to provide a discreet lifeline for those feeling unsafe.
Sebastian has been deemed fit for discharge but the 19-year-old has nowhere suitable to go.
A man threatened to push a nine-year-old girl in the Union Canal as she cycled home from football training.
The princess has begun to return to some public duties since finishing chemotherapy in September.
The way firms deal with fare evasion will be examined amid concern about how passengers are treated.
The resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury and new performance measures for the NHS lead the papers.
Hospitals in England will be ranked on care and finances, so patients can look for good service.
Women were seen as targets by a serial scammer, but together they ensured he would face the truth.
The first book set in space to win, Orbital follows astronauts in the International Space Station.
The government has confirmed Sue Gray will not take up her post as the PM's envoy to the nations and regions.
A Premier League footballer has been further questioned by police over allegations of rape.
Developers and Sport England disagree over the risk from cricket balls to future residents.
Daniel Khalife told jurors at his trial that he cannot remember the document in question.
Justin Welby said he had to take responsibility for failures since he was notified about abuse committed by John Smyth.
How to say the Welsh names for the mountain formerly known as Snowdon - and the park where it sits.
Nik is worried assisted dying could lead to coercion - but Elise, who has cancer, wants the choice.
Those who died in two world wars and other conflicts are remembered on Armistice Day across the UK and internationally.
Blind comedian Chris McCausland and his dance partner performed part of the routine with the lights off.
Helen Holland, 81, was hit by a motorcycle that was part of an escort for the Duchess of Edinburgh.
Jonathan Clapham and Sam Franks win an appeal against their dismissal from the Met last year.
Sir Keir Starmer says carbon capture clusters on Merseyside and Teesside will reignite industrial heartlands.
They will consider proposals to change the law so some terminally ill people can choose to end their life.
The victim returned home to find her house broken into and a note left saying "be happy, eat up".
Student Isobel Taper says it feels "surreal" being back in the UK, having left her boyfriend and cats in Beirut.
An arrest has been made in connection with an acid attack outside a west London school.
A Met Police marksman is accused of the murder of Chris Kaba who was shot in a car in south London.
A man charged with sexual assault has been advertising as a private tutor for children, the BBC finds.
"Mr AG" shared an arson guide in a Telegram group chat used by UK rioters after the Southport attacks.
The PM is covering the cost of Taylor Swift tickets and other gifts, after a row over donations.
The three young women are among UK nationals boarding a government charter flight out of Beirut.
Jamie ‘Iceman’ Stevenson orchestrated the plot to bring the drugs from South America to Scotland.
Victim's father says his daughter's potentially life-changing injuries have been "devastating".
Campaigners had called for a deadline of March 2025 for payments to be made to some sub-postmasters.
The moths, which were previously unknown to science, have been named Carmenta brachyclados.
The Tory leadership hopeful claimed special forces were “killing rather than capturing terrorists”.
The ship set sail on Monday – but after months of delays, it has yet to leave Northern Ireland waters.
Aileen and Bill Turnbull had only seen the 1967 footage once before leaving Aberdeen for Australia.
Sitcoms and panel shows, including Would I Lie to You, are recorded at the Buckinghamshire site.
Patient numbers per GP are twice as high in some areas than others, as list sizes jump 17% since 2015.
Some children in young offender institutions spend 23 hours per day in their cells, a report says.
A surgeon is alleged to have used a Swiss Army knife because he could not find a sterile scalpel.
The defence secretary says forces "played their part in attempts to prevent further escalation in the Middle East".
Britons tell the BBC of the "trauma" of trying to get back to the UK, saying they feel abandoned by the government.
The Tory leadership hopeful claimed special forces were “killing rather than capturing terrorists”.
Police hunt a male suspect after two teens and a woman were hurt by a substance at a London school.
The BBC's Frank Gardner says the "humiliating" experience he had on board is unacceptable in 2024.
A 10% energy price rise has taken effect, meaning annual bills will be £1,717 on average.
British nationals and their spouse or partner, and children under the age of 18 are eligible.
The UK's last coal power station, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, is due to end operations on Monday.
Prices in September were up 3.2% from a year ago, with terraced homes driving the rise, says Nationwide.
Doctors and patients question the prescribing of high HRT doses by Dr Louise Newson and her clinics.
Red flags went undetected as victims worked at a restaurant and a supermarket supplier, BBC finds.
Passengers of the Villa Vie Residences cruise ship spent their last day in Belfast on a beer bike tour of the city.
Comments suggesting maternity pay has "gone too far" have been seized on by leadership opponents as Tory conference gets under way.
The move follows criticism over freebies accepted by the prime minister and other cabinet ministers.
As the Tories begin their party conference in Birmingham, two of the leadership contenders lay out their proposals on immigration.
Police arrest a man in his 60s after responding to reports that a child had suffered serious firearm injuries at a farm.
Tory leadership contender sets out a "hard-nosed" immigration policy at the start of the party's conference.
She says she is leaving the party over the PM's "cruel" policies and "hypocrisy" at accepting gifts.
She was a multi award-winning actress - but Dame Maggie Smith never loved the limelight.
Ian Paterson, who is serving a 20-year jail term, is recategorised as a category D prisoner.
Russell Findlay made the announcement a day after being confirmed as Douglas Ross's successor.
Niall Farrell is Scotland's top professional and plays in big tournaments around the world.
Actor Vicky McClure says everybody loves having a dance and "getting in at a good time".
Cairo Nakhate-Chirwa booked her procedure on Instagram and has no idea if the practitioner was qualified.
Omar Al Fayed says the allegations have "thrown into question the loving memory I had of him".
Court hears low-sugar drinks sold with misleading labelling as website's owner is fined.
Just Stop Oil supporters have thrown soup over two Van Gogh paintings in central London.
Women who worked at Harrods say they underwent medicals, including invasive sexual health tests.
The UK's "special relationship" with the US sits above whoever holds office, the prime minister says.
A new documentary, called the Search For Nicola Bulley, hears from Lancashire Police and Nicola’s family.
Making a number of Friday's front pages is Boris Johnson's memoir, Unleashed, published next month.
Just One Thing, the podcast presented by the late Dr Mosley, is inducted into the awards' Hall of Fame.
She accuses the party of “hypocrisy and double standards in its treatment of different communities”.
Keir Starmer is meeting European Commission president in Brussels for the first time as PM next week.
More Britons in Lebanon tell the BBC about the increasingly desperate situation there as war looms.
This is on account of concerns over how much money will be raised, should wealthy foreigners simply leave the UK.
Dr Ann Coxon is accused of carrying out “intrusive” medical examinations on Harrods staff.
Dr Ann Coxon is accused of carrying out “intrusive” medical examinations on Harrods staff.
The government has confirmed 37 prisoners jailed for breaching restraining orders were mistakenly released.
Met Police officers face misconduct hearings for unnecessarily looking at files about Ms Everard.
Covid inquiry hears harrowing testimony from ex-adviser in emergency preparedness at NHS England.
Even a colossal majority may offer little shield from the wrath of the disappointed, if delivery is deemed to fall short.
Anita Neil, who was 18 when she competed in Mexico City in 1968, says she "feels like a trailblazer".
The family of Holly Bramley, who was killed by her husband, want to help others avoid their pain.
Doctors, senior personal assistants and security staff enabled the Harrods owner’s assaults, witnesses say.
Are planning reforms and social housing enough to meet the government's ambitious plan?
Hamlet Hail to the Thief will see Shakespeare's play merged with Radiohead's 2003 album.
Two London refuse workers escape unhurt when a combustible item explodes in their bin lorry.
Five women who say they were sexually assaulted by former Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed have told their stories to the BBC.
Five children are arrested on suspicion of murder after the 80-year-old man died in hospital.
The pair are charged with murder after the boy was attacked at his home in Oldbury on Thursday.
The finance secretary is expected to confirm massive cuts to public services in Scotland.
The number of children in care doubled in the past 12 years with cuts partly to blame, a report finds.
Some 78,000 people had their phone or bag snatched last year, more than double the previous year.
One of many criticisms is that the regulator did not tell all its staff what had happened to Ruth Perry.
Conservation groups are calling for action as populations of seabirds decline on UK cliffs.
Deprived communities lost more libraries since 2016 than richer areas did, the BBC finds
The foreign secretary says there's a risk some parts might be used to breach international law.
Schools in England will no longer be classed as "Outstanding" or "Inadequate", following the suicide of headteacher Ruth Perry in 2023.
The discount will be trimmed from 34% to 33.4% from the middle of September after system changes.
Radio presenters Tony Blackburn and Ken Bruce lead tributes to their friend and colleague.
Fans complained they felt ripped off and frustrated after facing long online queues and surge pricing.
MP sacks agency managing his rental flats, after the BBC found black mould and ant infestations.
Flowers have been left in the street where the bodies of three children and man were found.
The light aircraft came down at an industrial estate near Chesterfield, in Derbyshire, say police.
There is a risk of flooding in some areas, with Met Office saying hail and lighting are also likely.
The SNP leader is expected to tell his party they must focus on the "people's priorities" to win back support. .
Aqil and his twin were eight weeks old when lockdown hit - both are starting school with speech and language needs.
The leader of the House of Commons said she could not see a scenario in which Chancellor Rachel Reeves dropped the policy.
Air travellers who hoped the era of "tiny toiletries" was nearly over are facing fresh disappointment.
The increasing use of the Post Office to handle cash comes as bank branch closures continue.
Police say two men aged 21 and 28 will face no further action over Jade Anthony Barnett's death.
The self-portraits are all by Royal Academy artists, including an unfinished one by Gainsborough.
A judge has criticised prosecutors over a plea “agreement” after the killing of a drug dealer.
Paul Luke says his life-long passion for dairy has seen him "collecting everything to do with milk".
It has become tradition for prime ministers to spend a few days of summer at the Scottish castle.
The autoimmune condition affects people differently - some think the drug could be life-changing.
Some Labour MPs are calling for a positive message from the government as Parliament returns from recess.
Opportunities missed and warnings unheeded - what the public inquiry into the fire has been told.
One van was destroyed by the fire, and most of a car and lorry were damaged at a film set in Silvertown.
Some fans faced difficulties accessing websites selling tickets for the band's comeback gigs in the UK and Ireland next year.
Rebecca Roberts says she wants to inspire others to "take up space and be who they want to be".
Officers were called to an address by ambulance crews and are working to establish what happened.
The 11-time Paralympic gold medallist says change is needed after she was forced to "crawl off" a train.
Some lucky Oasis fans have spoken of their happiness after bagging the elusive tickets in a pre-sale draw.
BBC journalist Carlie Swain was at what turned out to be the band's last gig together, at the V Festival.
A prolific shoplifter who stole "tens of thousands" of pounds' worth of goods has said he regularly sold stolen items to other shops.
Lukasz and Agnieszka say they "lost everything" in the fire in Dagenham, two weeks ahead of their wedding in Poland.
Ravinder Naga falsely pleaded guilty to stealing from his mother's post office to protect her from going to prison.
A look back at the career of former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson, who has died at the age of 76.
Two people have been taken to hospital after the fire, the cause of which is not yet known.
Abjan Acharya, who only took over the restaurant a few months ago, says he is going to have close down after the building was set alight.
The internet personality and his brother have been remanded in custody as part of a probe into new allegations.
He says class should be considered as a diversity metric as much as other forms of representation.
The card was addressed to a Miss Lydia Davies, who lived at the address when it was sent in 1903.
A review found Lochgelly High School was wrongly named the winner in a junior category at the championships in Glasgow.
Luke Moran's assault left an officer fearing for their life as he tried to smash a van window during the Southport riots.
The new centre will give the comedy legend's archive a permanent home in his home city of Liverpool.
'Drive to' sites - with a small seating area and no drive-through - will be tested as part of the offer.
The man was found dead in his home in Lancashire and the dog was later destroyed by police.
It is the first year GCSE grades should be similar to 2019 across England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
A 29-year-old woman, two girls aged one and nine, and a five-year-old boy died after the Bradford fire.
The families of Bebe King, Elsie Dot Stancombe, and Alice da Silva Aguiar meet King Charles in London.
One resident, Sharon Murrell, says she spent the last three days in her camper van at Millisle.
Sadik Duraku, 54, was arrested on 17 April while travelling to visit relatives in Kosovo.
The family of the student killed in the Nottingham attacks make a first donation in his memory.
The remains of Alfred Swinscoe, who went missing in the 1960s, were found in a field last year.
Borrowing hit £3.1bn last month, the highest level for July since 2021, official figures show.
The Amazon driver was killed as he tried to stop a thief stealing his van in Leeds, police say.
Paul Shrubsole struck former lecturer Julian Wiseman with his Nissan Qashqai on the M74 near Lesmahagow.
Waitrose says the move towards convenience shops is in response to consumer habits and demand.
Ten black and ethnic minority officers have given the BBC evidence about racism in Britain’s largest police force.
The consumption facility for illegal drugs including heroin and cocaine is set to open in Glasgow.
The new centre will give the comedy legend's archive a permanent home in his home city of Liverpool.
St George's Guildhall believes a 600-year-old doorway could have led to Shakespeare's dressing room.
The outgoing Scottish Conservative leader has accused some MSPs of regularly briefing against him.
The threatened species has been found living along the vegetated banks of Osbaldwick Beck in York.
The Home Office says it will also deploy 100 intelligence officers to tackle people-smuggling gangs.
The BBC radio presenter hosts the BBC Radio 6 Music breakfast show and Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.
A group of young martial artists from Rochdale are celebrating after a pan-European tournament.
City leaders claim the "agricultural use" of the office is a "tactic" to avoid paying business rates.
Londoners are surprised when a German Navy ship blasts out the music from the Star Wars trilogies.
Sir Ian, 85, says he is still recovering after falling from a West End stage nearly two months ago.
The star is joined by Florence + The Machine and sings So Long, London at her final UK show.
No single group owned or organised the recent riots - they were bigger than that, says Daniel De Simone.
The cost of renting a newly-let home has risen at its slowest rate for nearly three years, data shows.
King Charles meets survivors of the Southport knife attack that claimed the lives of three young girls.
Teams in Barrow make a kart relying on only their strength and gravity to get to the finish line.
The government activates its emergency plan as more rioters are being jailed over recent unrest in England.
Dozens of workers from around the world may have been trafficked by a family-owned Scottish fishing firm.
GPs say they have been left with no choice as surgeries begin to impose caps on appointments.
The Reform UK leader's disclosures were made in parliament's latest Register of Members' Financial Interests.
The parents of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse say Hannah Jacobs's death is a "wake up call" for the food industry.
The girl's mother accuses the food industry of treating allergy training as a "tick box exercise".
Two men, including one seen looting Lush, are jailed over a "racist" attack during the Hull riots.
Roger Haywood had "chosen to face the mob" and "beckoned them" to breach police lines, a court hears.
The teacher who was stabbed in the attacks has had further breathing problems, her family says.
Aslef said the action, separate to the recent pay dispute, was due a breakdown in industrial relations.
Andrew McIntyre, 39, denies encouraging murder and violent disorder through an online group.
The Internet Watch Foundation is calling for more mechanisms to be put in place to protect children.
Ministers promise first payments by the end of the year with some victims entitled to more than £2m.
Footage filmed by Abdullah from inside the hotel shows people shouting threats and obscenities.
The UK Health Security Agency says it will ensure medics know how to spot and test for the virus.
The boy's case is adjourned for two weeks after his initial violent disorder charge was upgraded.
Ukraine's surprise incursion has seen it make advances into territories across the Russian border.
Gross domestic product expanded in line with forecasts over three months, according to official figures.
The inspectorate found seven of nine areas were graded as "requires improvement" or "inadequate".
Julie Sweeney, 53, had suggested the Southport mosque "should be blown up with the adults inside."
Stonehenge's famous Altar Stone came from Scotland not Wales as previously thought, new analysis shows.
Joel Goodman says giving photos to South Yorkshire Police could put him and others in danger.
Yousuf Ahmad, 13, and his brother Muhammad, 10, were last seen in Liversedge on Monday, police say.
Mary Earps will be the first professional female footballer to have a figure at Madame Tussauds.
A major incident is declared in Walsall after sodium cyanide spilled into the canal network.
David Jones groped his victims at the Scottish First Aid awards at Glasgow's Radisson Blu hotel.
A fatal accident inquiry into the death of Xander Irvine, three, is underway at Edinburgh Sheriff Court.
The UK inflation rate has risen to 2.2%, but this was not as high as economists had forecast.
The Scottish government says it has been left with "no choice" following cuts by the UK Chancellor.
The man was not allowed to accept the GoFundMe campaign cash that was raised to send him on holiday.
Huel and Zoe were criticised for not disclosing their professional ties to the Dragons' Den star.
The Tory leadership hopeful says an "overwhelming police presence" should have been deployed earlier.
A group of TikTokers who've honed their craft online are bringing their comedy to the real world.
As students prepare for exam results, Anna Champneys shares advice she'd give her younger self.
The Belfast-born music producer said a "large and pretty rare" tumour had been found earlier this year.
Rose Harvey overcame the injury to complete the Paris Olympic marathon in a time of two hours 51 minutes.
A long-running feud, sparked by a misleading video clip, has led to personal jibes and claims of racism.
Dr Rob Mitchell, 32, hopes to complete seven ironman triathlons in seven days for charity.
Bella Humphries has Premenstrual dysphoric disorder but is sharing her experience with Edinburgh audiences.
Footage shared with the BBC shows the man walk up to the mural and spray paint a white tag over part of it.
Model Chloe Ayling tells BBC Breakfast that a new drama about her abduction will help viewers understand the "complex" case.
Celebrities Snoop Dogg, David Beckham, Jessica Ennis-Hill and others joined the royal couple in a video message.
Teenager James Nelson is thought to be the first person to be jailed for their part in the disorder.
Abaloparatide protects against the bone-thinning condition osteoporosis and is approved for NHS use.
Nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar was one of three girls stabbed to death at a dance studio last week.
The UK’s coin-maker opens a new industrial plant to extract gold from old circuit boards.
Winter Swan-Miller stabbed Stuart Crocker 27 times before strangling him, a court hears.
Great Britain's Josh Kerr is made to settle for Olympic 1500m silver behind shock champion Cole Hocker, as Jakob Ingebrigtsen misses out on a medal.
Youngsters have complained after being sent an email from the SQA that did not include their grades.
The government said it would make more than 500 new prison places available to jail those taking part in the violence.
All children admitted to Alder Hey Children's Hospital have now been safely discharged.
Thames Water, Northumbrian Water and Yorkshire Water face fines for repeated sewage leaks.
Footage of an angry crowd swarming around a car and targeting its occupants is analysed by BBC Verify.
Petrol bombs were thrown at officers in Belfast while police in Birmingham are investigating a number of offences.
Neil Basu says the current wave of violence has been triggered by “lies spread through social media".
People can reverse the condition by going on a strict liquid diet of 900 calories a day.
The artwork shows a goat perched on the wall as rocks fall, while it is filmed by a CCTV camera.
Team GB win gold in the women's team sprint as they beat New Zealand in the final and break the world record for the third time in a day at Paris 2024.
Andrew Flintoff reveals his struggle with anxiety, nightmares and flashbacks after the accident which he says "changed my life forever".
Business owners express shock and heartbreak after disorder broke out in Belfast on Saturday.
A dolphin is found dead on the bank of the Thames after one was spotted in the water last week.
After criticism, a spokesman for ITV says they felt debates on Monday were "fair and duly impartial".
The rhetoric taps into genuine frustration yet the UK is safer and more tolerant than ever.
Smashed windows, damaged furniture and fire damage were left behind by rioters on Sunday night.
Sir Mark Rowley was asked about "ending two-tier policing" as he left the Cabinet Office.
GRM Daily turned 15 this year and stars have turned out to celebrate at its annual gala.
A body representing pharmacists says there could be an "explosion" in unlicensed medication amid a shortage of Ozempic.
Gavin and Stacey star Joanna Page has seen the script for the final episode, but is worried about giving the game away.
The Victoria line is the hottest on the London Underground, data from Transport for London shows.
Police Scotland forensic officers carried out investigations at the scene in Cooper Park, Elgin on Sunday.
Photos of mosque worshippers reaching out to an angry mob have been widely shared on social media.
Defending champions Great Britain secure a bronze medal in the triathlon mixed team relay at the Paris 2024 Olympics after a photo finish.
A woman was sent letters from her jailed rapist despite pleading with authorities to make it stop.
The latest discoveries incude neanderthal hand axes, ancient bison bones and a prehistoric shark fin.
Thousands of love locks are to be removed from a landmark bridge, despite a campaign to save them.
Videos posted on social media show a Holiday Inn Express hotel in flames as a wave of violence continues
Team GB gold medal hopes Keely Hodgkinson and Josh Kerr both set up the opportunity to race for Olympic glory in Paris.
Violent disorder has taken place in towns and cities across the UK over the weekend, with two Holiday Inn Express hotels being targeted.
HMRC says billions have been lost through tax schemes designed to encourage research and development.
Police worked to keep rival protesters apart in Bolton, where smoke bombs and fireworks were thrown from both sides.
Jonathan Hermosa-Lopez is the understudy for the lead role in one of the world's biggest musicals.
Milla Magee says embracing your looks is key to avoiding poor health due to body image pressures.
Outdoor activities are usually plagued by wasps at this time of year, but 2024 has been different.
Protesters clash with police in Sunderland during a demonstration linked to the Southport knife attack.
Conservationists say figures are worse due to the wet spring and late arrival of summer temperatures.
Thousands of young people were tricked by football ticket scams last season, Lloyds Bank estimates.
Cars were set alight, and beer cans and stones thrown at police at a demonstration linked to the Southport knife attack.
Cars were set alight, and beer cans and stones thrown at police at a demonstration linked to the Southport knife attack.
Great Britain continue their most successful start to a summer Olympics - reaching nine golds after seven days for the first time ever at the Games.
Migrants were unlawfully held at Manston and humiliated, their lawyer has told the High Court.
Dame Elan Closs Stephens says she was not aware of the ‘terrible details which have come to light this week’.
On Friday, Andy Murray began life as a retired tennis player. BBC Sport looks at how he will spend the near future and what the longer term might hold.
Elsie Dot Stancombe has been described as the "sweetest girl you could ever wish to meet".
The 73-year-old woman was questioned and released after the incident on Monday 29 July.
The forthcoming Paddington in Peru could be among the contenders for the new film prize.
Dr Mark Merrony was out on a bike ride when he stumbled across a Roman fort under a farmer's field.
Kerry-Ann Knight hoped to be a trailblazer for black women in the army, but would not recommend serving now.
After a hot, humid week and recent thunderstorms, are we in for a cooler spell of weather?
BBC analysis of hundreds of social media posts shows how online influencers, rather than formal leaders, are mobilising the extreme right on the streets.
Back in 2001 Andy Murray was the "bright star" of the future when he was just 14 and aiming for Wimbledon success.
The end of the pay dispute sounded too good to be true. And now some are wondering if it might be.
The Fringe retains its title as the world’s largest arts festival in an increasingly fragile environment.
The police told the BBC in November that its chief presenter Huw Edwards had been arrested, Tim Davie says.
The PM says he is establishing a "national capability" across police forces to tackle violent disorder.
Craig Revel Horwood is asked how he learnt to dance after Strictly's professionals were accused of abusive behaviour.
The "shocking manscaping" was filmed in South Yorkshire during a road safety operation, police say.
A third child has died after a knife attack at a dance studio in which two other children were killed.
An inquest into the deaths of Carol Hunt and her daughters Hannah and Louise opens in Hatfield.
An arrest warrant is issued after she failed to attend a court hearing relating to her bankruptcies.
A 73-year-old woman has been arrested, after an incident in Bath that left a woman in hospital.
The singer says the attack at a workshop themed around her music left her " completely in shock".
The plan would have introduced an £86,000 cap on the amount an older or disabled person would have to pay towards their support.
Police confirm that a girl who went missing from Greenwich, London, has been found safe and well.
Candice Adam was among those who died in four crashes over the weekend, prompting a road safety appeal.
Since opening in 1888, the Palace Theatre has been used as a music hall, bingo hall and nightclub.
Victim's family say police did not do enough to identify children who created Snapchat image.
A new Conservative MP is unhappy about a traffic cone being left on a statue of Oliver Cromwell.
UK veterans and their families were left at risk - they say they weren't told about compensation.
Seven people were arrested after the death of Michael McDonagh but no charges were brought.
The hottest day of the year in the UK could be recorded on Tuesday before thunderstorms roll in.
The regulator says new rules will help prevent millions of people falling victim to phone fraud.
A boy, 17, was arrested after at least eight people were injured in a "horror movie" knife attack in Southport.
Tom Daley wins his fifth Olympic medal with a superb silver alongside Noah Williams in the men's synchronised 10m platform in Paris.
The Chancellor is set to outline immediate cuts worth billions of pounds to plug shortfall.
Anita Rose dies in hospital four days after being found unconscious on a track in her village.
The 44-year-old, seen as a front runner to replace Rishi Sunak, promises to "renew" the Tory party.
The family say anyone who broke the law during the melee at an airport should face due process.
Officers confirmed the men were believed to be the pilot and passenger of the light aircraft.
Environment Secretary Steve Reed says the public finances inherited by Labour are "catastrophic".
The bat was discovered after a couple returned from their holiday in Lochailort in the Highlands.
A woman has died after being found "unconscious" on a "heavily loaded" vessel and taken to hospital.
Dame Priti is the first woman to enter the race, with Kemi Badenoch expected to announce her bid on Monday.
The government has overpaid some benefits and clawed them back, leaving claimants under pressure.
Slave Play, which has just opened in London, has nights with dedicated performances for black audiences.
A woman remains in a critical condition in hospital after being found unconscious on Wednesday.
A constable was suspended after a shorter clip of the same incident at Manchester Airport circulated online.
Great Britain's Anna Henderson wins cycling road time trial silver on her Olympic debut, but Josh Tarling misses the podium.
Watch as Great Britain's Scarlett Mew Jensen and Yasmin Harper secure GB's first bronze medal as they scored over 300 points in Women's synchronised 3m springboard at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Andrei Tudorov, Lyuben Gogov, Narcis Titianu, and Ioan Toma died when their car hit a tree.
A PC is to be investigated over an alleged assault on a man at Manchester Aiport, the police watchdog says.
Anthony Stocks was trying to silence the brother of a girl he had been sexually abusing.
The health secretary is 'stunned' by failings in inspecting hospitals, GPs and care homes in England.
The condition of the man involved in the incident at Manchester Airport has worsened, a solicitor says.
A police officer has been suspended after a video circulated of a man being kicked and stamped on the head at Manchester Airport.
The Treasury has denied that coppers will be scrapped completely but none will be minted in 2024.
Data suggests at least 196,000 adults are waiting to be seen and demand has quadrupled since 2019.
A person found the container with what was described as "human or animal organs" inside, police say.
Habibur Masum denies murdering Kulsuma Akter as she pushed the pram along a city street in April.
The court says Mr Esan should be in custody "for his own welfare" and also "the seriousness" the alleged offences.
The Lamborghini Urus he was driving had two front windows which only let in 4% of light.
The former immigration minister has launched his bid, promising to win back Reform UK voters.
Four members of the same family were among those who were killed in the crash on Sunday.
The actress says the online abuse since leaving the show has been "brutal, relentless and unforgiving".
Armagh fans have been painting the Orchard County orange and white ahead of the All-Ireland final.
A note signed by Chinese communist leader Mao Zedong fetches the highest selling price at £22,000.
The lots comprise handwritten letters to Violet Collison, a housekeeper at Park House in Sandringham.
Matthew White told police he had a “girlfriend” who was a child, but no action was taken against him.
Catherine Flanagan has appealed to the UK and Irish governments for help to secure her son's return.
It is the first time he has spoken since being awarded damages in his case against Mirror Group Newspapers.
Keir Starmer faces his first Prime Minister's Questions since winning the general election.
Natalie Fleet says parents need to give guidance to their sons over what real consent to have sex is.
The seldom-seen creature, said to be a one-in-100,000 occurrence, wowed locals in Ystrad Mynach.
The cost of holiday provision has risen by 6% across Great Britain, a survey by Coram Family and Childcare suggests.
The footballer, who owns a fleet of luxury cars, was caught speeding on the M60 in Manchester.
First report from Covid Inquiry says better planning would have saved lives and lessened economic costs.
Ucas says the change will encourage applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds to apply to higher education.
The jobs market is showing signs of cooling but wage increases are still outpacing rising prices.
Leslie Pirie, from Tayport in Fife, set up the elaborate system using a device hidden behind a picture frame.
In the last academic year, pupils across England missed more than six million school days through unauthorised holidays.
The child suffered brain damage during an emergency Caesarean section at a Western Trust hospital.
Baby Bella's British passport could take another three months, but her parents' visas expire in August.
The Wilder Blean project aims to show how bison can thrive in the UK and help restore wildlife.
Cutting electricity bills would persuade more people to install heat pumps, the government is told.
Bills in the King's Speech took years of struggle by campaigners. Is that how the system should work?
Austerity, Brexit and the quality of planning will be put under spotlight in the inquiry's first report.
Sir Keir Starmer is preparing to host around 45 European leaders at a summit near Oxford on Thursday.
New messages and flowers are left near to where the teenager's body was found in Tenerife.
There are measures to nationalise rail operators and speed up house building in Labour's first legislative programme since returning to power.
Police probe the cause of a fire which has killed a man and a woman and put two children in hospital.
The boy, who took his own life, was in the facility years after the government pledged to stop sending under-18s to Polmont.
Cameron Jones drove into a garden wall and left 25-year-old Demi Mabbitt lying injured in the road.
Jeremy Miles, narrowly beaten in the last Welsh Labour leadership contest, is likely to stand again.
George Winter, from Arborfield, in Berkshire, volunteered for the Royal Navy as a 17-year-old in 1943.
Arthur Parker, 86, says he has "enjoyed every minute" of his 22 years as a lollipop man.
Lincoln Brookes becomes tearful in court as he details the effect an alleged plot had on him.
It will take well into next year before we see any impact on economic growth from these plans.
Commons leader Lucy Powell says the measure remains a Labour commitment for the current parliament.
Summary of the government's plans for the coming months which have been set out by the King in a speech to Parliament.
Yostin Mosquera appears at the Old Bailey charged with murdering Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso.
David Fuller was jailed in 2021 after he abused at least 100 female bodies in two hospital morgues.
If the GMB had won it would have been the first time Amazon recognised a union in the UK.
Charles delivered the King's Speech as part of the State Opening of Parliament on 17 July 2024.
The rapper and Love Island presenter say they have "decided to call it quits" but "are still friends".
Onlookers cheer an as-yet unknown man climbs lighting in Glasgow to rescue a trapped bird.
The cost of living rose at 2% in the year to June, in line with the Bank of England's target.
The rate at which prices are rising has fallen from record highs, meeting the 2% target.
Police release a CCTV image of a motorbike rider they are trying to trace over the shooting in May.
Figures suggest not one break-in on the residential street has ended up with someone punished.
The owners are targeted by criminals who say they will flood the restaurants' online listings with fake one-star reviews.
Kumudini Nicola has complained to her local council about the issues but still faces abuse.
Molly Rainford's character Anna Knight is the victim of spiking in a new five-part web series.
One million more women would have life-saving checks if the NHS adopted self-testing, researchers estimate.
Swedish police are investigating the deaths of two men in Malmo as a suspected double murder.
A charity boss close to the Slater family says "vile and hurtful" comments had put huge strain on the family.
Spanish officials confirm a body found during the search for Jay Slater is that of the missing teen.
First Minister of Wales Vaughan Gething has quit after 118 days in the role following a series of controversies.
Simon Boas had written about his terminal throat cancer diagnosis and preparing to die.
The government is set to introduce a new law to make spiking a specific criminal offence in this week's King's Speech.
Flooding, travel disruption and power cuts are possible as more wet weather hits the UK.
The Welsh government has made a number of proposals to restrict promotion of unhealthy food and drink.
The UK fashion house appoints Joshua Schulman to lead the firm as it looks to revive its fortunes.
On one of his first trips as foreign secretary, David Lammy says the war in Gaza has "gone on too long".
The contents of the letter, which was delivered via the UK embassy in the US, have not been made public.
Muriel McKay was abducted and murdered more than 54 years ago at a farm in Hertfordshire.
Presented with a chance of history, it was the same old story for England in the Euro 2024 final, writes Phil McNulty.
The King has been taking on more public-facing duties since his cancer diagnosis earlier this year.
Fans from both nations have their face-paint on and flags out as the Euro 2024 final begins.
A second child died overnight in hospital following a fire at a terraced house in east London.
Yvette Cooper has been urged to set up a short inquiry to investigate the ‘dark underbelly’ of abuse.
Once a junior chess champion, now Rachel Reeves runs the UK economy. Faisal Islam looks at her strategy.
Henry Patten and Harri Heliovaara save three match points and beat Australians Max Purcell and Jordan Thompson in the Wimbledon men's doubles final.
England manager Gareth Southgate says he is a "believer in dreams" as his side prepare to face Spain in Sunday's Euro 2024 final.
John Hunt and his daughter, Amy, talk of their devastation as they struggle to take in what happened.
Barbora Krejcikova holds off a charge from Jasmine Paolini in a gripping Wimbledon final to earn her second Grand Slam singles title.
In a statement, the dancer said he "deeply regrets" the events leading up to his exit from the show.
The 24-year-old was detained by armed officers in Bristol in the early hours of Saturday.
Lenders cut the cost of new mortgages, with hopes of further falls, but many homeowners are still stretched.
A newly released police file reveals that officers knew a key suspect was a violent racist.
Police say the remains in west London are linked to those found in Bristol and there are still two victims.
The remains of two adult males were found in suitcases left on the Clifton Suspension Bridge on Wednesday, police say.
Two suitcases containing human remains were found at Clifton Suspension Bridge on Wednesday.
Gavin Plumb faces a minimum of 16 years in jail for plotting to abduct, rape and kill the ITV presenter.
A navy patrol boat went to rescue migrants who fell into water off of France's northern coast.
Keir Starmer finds himself a character witness in the debate raging about the US president's mental capacity.
Callers to a leading workplace mental health provider were not told other people were listening.
The Conservatives are debating their future - but the path back to victory is not straightforward.
Police are looking for a man after two suitcases containing body parts are found in Bristol.
Inquest finds missed chances to assess supermarket killer Zara Radcliffe, who stabbed John Rees, 88.
The Parole Board says the hearing will no longer be held in public due to "fresh allegations".
Rescuers say 12 out of the 77 whales in Orkney are still alive but it is unlikely they can be saved.
Labour MPs and opposition parties say the cap is increasing child poverty, ahead of next week's King's Speech.
Labour will no longer defend a decision, made by the previous government, to allow a new coalmine in Cumbria.
Geordie Shore's Scott Timlin is among those pleading not guilty of promoting the Instagram scheme.
If you want to be in Berlin to see England potentially win Euro 2024, here's what you need to know.
Water firms have hit out at bill rises of £94 over the next five years after wanting bigger hikes.
Irish soldier Cathal Crotty violently attacked 24-year-old Natasha O’Brien in a city street in 2022.
Laxmi Thapa was arrested after her six-month-old son's birthmark's were mistaken for bruising.
Experts worry this is a peak year for whooping cough, which is particularly dangerous for babies.
Cameron Davis is sentenced to 28 years in prison for the murder of 74-year-old Lorna England.
A strong performance from the retail and construction sectors helped the economy grow by 0.4%.
Wes Streeting says the NHS has been "wrecked" and this review will help "diagnose the problem".
Wes Streeting says the NHS has been "wrecked" and this review will help "diagnose the problem".
Nelson Shardey, who came to the UK as a student and worked until he retired, has won his fight to stay.
Water bills are set to rise by between X and X over the next five years, water regulator Ofwat says.
Police were hunting for Kyle Clifford, 26, wanted in connection with the murders of three women.
Officers are searching for Kyle Clifford after the murders of Carol Hunt and two of her daughters.
Sir Keir Starmer will have his first face-to-face meeting with US President Joe Biden in the White House today.
Visitors will be allowed into the East Wing for the first time, following years of improvement works.
He is travelling to Washington for a Nato summit where he will meet President Biden for the first time.
In an unusual move, five MPs get junior ministerial roles having only been elected for the first time
Jim McMahon says it was "only ever a slogan" and would be taken out of his department's name.
BBC analysis shows nearly 20% of England's care homes - some 2,500 facilities - "require improvement".
A damning report finds bullying, racism and incompetence in an organisation overseeing UK nurses and midwives.
The interim shadow cabinet features some new names after 12 former cabinet ministers lost their seats.
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are accused of failing to pay any tax on £21m of revenue.
Assisted dying campaigner Antonya Cooper, has died, says her family after she admitted helping end her son's life.
The new education secretary says she is writing to education workforces as her "first priority".
Sir Keir Starmer met the main Stormont parties during his first NI visit as prime minister.
Simon Vickers and Sarah Hall are remanded in custody after their 14-year-old daughter was stabbed.
The government has now agreed that up to 10,000 people discharged after 1987 could be eligible for compensation.
Firefighters waged a five-hour battle, but the pigs within the barn were all "fatally injured".
Improved driver training for US government staff in the UK among action points sought by a coroner.
The new home secretary says she will start work to recruit a border security commander on Monday.
The actor pushed back the start of The Constituent so the cast and audience could watch the Euros.
Crowds turn out to pay their respects to rugby league icon and MND fundraiser Rob Burrow ahead of his funeral.
Ex-Major General James Roddis, former commanding officer of The Highlanders, will appear before a military court later this month.
Sir Tony, who launched an ID card scheme when he was PM, says they could help control migration.
The mother of missing Jay Slater gives an update on the family's continued search to find him.
The new business secretary says "job guarantees" will form part of its negotiations with Tata about its Port Talbot site.
Three Lions supporters cheered in delight as England won a penalty shootout against Switzerland.
The author of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, Holly Jackson, on murder mysteries and true crime.
In the 2024 UK general election, Labour suffered some surprise seat losses over its stance on Gaza.
Jacqui Smith and Douglas Alexander are given junior ministerial roles from the new prime minister.
BBC's Political Editor Chris Mason decodes the early signs of the new Labour government.
Anthony Hodges-Hillier, 33, is charged after Helen Shakespeare, 53, was remanded on Saturday.
George Russell leads a home one-two-three on the British Grand Prix grid from Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton and McLaren’s Lando Norris.
Human bones dated to more than 1,000 years old have been discovered at The Old Bell Hotel.
Much-loved characters from TV comedy painted on wall to tidy an area covered in graffiti.
Show judge Paul Hollywood sent his love to Ms Hollyoak's family, describing her as a "lovely lady".
After a phone, a postbox, and a door, artist Impro installs a cash machine on Sonning Bridge.
After a phone, a postbox, and a door, artist Impro installs a cash machine on Sonning Bridge.
Rhian Elizabeth cannot forgive herself for being a disengaged parent after becoming pregnant at 16.
The new top team includes the UK's first female chancellor, Rachel Reeves, as well as party veterans such as Ed Miliband and Yvette Cooper.
Video has been released for the first time of the first moment a new prime minister meets the monarch.
Labour's win is the most disproportionate on record, BBC Verify finds, as parties call for change.
Labour's win is the most disproportionate on record, BBC Verify finds, as parties call for change.
Key moments as Sir Keir Starmer enters 10 Downing Street following Labour's landslide election win.
The first minister says his party must reflect on how to deliver its independence commitment.
It's been a return to cooler and wetter weather following late June's spell of heat. Can we expect the return of anything warmer soon?
There was surprise at the party's victories in seats beyond its traditional heartlands in the central belt.
See what the party has promised to do on issues including the economy, the NHS, immigration and housing.
Suella Braverman apologised to the British public in an emotional speech as she retained her seat in Fareham
Wimbledon Centre Court rises to acclaim Andy Murray, with the likes of Martina Navratilova, John McEnroe and Novak Djokovic in attendance.
The US R&B star shone, but drew the smallest-ever audience for a headline set on the Pyramid Stage.
The artist used an unsuspecting band at Glastonbury Festival to launch his latest performance.
The Spanish police search for Jay Slater ends, but his family and friends maintain their efforts.
SNP leader John Swinney says a UK-wide approach will not address Scotland's skills shortages.
The Met Police said it began an investigation "after officers were made aware of a video".
The PM says Coivd and the Ukraine war made things "difficult" but the UK was "on the right track".
Lila, 11, and Lois, 10, are set to perform in the choir's Choral Evensong service on Sunday.
Gunner Charles Lightfoot's granddaughter travelled to France for the military burial ceremony.
Cardiff's long-awaited new bus station officially opens on Sunday after years of delays.
The Football Association criticises AI-generated videos on social media purporting to show Gareth Southgate making crude remarks about England players.
Prof Patricia Wiltshire tells Desert Island Discs the murder of Michelle Bettles stayed with her.
A council has been forcing residents into silence as a condition of them receiving money owed to them.
A 31-year-old man died at the scene of the crash involving a Tesla and a bus, police say.
The BBC's Nick Garnett reports from Tenerife as authorities continue searching for the missing teenager.
The team, which included British explorer Sir David Hempleman-Adams, are said to be "extremely disappointed".
The Reform UK leader defended his party after footage appeared to show an activist making racial slurs.
The Lib Dem leader says he wants a "community-led" approach, with infrastructure built alongside homes.
Gavin Plumb is on trial accused of plotting to abduct, rape and murder the TV presenter.
Many customers have complained on social media, with some saying their salaries have not been paid into their accounts.
The Princess Royal was taken to hospital after she sustained minor injuries thought to have been caused by a horse.
The pop star headlines on Friday, after performances by LCD Soundsystem, Sugababes and PJ Harvey.
Typical household incomes went up by just £140 a year on average in the last 14 years, according to the Resolution Foundation.
Reform UK has condemned campaigners for the party who were recorded making racist comments in Clacton.
The Metropolitan Police say seven officers are now under investigation over bets on the election date.
James Wilson gets members of an interactive theatre group to help him propose to Maria Lawrence.
PC Craig Carter will appear in court on Friday charged with misconduct in public office.
The woman sustained serious injuries in the accident at Archway London Underground station.
It follows a recent outbreak thought to be linked to supermarket sandwiches containing salad leaves.
Mr Browne's twin daughters sat in the public gallery as their father's killer was brought into the dock.
The mother of Jay Slater's best friend has condemned "trolls" who have been targeting her online.
The mother of Jay Slater's best friend has condemned "trolls" who have been targeting her online.
An undercover police officer based in America is giving evidence to jurors via a video link.
The ambulance service confirms that one of the two people found dead was a member of staff.
But new code of practice is criticised for failing to protect drivers from "sharks" in the industry.
British Medical Association members will stage five-day walkout starting at 07:00 on Thursday.
With the election finish line nearing, the vast lead Labour has in the polls over the Tories hasn’t budged.
Whatever the outcome, it seems unlikely that the constitution will vanish as an issue in Scottish politics.
Prince Harry has an emotional conversation about bereavement and grieving, with a military charity.
The NHS is about to pay for a transformational haemophilia B treatment, the BBC speaks to one of the first to get it.
The band look back at their Glastonbury history - including the year they shut down the Avalon field.
Detectives will take the lead in cases where the alleged offence goes beyond a breach of gambling rules.
In the space of a month in 2012, Andy Murray went from tears in the rain to gold in the sunshine, winning hearts and medals on Centre Court.
There were combative exchanges during the last leaders' debate ahead of the general election.
Beekeeper Andrew Card helped relocate the three colonies which chose an Inverness bedroom as their home.
The BBC's Colin Paterson meets festival-goers, at Worthy Farm for Glastonbury Festival.
A little girl shares with a BBC reporter in front of her amused parents that she has her first boyfriend.
Analysis of seats visited by leaders shows Rishi Sunak is campaigning where the Conservatives won big in 2019.
Stella Assange tells the BBC their family will be reunited outside of prison for the first time.
She is being treated for a minor head injury and concussion thought to have been caused by a horse.
The government's deal with Full Support Healthcare was one of the most wasteful of the pandemic.
It follows a claim the force told journalists about those being looking into by the betting regulator.
The police will be unable to detain people, putting the public at risk, the Prison Governors’ Association warns.
Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako of Japan are beginning a three-day state visit to the UK.
The Wikileaks founder will plead guilty to US criminal charges to avoid extradition, according to court documents.
The prime minister says his party has launched an investigation alongside the Gambling Commission's inquiry.
The NHS said Patients should continue to attend their appointments unless they have been told otherwise.
Adrian Ramsay tells the BBC his party's tax take would be "fairly normal" by European standards.
She suffered minor injuries on her Gloucestershire estate and is expected to make a full recovery, Buckingham Palace says.
A yellow heat-health alert will be issued for most of England from 08:00 BST on Monday.
Oran, who is 13, was sometimes having hundreds of seizures a day due to his severe epilepsy.
A "significant" number of flights are likely to be cancelled or delayed as a result, the airport says.
Authorities are still looking for Jay Slater, who vanished in a mountainous area of the island on Monday.
How a London family's home was rented by scammers who turned it into a large-scale cannabis farm.
Actor Emma Myers discusses the hype around the upcoming BBC series - and the power of BookTok.
The British champion tells BBC's Desert Island Discs he is not too keen on his son, JJ, entering the ring.
A fourth Tory is being investigated for allegedly placing dozens of bets on the general election date.
In England, the care system is struggling but the main parties have steered away from detailed plans.
The comments included remarks about murdered MP Jo Cox and a black reality TV contestant.
Nigel Farage is accused of being on the side of the Russian president by his Tory, Labour, Lib Dem and SNP rivals.
Footage shows the pets being treated by firefighters, having been rescued before a roof collapses.
Many have hit out at the brand online, suggesting they would return fewer items if sizing was consistent.
Plaid Cymru and Welsh Lib Dems urge next UK government to scrap the limit, during live TV debate.
Four Hinduja family members were given prison sentences ranging from four to four-and-a-half years.
Robin Windsor will be honoured with a special award by his former dance partner Lisa Riley.
A row has erupted after a political candidate accused his rival of lying about his military record.
Four family members were given prison sentences ranging from four to four-and-a-half years.
Cathal Crotty was given a fully suspended sentence after beating a woman in a random street attack.
The trial of Lucy Letby, who denies attempted murder, hears extracts of her interviews with police.
George Thomson tells an inquiry that Horizon is "robust", provoking anger from sub-postmasters.
Experts say the hack is one of the most "significant and harmful" cyber attacks ever in the UK.
Pilots at Aer Lingus confirmed on Friday they will engage in an eight-hour strike on Saturday 29 June.
Northamptonshire's police commissioner pledges to read the CVs of all candidates for top positions.
The 31-year-old was stabbed after a fight broke out in the coastal town of Calella, Spanish police say.
Jay Slater, 19, has not been heard from since Monday when he said he needed water and had 1% battery.
Jay Slater, 19, has not been heard from since Monday when he said he needed water and had 1% battery.
Police are "satisfied" that no criminal offences have been committed in relation to the dog attack.
Police are "satisfied" that no criminal offences have been committed in relation to the dog attack.
The Labour leader says the PM should suspend Conservative candidates accused of betting on the date of the next election.
Bardia Shojaeifard, 15, is detained for life with a minimum term of 13 years for killing Alfie Lewis.
The orchestral version of the song was played to mark the first London dates of Taylor Swift's Eras tour at Wembley.
A viewing area for 25,000 Scotland fans is being set up in Stuttgart for Sunday's game against Hungary.
People travelling between Eastleigh and Fareham affected by the discovery as trains briefly halt.
The image was posted online by the Princess of Wales to mark her husband's 42nd birthday.
Motor neurone disease (MND) campaigner Rob Burrow died earlier this month at the age of 41.
The gang shared almost 400GB of the private information on their darknet site and Telegram channel.
The MND campaigner's messages are for his children in the future, his wife told BBC Breakfast.
Organisations including Age UK and Carers UK say social care provision "has slipped far below an acceptable level".
Some cheaper lotions from supermarkets Aldi and Lidl outperformed more expensive brands, Which? said.
The BBC's chief political correspondent analyses the key moments of Thursday's Leaders' Special.
Just two weeks from election day, party leaders face tough questions from a BBC Question Time audience.
The prime minister promises to "boot out" anyone found to have broken gambling laws from the Conservatives.
Labour and the Tories accuse each other of failing to match promises on housing, a key election issue.
Jay Slater who is missing in Tenerife told a friend he was lost and thirsty before his phone cut off.
A Holyrood complaint claims that stamps bought on MSPs' expenses were passed to UK election candidates.
Former sub-postmasters react angrily as the company launches an urgent investigation into breach.
Letter reveals the government admits misleading Parliament over cases of Afghan special forces.
Cases have been linked to pre-packed sandwiches containing lettuce - but investigations continue.
The Bank of England keeps borrowing costs unchanged, but hints it could cut rates later in the summer.
The inquest into the death of Gill Catchpole comes to an end at Gloucestershire Coroner's Court.
Two-time British Olympic champion Katie Archibald will miss next month's Games after breaking her leg in a freak accident in her garden.
Sir Ian McKellen will not return to his starring West End role as he recovers from a fall off stage.
The force refers itself over contact it had with Nasen Saadi, who was later charged with murder.
Supreme Court has ruled Surrey Council should have considered the climate change impacts of new oil wells.
Early birds gathered at Cheltenham's Sandford Parks Lido to watch the sunrise on Thursday morning.
People living near Yr Wyddfa say visitors leave litter and use their gardens as toilets.
The BBC's analysis editor answers some of your questions about constituency boundary changes.
Inflation has hit the Bank of England's target for the first time in almost three years.
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney will call for an end to public spending cuts at the SNP's manifesto launch.
Andy Brown, standing in Aberdeenshire North and Moray East, is suspended by the party pending an investigation.
A decision not to prosecute the four retired officers was upheld by the CPS after it was challenged.
Letby, 34, denies displacing a breathing tube attached to an infant within two hours of her birth.
Phones4U founder John Caudwell gave the Conservatives £500K before the last general election.
Haviland, who sent the former This Morning host flowers, has been banned from Cornwall.
There have been cross party calls to make misogyny a hate crime on during an election debate on women's safety.
The site's new owners have been granted planning permission to replace the property with a new home.
The Japanese state visit to the UK will not include the traditional trip to meet the prime minister.
Mr Barton apologises “for the distress" Mr Vine had suffered over his comments made on social media.
Three children, aged 14, nine and seven, were reported missing after a day at Thorpe Park.
The charges all relate to the Hinduja family's practice of importing servants from India.
The presenter had been criticised for her comment which she made while dancing on This Morning.
England's NHS trusts warn children are the “forgotten generation” in the race to cut waiting lists.
As part of our election coverage, the BBC wants to better understand what matters most to you, the voters.
Just over 2.1 million people have registered since the election was called, latest data shows.
One of the rainiest springs on record boosted soup sales while denting those for sun cream, figures suggest.
The BBC’s Marianna Spring has been using her Undercover Voters to analyse how the election is being fought on social media.
One staff member was recorded saying he wanted to drown a pupil “like a kitten” - Panorama undercover.
Keaton's school and Coventry City Football Club are among those paying tribute to the 12 year-old.
Jeremy Hunt suggested key manifesto promises on welfare cuts had been announced by the government last year.
Neighbours say their gardens were searched by police as they tried to capture the animal.
After a cold and dull start to summer, could we be about to see our weather turn warmer and drier?
The pledges include a £500m "rescue package" for the care system and investment in Scottish agriculture.
Jude Bellingham celebrated his England goal with a celebration honouring the game 'Wolf' - but what is 'Wolf' and how do you play it?
Margins are rising amid the election "distraction", the group says, but retailers say they face higher costs.
The Royal Air Force's jets left trails of white, blue and red as they flew over central London on Saturday.
The man in his 70s was found with serious head injuries in a house near Crossmaglen, County Armagh.
Cdr Paul Brogden tells the BBC over half of shootings in the capital involve gangs or organised crime.
Cdr Paul Brogden tells the BBC over half of shootings in the capital involve gangs or organised crime.
Grant StClair-Armstrong says he will still contest the election and serve as an independent if elected.
The 81-year-old star will finish his year with four homecoming gigs in Manchester and London.
A video clip shows the boy sitting in a derelict building with his wrists bound and a stick placed at this throat.
Manufacturer THIS! is recalling one of its products because of possible contamination with E. coli.
Andrew Sparkes, from Somerset, is calling on all parties to "sort out the dental crisis".
Newcastle and Sunderland have traditionally battled it out, but there may be a surprise contender.
A woman says a council has left her family in a "severely overcrowded" property after her parents fled war.
Chloe Ward says she lost a decade of her life to alcohol but is now determined to stay sober.
A Spanish filmmaker turned the cameras on herself and made a "sextortion diary" after being blackmailed.
England fans celebrated England's win over Serbia, but are still unsure if the team can win the Euros.
Jude Bellingham's first half header secures victory for England in their opening Group C Uefa Euro 2024 match at the Arena AufSchalke.
Andy Murray says he would prefer to retire at Wimbledon or the Paris Olympics as his tennis career draws towards an end.
England fans were involved in "an altercation" with Serbia supporters before their teams' opening Euro 2024 match in Gelsenkirchen.
A farmer whose runaway cow was rammed by police says the footage of the incident is a sorry sight.
Police say Dolars Aleksanders, 21, is wanted over the death of 12-year-old Keaton Slater.
Footage shared with the BBC shows the animal looking stunned in the aftermath of the incident on a Surrey street.
At a "contract" launch in south Wales, the Reform leader says people shouldn't pay income tax until they earn £20,000.
The statutory inquiry has reached a two-year milestone but was expected to conclude earlier this year.
The parade, watched by thousands, was the Princess of Wales's first public appearance since her cancer diagnosis in January.
Rishi Sunak claims another Tory government would help working people "keep more of the money you earn".
Labour says it plans to clear dental treatment backlogs and introduced supervised tooth cleaning.
Challenged over how he would fund his policies, the PM tells the BBC they will all be "fully funded and costed".
Manifesto pledges will include free personal care for older or disabled people at home in England.
The decision to not bring back the lifetime allowance comes after lobbying from senior NHS doctors.
The BBC understands that initial information appears to have ruled out foul play as the cause of death.
Labour promise more prison places as the Conservatives pledge mental health support to help people into work.
The 11-year-old and three adults were taken to hospital after the incident at the Lambeth Country Show.
The Princess of Wales writes to the regiment to with them luck and to apologise for her absence.
Health journalist and presenter Dr Michael Mosley, 67, remains missing on the Greek island of Symi.
The 67-year-old remains missing after going for a walk on the Greek island of Symi on Wednesday.
The 67-year-old went missing on Wednesday after going for a walk on the island of Symi.
The two party leaders are back on the road after marking the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings.
The cheese-loving inventor and his clever pooch will return to TV this Christmas, the BBC says.
The woman claims to have inspired the character Martha and seeks $170m for defamation, negligence and privacy violations.
As she launches the UK leg of her Eras tour, we look at how Taylor Swift became pop's biggest star.
The prime minister responds for the first time since Labour accused him of lying over the dubious claim.
Sir Keir Starmer says he hopes his pledge will "turn the dream of owning a home into a reality".
The rate of increase is the slowest for 30 months, but competition among potential tenants is still fierce.
The King and Prince of Wales both made speeches, praising the "bravery and sacrifice" of those who "served at that critical time".
Former Autonomy boss Mike Lynch was accused of fraud related to the $11bn sale of his software firm.
Dr Mosley went missing on Wednesday after going for a walk while on holiday on the Greek island of Symi.
The King marks the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings, saying free nations must oppose tyranny.
In his ultimate man shed, Dylan built a motorised contraption out of a wheelbarrow and a scooter.
Scott Law is banned from football grounds after attacking the football pundit at the Emirates Stadium.
Siyabonga Twala, 35, had been returning from a family holiday when he was stopped at an airport.
Around 80 migrants, including three children, were rescued, and no fatalities have been reported.
Sqn Ldr Mark Long was killed when the plane he was flying crashed in a field in Lincolnshire.
The £150,000 donation was accepted after Frank Hester had been accused of making racist comments.
The number of teachers in England has risen - but so has the number leaving, the latest figures reveal.
Wales' first minister vows to "carry on" after losing a no-confidence vote in the Senedd.
Mr Ross's surprise announcement comes after he said he was going to stand down at this year's election.
Murray Dowey, 16, from Dunblane took his own life last December after being blackmailed online.
The Greens says they would raise funds for the health service by taxing the "very richest".
The stone slabs were found on the Mortar Wreck - a 13th Century shipwreck in Poole Bay.
Promises include cutting veterans railcards costs and setting up an armed forces commissioner.
It risks undermining Rishi Sunak's claim Labour's plans would mean £2,000 of tax rises for families.
Two days of events are taking place in the UK and France to mark the anniversary of the Normandy landings.
The Conservative and Labour leaders got scrappy at times, forcing the host of the ITV event to intervene and urge the pair to "lower your voices".
The King is the second monarch to appear on Bank of England notes which will be fed gradually into the system.
The King and Queen were told detailed stories of what it was like to be part of the D-Day landings.
Rashane Douglas is sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of Joshua Clark and Haidar Shah.
Glenn Mullen posted online death threats to the Harry Potter author and former MP Rosie Duffield.
Urgent and emergency care at the hospitals may not be able to access quick-turnaround blood test results.
A woman from Devon is jailed and handed a lifetime ban from owning animals for neglecting 191 dogs.
Three horses hurt when they bolted through London have made good enough progress to return to work.
Rebecca Moss told Thomas Gibson "wake up, it's baby day" before realising he was dead, an inquest hears.
Talented rower Anna Beaumont, 13, is described by family as a "beautiful soul" who will "never be forgotten".
Masked rioters in Derry were 'at ease' in the presence of TV cameras the night Ms McKee was murdered
Charlie Cosser was stabbed three times on a crowded dancefloor at a party in July last year.
The veterans are sailing to France from the UK to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings.
Andrew Tham, the reigning Scottish featherweight champion, died three days after a crash in Cumbernauld.
DNA tests have confirmed all three infants found in east London are full siblings, the BBC can report.
The speech was recorded for a BBC documentary, with Burrow asking for it to be shared after his death.
The star, who had lived with motor neurone disease for nearly five years, has been described as a "true inspiration".
The veteran politician says she intends to run for Labour at the election after a bitter selection row.
The former Leeds Rhinos player was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2019, two years after his playing career ended.
Derbyshire Police says it received a "number of messages" related to claims of election.
The former England captain said he met King Charles to talk about the King's Foundation - and beekeeping.
Anna Beaumont has died after being found unresponsive in a pool at a resort in Orlando, Florida.
No timeframe or target figure has been set, as the Tories say "no one believes" the Labour leader is "serious about tackling immigration".
Thames Water is replacing pipes and says Station Road in Bramley will be shut from Tuesday.
The two-year-old pocket bully was about to be euthanised when he was saved by volunteers.
More than 2,000 police officers were on duty for the Champions League final and earlier protests.
Firms are placing their Christmas orders early to avoid empty shelves as shipping route disruption continues.
The party says allowing pharmacies to treat more conditions will also free up GP appointments.
The two main parties unveiled their battlebuses as the campaigns focused on the economy.
A far-right march has taken place and football fans are also gathering ahead of the final.
The BBMF's commanding officer paid tribute to his "dear friend" in a video posted on social media.
A man appeared to chain himself to the goalposts before Scotland’s Women's Euro 2025 qualifier against Israel at Glasgow's Hampden stadium.
The tribute has been unveiled in Sheffield to commemorate a "founding father" of the sport.
Research suggests cheap and simple spit tests may be better at catching the disease than blood tests.
Nasen Saadi is charged with murder and attempted murder after two women were stabbed on a beach at night.
A police watchdog report released after the inquest said police tried to stop him by using a Taser.
Everton will "assess all options for future ownership" after 777 Partners miss a deadline to take over the club.
A video posted on social media claims to show Jon Benjamin aiming a weapon at another man, while looking down the rifle's sight.
Three inmates are in hospital after an altercation at a prison where 10 have died in three months.
Jim Mille told the King about his experiences of the Normandy landings into Nazi-occupied France.
Scotland now has four low emissions zones after Aberdeen and Edinburgh joined Dundee and Glasgow.
Nasen Saadi is charged with murder and attempted murder after two women were stabbed on a beach at night.
The Labour leader endorses Diane Abbott to be Labour candidate in Hackney North and Stoke Newington.
The party appears to be facing a tough fight with Labour to remain the largest party in Scotland.
The Labour leader is in Scotland to launch his energy plans, including a pledge to start work on green projects within months.
Mark Logan, who is standing down as an MP, says the Tory Party is "unrecognisable" from a decade ago.
Ministers accuse doctors' union of "cynical" tactics with walkout due to start on 27 June in England.
Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer will face each other in a head-to-head debate hosted by ITV on 4 June.
The Labour leader's comments come hours after Diane Abbott texted the BBC to say she was banned from standing for the party.
The Conservatives say they would replace some degrees with 100,000 new apprenticeships per year.
Party pledges to achieve goal within five years as it sets out steps to tackle backlog in England.
But it is not clear whether the ex-shadow home secretary will stand for Labour at the election.
Amie Gray, 34, died following the attack on Durley Chine Beach in Bournemouth on Friday.
Czech entrepreneur and billionaire Daniel Kretinsky will firm up an offer of £5bn for the company.
Oliver White, 27, was found dead a day after being assaulted during a robbery at a London jewellers.
Police had been investigating the deputy Labour leader over a house in Stockport she sold in 2015.
The party's honorary president says the election had got off to the "dullest start" and attacks a "lack of debate".
Latest generation of products not becoming part of people’s "routine internet use", researchers say.
Mitchell Carling decided to raffle off his tickets for the tournament's curtain-raiser in Munich.
Gavin and Stacey creator Ruth Jones says the news leaking about the finale meant she "had to lie".
New figures show more than 690,000 waits for NHS appointments or treatment for non-urgent care.
Ports are spending millions to prepare for a new European Union border IT system amid travel delay warnings.
The Conservatives pledge to raise the tax-free pension allowance by at least 2.5% a year if they win the election.
More than 120 bosses endorse Labour's economic plans ahead of the election saying it is “time for a change”.
The MP said he had changed his mind about standing in the general election after talks with family.
The former prime minister tells a documentary she is responsible for "hostile environment" errors.
The Labour leader tells voters to trust him as he makes his first big speech of the general election campaign.
The Conservatives have given more details of their plan for 30,000 young people to work with the military.
Sqn Ldr Mark Long was killed when the Spitfire he was flying crashed in a field in Lincolnshire.
Amie Gray, 34, died following the attack on Durley Chine Beach in Bournemouth on Friday.
The king hopes the seedling will flourish in Windsor Great Park and spread more seeds in the future.
A 40-year-old man has died after collapsing during the half marathon, race organisers have said.
The midfielder appeared to get caught out as the vehicle started to move from a stationary position.
Hundreds of artefacts ended up with people in the US who bought them on eBay, the BBC has learned.
It comes after a weekend that saw the Tories unveil a plan that would bring back mandatory national service for 18-year-olds.
The biggest increase is among the over 80s, with a marked rise in cases in adults aged 25-49.
The shadow chancellor told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg she would face "difficult decisions" on spending.
The government has confirmed no one will be forced to do military training under the £2.5bn scheme.
Coldplay, Sabrina Carpenter and Olly Alexander are among today's acts at the BBC Radio 1 festival.
The US rapper's show at Manchester's Co-op Live arena was called off at the last minute on Saturday.
Kaylee Golding says she's got closure after the infected blood inquiry found decades of failings.
Volunteers spent 700 hours using replica tools and fire to carve out the Bronze Age-style log boats.
Live facial recognition is becoming increasingly common on UK high streets. Should we be worried?
The BBC star also discussed his family, who came to the UK as part of the Windrush generation.
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer hit the campaign trail as their parties face questions over key policies.
Crews were called to the old Broadmoor Hospital site just after 09:30 BST, the fire service says.
The half-brother of Renoy Ellis says he was a "bubbly" boy, who was interested in space and football.
One passenger says he was waiting in queues with no toilets or anywhere to change his baby's nappy.
One woman has died and a second is in a serious condition in hospital after the attack on Friday.
The Scottish Police Federation says fan zones could limit impact of celebrations on businesses and residents.
National Highways shares video of three dangerous driving incidents to coincide with a safety initiative.
The prime minister was meeting constituents when one remarked on the weather when he announced the election.
Laws aimed at making life fairer for leaseholders in England have been rushed through Parliament.
BrianLow's death was initially ruled to be medical-related, but it was later found he had been shot in the chest.
It is the first weekend of the election campaign, with Rishi Sunak meeting constituents in Yorkshire.
The Education Select Committee report warns that some phone use resembles "behavioural addiction".
A plant picked for its beautiful flowers then wiped out in the UK mainland makes a dramatic return.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is preparing for Saturday's FA Cup final not knowing whether reports he will be sacked are true.
Ms Vennells gave testimony over three days, watched by those affected by the Post Office scandal.
Punters are likely not getting the full amount of alcohol they are paying for, a new study suggests.
Race Across the World's Betty opened up about Mayer Rokitansky Küster Hauser, which affects one in 5,000 women.
Move comes after some speakers pulled out due to the company's links to Israel and fossil fuel firms.
A law quashing sub-postmasters' convictions from the Horizon IT scandal was approved by Parliament on Thursday.
Rishi Sunak promises financial stability while Keir Starmer says a vote for him is vote for change.
Part of Tom Hadrys's bowel cut out during the operation was also left behind by the surgeon.
The star mocks his friend, as he presents him with a prestigious lifetime achievement award.
Two boys, aged 17, who were arrested on suspicion of murder, remain in custody, police say.
Rishi Sunak's flagship ban on smoking for people born after 2009 runs out of time to pass into law.
Oxford Action for Palestine organised a sit-in at university offices on Wellington Square.
A nine-year-old boy died from sepsis after doctors and nurses missed a "significant" GP note.
West Ham midfielder Lucas Paqueta is charged by the FA for allegedly getting booked "for the improper purpose of affecting the betting market".
The former chief executive is questioned about her role in the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub-postmasters.
He says local leaders should engage in dialogue to find a new deal for the archipelago's future.
A boy's skull was fractured by a shot from an airgun as he climbed a fence to fetch his football.
The report relates to former SNP chief executive Peter Murrell, the husband of ex-FM Nicola Sturgeon.
The former Post Office chief executive faced a second day of questions into the Horizon IT scandal.
Johanita Dogbey, 31, was killed by Mohamed Nur in daylight two days after three others were attacked.
Rishi Sunak asks people in Barry if they are looking forward to the Euros despite Wales not qualifying.
Leah Harrison was taking part in a "forest walk" during a residential trip when she was killed.
Howard Michael Phillips, 64, was arrested in central London and is due in court on Thursday.
A grandmother of three plans to "play as long as possible" after recently becoming the oldest ever international cricketer.
Simon Case said Boris Johnson "cannot lead" and called officials "pygmies" at the height of the pandemic.
The Reform Party leader says Rishi Sunak "bottled it" over calling a surprise general election for July.
On the first full day of election campaigning the Labour leader says "nothing will change" if the Conservatives get back into power on July 5.
PM Rishi Sunak revealed 4 July as the date in a rain-soaked Downing Street speech on Wednesday.
Emergency services were called to the scene in Carlton-in-Cleveland on Wednesday afternoon.
Paula Vennells broke down several times during her evidence to the Horizon IT scandal inquiry.
Kate Roughley is sentenced to 14 years for the manslaughter of nine-month-old Genevieve Meehan.
Scientists from Cambridge University find an ingenious way to decarbonise one of the world's most polluting materials.
Westminster is gripped by talk of a snap election - all eyes are now on Rishi Sunak to clear it up.
As Lord Cameron and Grant Shapps change their plans, Downing Street says only that the election will be in the second half of 2024.
Vennells, former chief executive of the Post Office, is now one of the most recognisable faces of the scandal.
Prices rose at 2.3% in the year to April, down from 3.2% the month before, official figures said.
Geoff Kitchen was "a gentleman with the utmost honesty and integrity", says a local theatre group he helped run.
A former Royal Marine charged with assisting the Hong Kong intelligence service has been found dead.
Government unveils package after final report of public inquiry into scandal published on Monday.
England manager Gareth Southgate picks the uncapped Jarrad Branthwaite, Curtis Jones, Jarell Quansah and Adam Wharton in his provisional squad for Euro 2024.
The High Court has ruled the Home Office acted outside of its powers in laws passed last year.
Singapore Airlines says several others were hurt and the flight was diverted to Bangkok.
The government is due to announce what it says will be a "comprehensive" compensation scheme.
Work and pensions secretary Mel Stride says new visa rules will reduce arrivals in Britain by 300,000.
Victims and others affected by the infected blood scandal are waiting to hear how much they will be paid.
The BBC is given legal permission to name Rayis Nibeel as the teenager who murdered Omar Khan.
Doing housework and developing side hustles is helping kids top up pocket money, a report claims.
The former Post Office boss is due to give evidence to the public inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal.
A team of Royal Academy of Engineering scientists say the risk from human faeces is increasing.
A return to work is ruled out for the Princess of Wales, as her early years foundation issues a report.
The woman was found dead at her home in Hornchurch in east London on Monday afternoon, police say.
The King visits the Chelsea Flower Show days after he is named the Royal Horticultural Society's patron.
Two people have been taken to hospital following a parasite outbreak in Devon, the government says.
Kate Roughley strapped nine-month-old baby Genevieve Meehan to a beanbag and left her for 90 minutes.
It means Mr Assange can remain in the UK for now and challenge US assurances over his prospective trial.
Kate Roughley strapped nine-month-old baby Genevieve Meehan to a beanbag and left her for 90 minutes.
Kate Roughley strapped nine-month-old baby Genevieve Meehan to a beanbag and left her for 90 minutes.
Ben Broadbent's comments come ahead of data which is expected to show a fall in inflation.
The coroner's court says it has "now discontinued this case", following the DJ's death in February.
Those in charge knew the risks meaning patients caught HIV and hepatitis from blood treatments, report finds.
The decision means Mr Assange will remain in the UK and be able to challenge US assurances over his prospective trial.
Eluned Morgan apologises to Welsh victims of the infected blood scandal, calling it a "tragedy".
The Infected Blood Inquiry has released its findings on the biggest treatment scandal in NHS history.
Thousands were infected with HIV and hepatitis C, in the worst treatment disaster in NHS history.
A judge orders Karen Vamplew to serve a minimum of 32 years for the "wicked and terrible" killing.
Totnes MP Anthony Mangnall says he wants South West Water to pay firms in Devon what they "deserve".
The singer was the first person to score three consecutive number one hits in the UK charts.
The broadcast regulator's said the network had been found in breach of due impartiality rules.
A complaint about a report which highlighted claims that illegal images had originated on OnlyFans has been dismissed.
Teenager remains in critical condition after a second boy died in the River Tyne in Ovingham.
Thousands were infected with HIV and hepatitis C by contaminated blood products and transfusions.
Surface flooding is one of London's biggest threats - so what can be done to combat it?
This year's event includes junior judges and a "no adults allowed" garden designed by children.
A report suggests shareholders have taken billons but failed to invest as water bills look set to rise.
More people are using buses in Reading where they are publicly-owned - will others towns follow?
The BBC's Laura Kuenssberg finds out if her Conservative and Labour guests know their parties' policies.
Maternity care has historically not been a priority in hospitals, says health secretary
Thirty thousand rare oysters are being reintroduced to the Firth of Forth having been wiped out by overfishing and pollution.
Swiss singer Nemo becomes the first non-binary artist to win Eurovision with their song, The Code.
Happy Valley, Succession and The Crown are among the TV shows nominated at Sunday's ceremony.
Temperatures peaked at 25.9C (78.6F) in Herstmonceux, East Sussex, according to the Met Office.
The new Labour MP is accused of asking the then Justice Secretary to help move the date of the case.
An officer is shot with a crossbow and a man is stabbed in a "serious assault and weapons incident".
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been welcomed by a charity which helps service personnel in Nigeria.
England bowler James Anderson says he is "happy" after announcing he will retire this summer, adding that "it feels like a good time".
Jalal Debella appeared before magistrates in Willesden and is due at the Old Bailey on Tuesday.
The man is believed to have been shot in St Rule Street on the Westbury Estate in Lambeth.
A rare solar storm made the aurora borealis visible across the UK, including across the south.
Police said two protesters hit the glass around the historic document with a hammer and chisel.
The M25 is shut in both directions between junctions nine and 10 until 06:00 on Monday.
BBC Analysis editor Ros Atkins looks at what what is being done to prevent minors seeing harmful content.
Time-lapse videos show swirls of green, pink and scarlet moving across and lighting up the night sky.
A report recommends a levy on arena and stadium concert tickets to help struggling small venues.
A conservationist is on a mission to keep a Welsh island a sanctuary for native red squirrels.
Patients say the device allows them to reduce the number of hospital visits involved in cancer care.
The prince made the comments as he visited St Mary’s Community Hospital on the Isles of Scilly.
David Lowe explains how he came up with the well-known tune, starting with a clock ticking.
Ahead of the Eurovision final, the former Years & Years singer looks at his chances of winning.
The Duke of Sussex spent Thursday afternoon at a charity event for children of fallen military personnel.
The Prince of Wales is visiting a beach in Cornwall to meet members of local lifesaving clubs.
Residents are also urged to close windows and doors due to the smoke from the fire in Cannock.
Some Labour MPs have raised concerns about the comments after the Dover MP defected to the party.
Much of the UK is experiencing a spell of dry and warm weather, but for how long can we expect it to last?
The debris came from a boat which had run aground off Seaford in April, the coastguard says.
The re-elected Conservative Tees Valley mayor says many Tories are fighting "like rats in a sack".
Thousands of messages obtained by BBC Panorama reveal the Huyton Firm’s plans for violent attacks.
"My mistakes have been mine", says the ex-chancellor who will stand down as MP at the next election.
About 1,750 people are unaware they got the virus from blood transfusions in the 70s, 80s and 90s.
Royal Family posts response after 'devastated' Kent boy misses a garden party due to traffic.
Experts are attempting to translate the Ogham script, which could date back as far as the 4th Century.
Ex-Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots suggested an incremental relaxation of restrictions in May 2020.
There were 1,300 cases of the bacterial infection in March, after just over 900 in February in England.
Alex Reid was wrongly advised on early vaccination due to a clinical mistake 17 years earlier.
Henry De Los Rios Polania tells the BBC about the moment he fought to protect his family from a sword attacker.
John McFall is studying whether it's possible for someone with a physical disability to go to space.
This is the last year that students in England will get formulae sheets in maths and science.
Dover MP Natalie Elphicke's discreet conversations with Labour had gone on for a few weeks.
Opal, 18 months, can now hear - even a whisper - after becoming the first person to try a new treatment.
Television production firms admit they are already using AI to come up with new programme ideas.
Queen Camilla was also in attendance at the first of Buckingham Palace's two annual summer parties.
The MP for Dover and Deal crossed the floor during PMQs but will stand down at the general election.
Keir Starmer's allies believe the Dover MP can help win Tory voters but some on the left are uneasy.
The Duke of Sussex will give a reading at the thanksgiving service in St Paul's Cathedral celebrating the 10th anniversary of the games.
No-one was hurt but work near a section of the project has been suspended while the extent of the damage is investigated.
Kate McDougall gave her son injections to treat his haemophilia which unknowingly led to his HIV infection.
The duke has arrived in the UK for an event which marks a decade of the Invictus Games.
Batley and Spen MP Kim Leadbeater is proposing a graduated driving licence to cut UK road deaths.
Sussex Police say an 18-year-old man is due to appear at Crawley Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
A woman was arrested on suspicion of neglecting a child to cause unnecessary injury, police say.
Marcus Arduini Monzo allegedly ran up behind Daniel Anjorin and slashed him in the neck and chest.
The shadow chancellor's speech comes ahead of figures likely to show the UK has emerged from recession.
Study into best help launches as research estimates 800,000 children were in an abusive home last year.
Students say it is easy to find accounts falsely claiming to have access to GCSE and A-level papers.
Midges blown from northern Europe could spread a serious virus across farms in England, experts warn.
Police established the man was not an officer, but failed to investigate the incident as a crime.
New research links algal blooming at England's largest lake with increased visitor numbers
Lord Peter Hain has asked the NI Secretary to extend the deadline for a victims payment scheme.
Tom Daley will compete at a fifth Olympics in Paris this summer after being confirmed in Team GB's diving team.
The Oxford and Cambridge protests camps follow a number of others at UK university campuses.
Southern Water says supplies have been restored to 26,500 properties but 6,500 are still affected.
Her diagnosis 15 years ago prompted her to campaign for more awareness of breast cancer in the young.
A 27-year-old man was arrested after the disturbance on Glasgow Road, Paisley, on Monday afternoon.
PM says the general election result is "not a foregone conclusion", despite "disappointing" local elections.
Thunderstorm warnings for large parts of England, Scotland and Wales are issued by the Met Office.
Investment by the Dutch brewing giant will create 1,000 new jobs and reopen dozens of closed pubs.
Daniel Rooney had been playing at a hotel bar when he was asked to perform at a Take That concert.
Legislation is needed to address safety, privacy and dignity concerns, minister Kemi Badenoch says.
Rejecting calls to change course, the PM says he can make "progress" with voters before a general election.
Abi Vance, who cared for a friend with terminal cancer, said "normalising" death might help people.
Peter Gray, from West Yorkshire, took out loans in the names of women he met on dating app Tinder.
A veteran activist had secured a nomination but agreed to back front-runner Swinney at the 11th hour.
Rod Neander, from Canada, flies to Sheffield to thank the man whose stem cells helped save his life.
Cyber criminals stole thousands from Rathlin's Co-Op Shop, putting its future in doubt.
There is no "instant solution" to the claim over the islands, President Javier Milei tells the BBC.
The actor, who plays King Théoden in Peter Jackson's trilogy, passed away early on Sunday morning.
Kyren Wilson holds an 11-6 lead as Jak Jones fights back on day one of the World Championship final at the Crucible Theatre.
A woman is arrested on suspicion of neglecting a five-month-old boy who is in a critical condition.
The man in his 20s was found with a nail through each hand in the early hours of Sunday morning.
There are reports that a veteran SNP activist may stand against John Swinney, the only declared candidate.
A woman and three other children manage to escape from the property in the early hours of Sunday.
Hollywood actor Will Ferrell is set to join the list of celebrity investors in Championship club Leeds United
A burst pipe on Thursday is continuing to impact Southern Water supplies in East Sussex.
Tories lost nearly 500 councillors, 10 councils and the West Midlands mayoralty in the elections.
American rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's concert was moved to the AO Arena at the last minute.
The privately owned collection includes 100 coins from the late 17th to the 20th Century.
John Jennings may have inherited a gene from his mother that could trigger early-onset of the condition.
Events this week show that Brexit will keep rearing its head, writes economics editor John Campbell.
The NHS needs more doctors so why have some medical students been left in limbo waiting for a job?
The cost of a new fixed mortgage has risen in recent days, defying many homeowners' hopes and expectations.
Students tell the BBC why they're occupying their campus in protest against the war in Gaza.
The party's Gaza stance appears to have dented its support in Muslim areas at the local elections.
More than 30,000 properties in Sussex remain without water after a burst pipe on Thursday.
The parents of a 14-year-old boy killed on his way to school in London pay tribute to their son.
One worker says there were "wires hanging down" inside the venue just a day before it was due to open.
Murs was due to support Take That at the Hydro in Glasgow but his flight from London was cancelled.
The 63-year-old was diagnosed with throat cancer last October, but has been given the all-clear.
Lord Of The Rings actors took staff by surprise when they called into Liverpool restaurant Belzan.
The farmer was held on suspicion of murder and attempted murder after the shooting in Whaley Bridge.
Officers in Sheffield say six of the animals were so unwell they had to be put to sleep.
A woman who had to travel from Wales to England for an abortion says the experience was traumatic.
It comes as two councillors quit the party over how Lilian Seenoi-Barr was chosen as Derry City and Strabane mayor.
Sadiq Khan is re-elected with a clear majority, while the race for West Midlands mayor is close, with one area holding a recount.
The actor says he may at times have behaved inappropriately but denies his behaviour was ever illegal.
The actress will reveal the UK's scores during the competition's grand final in Sweden next week.
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Labour wins by-election and string of councils from the Tories, who retain the Tees Valley mayoralty.
James Leppard is being investigated amid allegations he posted Islamophobic comments online.
Homerton Fertility Clinic will stay shut while the loss of at least 32 embryos is investigated.
Homerton Fertility Clinic will stay shut while the loss of at least 32 embryos is investigated.
Ministers are now facing attacks on two fronts - with more cases expected from as early as next week.
Mikey Roynon was stabbed at a house party in Bath where he was celebrating a girl's 16th birthday.
Derbyshire Police confirmed two further arrests were made in relation to the death of Marcus Smith.
Former senior Post Office solicitor Jarnail Singh denies knowing about Horizon bugs in 2010.
Stuart Everett's remains were found at a nature reserve and two men were later charged with his murder.
Experts say it does not make sense as research suggests petrol cars are much more likely to catch fire.
Henry De Los Rios Polania sustained a deep wound to his hand during the attack on Tuesday.
Worcestershire have lost "a brilliant guy and a fantastic cricketer" with the passing of Josh Baker, says his former coach Shaftab Khalid.
Activists argued that the plan for cutting emissions would not meet the UK's climate targets.
James Corden has revealed that he has written the final Gavin and Stacey episode with Ruth Jones.
Expert suggested bug fix which would alter data without branch knowing, but told court that was impossible.
Marcus Arduini Monzo is remanded in custody after being charged with murdering Daniel Anjorin, 14.
The star is "bummed" to be the latest act to fall foul of problems at Manchester's troubled new arena.
Scientists build a 3D model of one of our evolutionary cousins from the pieces of a shattered skull.
The MSP is expected to announce his decision at a press conference in Edinburgh on Thursday morning.
Vincent Kearney believes the PSNI may have tried to identify his sources for a Spotlight programme.
Voters are to cast their ballots for local councillors, mayors and police and crime commissioners.
The government argues the act, passed last week, does not breach the law or the civil service code.
Schoolboy Daniel Anjorin died from his injuries following the attack in Hainault on Tuesday morning.
Gordon Brown believes his phone may have been hacked while he was PM and is considering legal action.
The council says it wrongly deemed the land as being surplus to requirements, back in 2017.
Former Wimbledon champion Boris Becker is discharged from bankruptcy by a UK High Court judge.
Police say a man died and another was seriously injured following reports of a burglary.
Two women and a child were injured in the attack at Birley Academy, Sheffield, police say.
Cliff Mitchell's victims described him as "the devil" and "a pathetic excuse of a man".
They claim age and sex discrimination and say they were paid less than a male peer, which the BBC denies.
Darren Reitz says his "wrist is still hurting" from reeling in the "monster" catfish, which has been nicknamed "Scar".
The Nationwide says the average cost of a home was down 4% on the peak seen in the summer of 2022.
The asylum seeker received £3,000 and went under a scheme separate to the forced returns scheme.
A 14-year-old boy was killed when a man with a sword went on the rampage in north-east London.
Stars like Jess Glynne signed a recent letter calling for more protection against "predatory" AI.
The research aimed at lovers of white bread has been funded by the government to improve the health benefits of UK food.
A final compensation scheme could be running by the year's end after ministers agree to a Labour-led demand.
Post Office inquiry sees an internal email from 2010 sent by an expert on the ill-fated Horizon system
Two charged with causing criminal damage to the famous Sycamore Gap tree and Hadrian's Wall.
The jury in the manslaughter trial of Constance Marten and Mark Gordon was sent out on Tuesday.
The King is marking his return to public events with a symbolic trip to a cancer centre in London.
The former finance secretary told BBC Scotland News she had a "groundswell of support amongst the members".
Remains found wrapped in plastic at a nature reserve belonged to 67-year-old Stuart Everett.
The company plans to sell or close more than 200 restaurants and expand its hotel business.
A man is arrested after several people are stabbed, including two police officers, in London.
The ownership of the Daily and Sunday Telegraph was set to be transferred to a Abu Dhabi-backed bid.
Police say remains found wrapped in plastic on a nature reserve belonged to 67-year-old Stuart Everett.
The monarch is due to meet staff and patients at a treatment facility in London on Monday morning.
Some asylum seekers earmarked for Rwanda could abscond before they are detained, the Home Office admits.
Surrey Police believes the death was a contract killing and a case of mistaken identity.
The BBC has obtained confidential material revealing appalling abuse and neglect affecting 39 pupils.
Firms warn of higher costs but the government says its new border model will improve biosecurity.
Plastic "curtains" added to bins make them "unsightly" and less likely to be used, locals say.
Water-based sports across the UK are uniting to call on the government to take urgent action to address pollution in rivers, lakes and coastal waters.
Whoever follows Humza Yousaf, who is standing down as Scotland's first minister, inherits formidable challenges.
Transgender women should not be put on single-sex female NHS wards in England, the government is proposing.
The Duchess of Edinburgh shows support for Ukrainian families who have suffered in Russia's invasion.
Co-op Live Arena has confirmed Olivia Rodrigo, Keane and other shows will also happen this week.
MP Emma Hardy is appealing for banks to refund those who took out policies from a Hull funeral firm.
MPs urge government to rule out putting UK boots on the ground in Gaza as part of an aid delivery plan.
Nationwide, Santander and NatWest will increase their rates on home loans amid uncertainty in the sector.
Thomas O'Halloran was stabbed in the neck and chest by Lee Byer in a "motiveless" attack, a court hears.
Mr Yousaf had been facing two votes of no confidence later this week that he was not certain to win.
Sources tell the BBC that resignation is now an option - although he has not yet made a final decision.
Disability payments that help with extra living costs could be scrapped in favour of more tailored support as the government looks at overhauling the benefits systemProposals include disabilities.
Speakers, fitness trackers and other internet-connected devices sold in the UK now have to meet new requirements.
Peter Smith's wife has thanked friends who fought the shark during the attack on Tobago's coast.
Taoiseach says the migration policies of other countries can't be allowed to undermine those of Ireland.
Police have identified the victim as a man is his 60s from Salford after remains were found in a nature reserve.
The Home Office says it is in final phase of implementing the policy, with reports detentions will begin on Monday.
Chris Philp denies Tories are deprioritising the NHS, after Dan Poulter says "patients deserve better".
Taoiseach asks justice minister to bring forward legislation so asylum seekers can be returned to the UK.
Olwen Collier died from head injuries after falling into the cellar of a pub in south Wales.
Olwen Collier died from head injuries after falling into the cellar of a pub in south Wales.
Suffolk MP Dan Poulter's switch to Labour and a pledge from Keir Starmer on pensions lead the papers.
A game developer says the Hatters' ground, surrounded by terraced housing, has "great character".
Bristol's iconic floating venue Thekla celebrates four decades of music, cabaret and more.
Awaab's Law, which will force landlords to fix hazards, will only apply to the social rented sector.
Awaab's Law, which will force landlords to fix hazards, will only apply to the social rented sector.
The Responder star on how the police drama shows them as "human beings rather than cardboard cutouts".
A report says two high incomes are increasingly needed to afford a mortgage, leaving millions stuck.
What was supposed to be a triumphant opening week for Manchester's Co-op Live has become a debacle.
Alex Salmond is said to want a deal to maximise pro-independence MPs and MSPs in return for support in a no confidence vote.
Alex Salmond is said to want a deal to maximise pro-independence MPs and MSPs in return for support in a no confidence vote.
The original owner of the watch, businessman John Jacob Astor, 47, went down with the ship in 1912.
The doctor told the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg he could no longer look NHS colleagues and patients in the eye and stay as a Conservative.
Dr Poulter, who works part time as a doctor, says he struggled to "look my NHS colleagues in the eye".
The presenter thanked everyone for their "kindness and good wishes" and is home with his family.
Peter Smith, 64, was 10 metres off the shore when he was attacked by a bull shark, a local official says.
The abuse suffered by eight girls in West Yorkshire has been described as "abhorrent in the extreme".
The lost Lego piece was one of millions which fell off a cargo ship and into the sea in 1997.
This "OMG" moment for Humza Yousaf is latest in a long line of nasty surprises for a party that has been in decline.
Dr Tijion Esho is struck off after admitting an improper emotional relationship with a patient.
Dr Tijion Esho is struck off after admitting an improper emotional relationship with a patient.
Customers claim they have lost bets because of "inaccurate" decisions they cannot appeal.
Police confirm the death of a man and eight people needing hospital treatment in north Devon.
The US says no American forces will go ashore but an unnamed "third party" will drive aid into Gaza.
Sony’s 2006 “Paint” advert is widely considered one of the most ambitious in history - but how was it made?
The UK's largest cider maker blames a drop in demand on its decision to uproot thousands of trees.
Buckingham Palace has broken the long silence over the King's health with some positive messages.
Yvonne Valentine sat having a Christmas drink with her son's partner, unaware she had killed him.
Andrew Harding saw migrants board an overcrowded boat in Wimereux, northern France, on Tuesday.
The Question Time audience were surprised when Chris Philp answered an audience member's question about DR Congo.
The Scottish Greens say the end of power-sharing shows the SNP "capitulating to reactionary forces".
Video shows Army horses running loose through the city, colliding with vehicles and causing havoc.
Police believed the retired groundsman died because of medical issues - until a post-mortem showed he had been shot.
Nine-year-old Cooper went viral after winning a European championship with his uncanny impression of a seagull.
Angela Rayner says she knows the Conservatives are "desperate to talk about my living arrangements", opening her question on no-fault evictions.
Home Affairs correspondent Tom Symonds watches as migrants set off from France for the UK.
Two women - Patsy Stevenson and Dania Al-Obeid - settle their legal claim with the London force.
More than 60 projects receive £14.5m for habitat restoration for butterflies, bats and birds.
The treatment has been recommended by health experts and will soon be available on the NHS.
The Labour leader seeks a new security deal with Europe, as he accuses the government of failing.
The Colombian died in an immigration centre awaiting deportation - his family say he was willing to leave.
Payments made with notes and coins rose as the cost of living started to bite, but debit card use was higher.
The father, stepmother and uncle of Sara Sharif, 10, are arrested after returning to UK from Pakistan.
Police vehicles could be seen at the terminal where the plane thought to be carrying the trio landed.
Labour leads a Lords rebellion on removing restrictions on water pollution to build new homes.
Defence Committee chair Tobias Ellwood was facing pressure after comments about the Taliban's rule.
The police watchdog is to review how a force handled complaints from Andrew Malkinson's legal team.
A bill to stop hunters bringing endangered species body parts into the country is held up in Lords.
Greater Manchester Police detective Stephen Hardy did not show "one iota of remorse", a judge says.
Thames Water says the problem was caused by a power supply issue at its west London treatment works.
The Range will own the Wilko brand and website and could choose to sell some of its products in its shops.
Jaswant Singh Chail was caught with a loaded crossbow at Windsor Castle on Christmas Day 2021.
Some customers have objected to price hikes being applied to some sauces, saying they were "disappointed".
A 60-year-old man has been arrested after an 11-year-old girl suffered serious injuries.
Scottish Secretary Alister Jack says Westminster will not intervene if a facility is set up in Glasgow.
A head says uniform checks "aren't new" and he makes "no apologies" for having high standards.
Hundreds gathered at the Peckham store after a video shared online showed a woman being restrained.
She was best known for playing matriarch Nellie Boswell in the Liverpool-set 1980s TV sitcom.
Official figures show the UK economy contracted by 0.5% in July, more than economists predicted.
It comes after women told BBC News of assaults by senior surgical colleagues in the operating theatre.
Fewer than five patients have been prescribed whole-cannabis medicine, despite it becoming legal in 2018.
The head of anti-monarchy campaign group Republic was detained at a pre-arranged Coronation protest.
Pepco Group confirmed that existing Wilko staff will have priority in applying for new jobs at Poundland.
Police are questioning a man in his 60s on suspicion of murder as a body is found in west Norfolk.
A coroner says Melissa Kerr should have been made aware of the dangers of the operation in Turkey.
She says she repeatedly asked bosses to examine patient safety concerns at Manchester's The Christie.
Geoff Marshall admits driving at police vehicles after officers were called to a domestic dispute.
Labour's deputy leader echoes Rishi Sunak in refusing to commit to the policy at the next election.
Stonegate, which owns Slug & Lettuce and Yates bars, will add about 20p to a pint during busy periods.
Dame Sharon White tells the BBC that shop workers are having to put up with abuse and attacks.
Wages are no longer being squeezed by inflation, but there are signs the jobs market is beginning to turn.
The UK's independent watchdog has been investigating Defra and the EA for failure to meet environmental law.
It will be the second significant rise in the state pension in two years, but could pull more into paying tax.
Scotland's drugs minister says new prosecution rules are a "significant" step in efforts to cut drug deaths.
Trainees are being abused by senior male surgeons, a major analysis given to the BBC reveals.
Some 24 of the chain's shops will shut after it failed to find a buyer, with hundreds more to close.
Hostages who were used as "human shields" say they should never have been allowed to land in Kuwait.
The charity event saw 850 people riding by zip line from the Leadenhall Building to the Gherkin.
Merope Mills, whose daughter's death was preventable, says she will meet Stephen Barclay this week.
A woman in her 40s is in custody for questioning after the toddler went missing from her home.
The collapse-prone concrete is found in one area but poses "no immediate risk", a spokesman says.
Ana Paun says she was terrified when she and two men who tried to help her were mauled by a dog.
Deputy PM Oliver Dowden says the government is considering whether to increase checks on people working for China.
There has been a "massive influx" of the species usually found in Mediterranean waters.
The five children were taken by police in an afternoon raid, Sara Sharif's grandfather tells the BBC.
The 21-year-old former soldier appears in court accused of escaping from Wandsworth prison.
Canadian billionaire Doug Putman's rescue efforts were dashed by rising costs and a complicated deal.
Tory MPs call for China to be branded a threat, amid spy claims following the arrest of a Commons researcher.
BMW expected to invest £600m in preparing its Oxfordshire plant to build the next generation of electric cars.
A man is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a military truck is driven into police cars.
Jabs are being given faster than planned in England, with adults aged 65+ among those eligible.
Lord McDonald tells a new BBC documentary series there was a sense of "mourning" in his department.
The 21-year-old former soldier is due to face Westminster Magistrates' Court on Monday.
Essex Police Chief Constable BJ Harrington says he does not believe his force overreacted.
Some tell the BBC they developed eating disorders, while others are left with mental health problems.
The Nottingham University Hospitals trust is already facing a police investigation over the deaths.
The home secretary says the breed is a clear and lethal danger, after a girl and two men are attacked.
Liam Livingstone's 95 sets up a series-levelling victory for England against New Zealand in Southampton.
The incident comes as the prison is facing scrutiny over the escape of terror suspect Daniel Khalife.
The training tested volunteers' skills on several life-size inflatable models of pilot whales.
The actress, 58, says she suffered hot flushes during last week's National Television Awards.
The 208-year-old attraction was saved by campaigners who raised millions to restore it.
The Trades Union Congress says it will make the report because the law does not meet global standards.
About 60,000 runners will follow the Great North Run route from Newcastle to South Shields.
Temperatures could exceed 30C for a seventh day, but a thunderstorm warning is issued for many areas.
The terror suspect was caught by a plain-clothes officer on Saturday, four days after escaping from prison.
Jonty Warneken, who lost his leg in a car crash, swam solo from Northern Ireland to Scotland.
It comes as the Sunday Times reports one is a parliamentary researcher accused of spying for China.
The audience stomp, clap and wave flags of every denomination as the eight-week Proms season ends.
George Ford kicks 27 points to steer England to a magnificent World Cup win over Argentina after Tom Curry's first-half red card.
Seven unsung heroes are honoured in BBC Radio Gloucestershire's Make a Difference awards.
England's winning run in their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign comes to a halt as they are held to a draw by Ukraine in Wroclaw.
Scottish campaigner for Sikh rights Jagtar Singh Johal has been held by the Indian authorities since 2017.
A police helicopter scours south-west London overnight, as the hunt for Britain's most wanted man enters a fourth day.
Saturday could be the hottest day of the year, while the Met Office warns of thundery downpours for some.
Emmerdale's Amy Walsh, Love Island's Luca Bish and opera singer Wynne Evans made the grand final.
Former England captain Andrew Flintoff is pictured for the first time since he was injured in an accident while filming Top Gear in last year.
Mr Khalife has been missing since escaping from HMP Wandsworth in London on Wednesday morning.
There will be no new offshore wind projects after firms said the price for electricity was too low.
Three people died and six were injured after a train struck a landslide south of Stonehaven in 2020.
The head of the Metropolitan Police says Daniel Khalife's escape is "extremely concerning".
The government wants to fine social media companies millions for facilitating online animal abuse.
Health officials say it is too early to know whether BA.2.86 is more serious than previous strains.
Police are to investigate deaths at a trust in Nottingham, already the subject of a major review.
All UK ports and airports have heightened security while the hunt continues for Daniel Abed Khalife.
Pet owners and vet workers are being asked for their experiences by the UK's competitions regulator.
House prices fell at their fastest annual rate in 14 years in August, according to the Halifax building society.
Families of people buried at Bethany Chapel say headstones have been moved and some are missing.
BBC analysis of notices issued by coroners shows repeated failings in the care of autistic people.
There's a steady drift towards getting a good work-life balance, a new survey suggests.
Thousands of personal items belonging to the late Queen frontman are sold at a Sotheby's auction.
Prisoner Daniel Abed Khalife, who was awaiting trial on terror charges, has escaped from Wandsworth prison.
The drug is being sold to people to lose weight, leaving type 2 diabetes patients without medication.
Urfan Sharif and his partner describe Sara's death as an "incident" and claim they will co-operate with UK authorities.
Tens of thousands of UK buildings should be safety checked because of RAAC concrete, experts warn.
Deputy Chief Constable Mark Hamilton is in command of the PSNI after Simon Byrne's resignation.
The UK experiences its hottest September day since 2016 as London's Kew Gardens sees 32C (89F).
The singer-songwriter's former bandmate Pete Wishart described him as an exceptional musician.
A mural dedicated to the Big Yin will be covered up if plans for student housing go ahead.
The nurses are accused of drugging patients to "make their life easier and their work less onerous".
The demand came in a hearing into the death of Dawn Sturgess, who was poisoned in Salisbury in 2018.
Rishi Sunak says he acted "decisively" on unsafe RAAC concrete, as he faces Labour's leader at PMQs.
A bankruptcy petition against former footballer John Barnes has been lodged by tax officials.
Staff being made redundant were told of the news this morning, with shops closing next week.
The UK's air traffic control system shut itself down after software confusion over an unusual flight path.
The crash in 2018 outside Leicester City's stadium killed five people, including the club's chairman.
The schools were among those that lost out when Building Schools for the Future was cancelled.
A major incident was declared after a 52-seater bus and a car collided on a Welsh bridge.
Schools are battling to get surveys and temporary classrooms could take months to build, the BBC is told.
John Cotton says "tough decisions" are needed as Birmingham City Council cannot balance its books.
The grandfather of Sara Sharif tells the BBC he spoke to his son when he arrived in Pakistan.
It will mean onshore wind farms only need local support, rather than unanimous agreement, to go ahead.
Three major companies released sewage on dry days in breach of their permits - BBC investigation.
They say the sterilisation device left them in pain - but the manufacturer defends its safety.
Mothers are breaking the law because they fear court-ordered contact with fathers is unsafe for their kids.
The port wants to build out into the sea to avoid delays when the EU's biometric border controls come in.
The health alert is in force across most of England until Sunday, with temperatures peaking midweek.
The minister apologises but says she was "frustrated" by a reporter's questions on the concrete crisis.
He is stepping down after a number of high-profile controversies, including a major data leak.
Andy Perry says he is still waiting for government advice on how much of his school is unsafe.
Lady Justice Thirlwall will lead a probe into how the neonatal nurses was able to murder seven babies.
Labour's deputy leader gets the key levelling up brief in the party's top team, replacing Lisa Nandy.
The rises in August were among the steepest in 20 years but retailers did not bump up profits, says RAC.
Martha Mills died just over two years ago after failures by doctors to spot and treat her condition.
One death came after family courts ordered a child to live with a paedophile, a BBC investigation finds.
Parents should get their children back to school this week, the children's commissioner urges.
Labour calls the chancellor's funding promise a "bare bones" response to the crumbly concrete crisis.
It follows similar moves by other retailers and daily incidents rising from 450 a day, up to 850.
Mo Farah's final race in his home city of London ends with a fourth-placed finish in The Big Half, as Jack Rowe wins.
A mother-of-two from Suffolk says she hopes new research will spare other parents from devastation.
Many are altering timetables and seeking new classrooms after having to shut unsafe concrete buildings.
The government is not publishing a list of which schools are affected, but this is what we know.
The high-profile Egyptian businessman lost his son Dodi in the car crash that killed Princess Diana.
The total number of crime reports relating to Ulez cameras is now over 500, the Met Police says.
The firm says the decision may allow it ultimately to produce light artillery inside the country.
Some train companies are not running services on Friday in a dispute with workers over pay.
Southampton-based Britannia collided with a freight vessel during storms off the Spanish coast.
Concrete safety fears mean more than 100 schools in England have to change plans before term starts.
Elaine, 75, and Philip Marco, 77, died after becoming trapped in their vehicle in Liverpool.
Nationwide says higher borrowing costs have led to a slowdown in activity in the housing market.
The Nottinghamshire-born Lionesses' goalkeeper spectacularly saved a penalty in the Women's World Cup final.
The 19-year-old wants to seek an experimental treatment abroad, but doctors say she needs end-of-life care.
Wallace Hunter was trapped while guests and emergency services spent 90 minutes trying to break open the door.
Inspectors find the high-security HMP Woodhill is "fundamentally unsafe" amid staff shortages.
School leaders describe a "scramble" to address the issue, which affects more than 100 schools in England.
England's Sarina Wiegman dedicates her Uefa Women's Coach of the Year award to World Cup winners Spain.
Interpol's request to start a search was not made until 15 August - five days after Sara was found dead.
Autumn walkouts in England will involve both groups, but emergency cover will be provided.
Sgt Graham Saville's widow says his desire to help others led to him making the "ultimate sacrifice".
A UK study links two proteins in the blood of hospital patients to thinking and memory problems.
Kyrees Sullivan, 16, and Harvey Evans, 15, died in the crash after they were followed by the police.
More than 200 jobs will go at the retailer in the coming days with more redundancies to follow.
The new defence secretary pledges to continue the UK's support for Ukraine as he takes over as defence boss.
Sabina Nessa's sister Jebina Islam says she is "delighted" by the change that puts relatives "first".
Messages seen by the BBC appear to show how the influencer's "War Room" targeted possible victims.
The law in England and Wales is changing so chief constables can remove rogue officers.
The charity says its frustration at environment plans "led us to attack the people not the policy".
The woman, who was wearing only jeans and a T-shirt, was stuck for two and a half hours.
The inquiry is being upgraded to statutory by the health secretary after criticism from her victims' families.
Claims of historical physical and sexual abuse were made against 20 teaching staff at the school.
Vaccines for the most vulnerable will start being given in September instead of October in England.
The retailer returned to the FTSE 100 index of Britain's biggest listed companies on Wednesday.
Up to 100 trolleys, a fridge and traffic cones were also fished out by mud-covered volunteers.
The Chelsea footballer flew home from the World Cup after the break-in in December 2022.
Trevor Clarke says Simon Byrne has lost the confidence of officers, politicians and the public.
Plans for a new law come after calls from victims and families to ensure criminals appear in the dock.
Passengers are having to fork out for food, travel and accommodation, but are worried about costs.
Speaking to the BBC, the foreign secretary defends China visit as MPs call UK approach "incoherent".
Isabella Tucker's mother pays tribute to a "beautiful" two-year-old daughter and little sister.
Sgt Graham Saville was "caring, compassionate, strong, determined", an ex-colleague says.
In a new Netflix series, the duke links struggles after military service to the loss of his mother.
Joshua Bowles pleads guilty to stabbing a US government employee who worked with him at GCHQ.
Women will keep the right to the same pay as men doing similar jobs in what Labour says is a government U-turn.
The women say they were "battered and bruised" by the legal process that led to a serial rapist being jailed.
Households on universal credit lose £5,000 or more as authorities claw back historic overpayments.
The minister says the UK can't ignore China, but some call the government's approach incoherent.
Sgt Graham Saville, 46, was attempting to help a distressed man on the tracks before he was struck.
The UK government says it will present its progress on disability rights to the UN in 2024 instead.
NHS bosses lament huge toll walkouts are having in England, warning true figure could be even higher.
He was known for presenting shows on Jazz FM, Classic FM and Scala Radio over the past 30 years.
Network Rail has withheld bonuses from union members who took part in strike action during a pay dispute.
The mural was unveiled in 2019 in a tribute to the journalist who was shot during a Londonderry riot.
The GMB union says the retailer and its 12,500 workforce 'are not out of the woods yet'.
It is thought the pool, used for Zorbing, was drained and then dragged away by thieves.
The prime minister declines to respond to stinging criticism in the former MP's resignation letter.
Ian Fitzgibbon is charged with the murder of Ashley Dale after being extradited from Spain.
The cause of 10-year-old Sara Sharif's death was "not yet ascertained", an inquest hears.
The retail trade body, British Retail Consortium, says price rises are slowing but remain high.
Delays and cancellations continue after a nightmare Bank Holiday Monday for thousands of holidaymakers.
Sara Sharif was found dead at her home in Woking the day after her family flew to Pakistan.
A woman who says police barged into her home and arrested her has received £40,000 in compensation.
The rare lunar sight will peak on Wednesday night but be visible on Tuesday and Thursday nights.
Drivers must pay a £12.50 charge per day for driving a non-compliant vehicle in the zone
Laws designed to protect waterways have ended plans for thousands of homes, developers claim.
Campaigners slam a report as the BBC reveals drafts were edited to remove leadership criticism.
Thousands of passengers were stranded after a UK air space technical issue led to flight delays and cancellations.
Elaine and Philip Marco were due to celebrate their 54th anniversary next week, their family says.
The singer visited hospital "as a precautionary measure", a spokesman confirmed to BBC News.
The totem pole has been in Scotland for almost a century since it was sold to the museum in 1929.
It comes as judge Lord Brailsford sets out how the Scottish inquiry into the pandemic response will progress.
Engineers are trying to find and fix the technical fault on one of the busiest travel days of the year.
Inspections revealed a lifeboat was damaged and could not be repaired onboard, P&O says.
Strictly Come Dancing's Amy Dowden suffers potentially fatal infection during cancer treatment.
Home Secretary Suella Braverman says "all options" are being considered to deal with small boats.
Kent joins Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Essex, and Thurrock councils in rejecting permission.
The Bank of Mum and Dad has grown and is set to help more than 300,000 home purchases this year.
The home secretary says she wants to see a radical change in the way police tackle lower-level crimes.
Firefighters have raised concerns about overcrowding and fire exit access on the Bibby Stockholm.
Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill calls on the UK government to withdraw its controversial legacy bill.
Passers-by fought to free the pair during the flash flood in Liverpool, but they were later pronounced dead.
Samples of BMDP were found in circulation at this weekend's event, which a council said was "concening".
A "small number" of people are being cared for onboard after sustaining "minor injuries", P&O says.
Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says extra money for public services must come from economic growth.
A private equity firm makes a £90m bid for the business and pledges to retain all jobs for two years.
The Mid Bedfordshire seat is up for grabs after Nadine Dorries quit with a scathing resignation letter.
Scotland Yard says it was been made aware of "unauthorised access" to data held by an outside company.
More than two months after saying she would go, she tells Rishi Sunak "history will not judge you kindly".
The price of the garments will fall by the current rate of VAT at John Lewis and Waitrose next week.
A leading expert in looted antiquities tells the BBC the number of objects lost is "mind-blowing".
Donald Patience "had been dead for days" when police called to a suspected robbery found his body.
RMT members walk out over pay and working conditions, disrupting many people's bank holiday travel plans.
Marsden co-wrote hits including Here I Go Again and Fool For Your Loving, before going solo.
The volunteers have signed up for what has been described as the biggest Nessie hunt in decades.
One of the victims remains critical and a second man was seriously injured, police say.
The BBC is seeking to confirm a resident's claim that the fire alarm did not sound during the blaze.
A bus design by artist Baraka Carberry will celebrate the Windrush generation, transport bosses say.
Why public inquiries can help the families of people whose deaths prompt an official investigation.
Six men from Cumbria were among 135 killed when a floating platform capsized off Norway in 1980.
The US star performs her latest celluloid hit while becoming the festival's youngest solo headliner.
Hartwig Fischer said the museum "did not respond as comprehensively as it should have" to the thefts.
Two men arrested on suspicion of committing arson with intent to endanger life are released on bail.
The officer is in a critical condition in hospital after trying to save a man on the railway lines.
Donald Patience was found dead at a house by police responding to reports of a dog being stolen.
The paratrooper, known as Soldier F, faces prosecution for murder and attempted murder in 1972.
Drink-driver Alexander McKellar knocked Tony Parsons off his bike and left him to die on a country road.
Visitors to the Reading and Leeds festivals and Notting Hill Carnival face disruption as rail workers walk out.
The death of Princess Diana will be recreated in the forthcoming final season of the Netflix drama.
A new price cap by regulator Ofgem means a typical home will pay £1,923 a year from October for energy.
Relatives of residents who died with the virus are claiming damages for loss of life and distress caused.
Money to help departing MPs close their offices will now cover four rather than two months.
Kenneth Law is alleged to have sold lethal substance online to people in the UK, Canada and the US.
The late presenter was also "very insecure and wracked with self-doubt", Mike Parkinson says.
Anthony Stinson attacked Charlotte Wilcock at her home despite having never met her before, police say.
The museum announced last week that it had sacked a member of staff over items allegedly going missing.
The review will examine the miscarriage of justice that saw an innocent man spend 17 years in jail.
Police are investigating an assault on two men in Brixton who were punched at a bus stop.
A court in Pakistan says police must not detain relatives of Sara Sharif's father for questioning.
The number of asylum applications increased by almost a fifth in a year, the Home Office says.
Glyn Razzell appears before a parole board hearing after being convicted of his wife's murder in 2003.
Analysis suggests senior doctor pay a little behind Germany and Ireland but higher than Spain and Italy.
The pass rate is set to be much closer to 2019 levels, with the steepest fall in England.
"I never saw her smile or laugh," a neighbour of the 10-year-old girl found dead at home says.
A report led by the judge, Patrick Robinson, says the UK should pay £18.8tn for its role in slavery.
The alleged spy used several names in attempt to entrap officials and extract state secrets
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey visits Mid Bedfordshire as voters wait for their MP to formally resign.
Former medical director Ian Harvey has been accused of a "shameful" failure to address their concerns.
Matthew Waddell denies murdering mother-of-three Sarah Albone, found dead at home in Biggleswade.
The 18 year old leaked clips of the unreleased Grand Theft Auto 6 game while on police bail.
Romanian prosecutors' files, seen by BBC, allegedly show the influencer coercing women into sex acts.
The charge for the most polluting vehicles will be expanded to all London boroughs next week.
The 34-year-old hopes to now become a mum as older sister donates her womb in pioneering transplant.
Advertising watchdog found Boots promoted infant milk formula in adverts, which is prohibited.
Further work will be carried out to remove hazardous waste, South Staffordshire Council says.
Emergency services are at the scene after a plane came down close to the A44 near Enstone.
A senior Surrey Police officer said contact with the murdered girl's family had been "historic".
Dealer and buyer Ittai Gradel reported stolen items to the museum two-and-a-half years ago, emails show.
Alison Kelly, who oversaw nursing where Lucy Letby worked, is to face a fitness to practise process.
Many pubs had to wait until the second half of Sunday's match to serve alcohol, an industry body says.
Police say they are investigating after being called to Weston Park in Shropshire on Saturday.
Diezani Alison-Madueke is alleged to have accepted financial rewards for awarding oil contracts.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says the current system for students is "unfair and ineffective".
The Turkish rapid delivery service cuts 2,500 jobs after facing a backlash in many European cities.
Simon Byrne is attending a private NI Policing Board meeting after personal information was leaked.
Police are trying to locate a suspect who is believed to have left the scene on a push bike.
Four men arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm and violent disorder remain in custody.
Several websites are purporting to offer heavily discounted goods, the firm's administrators warn.
Three people died when a train hit a landslide after heavy rain near Stonehaven in 2020.
Annual figures show a drop in drug deaths but Scotland continues to have the worst rate in Europe.
The lead consultant where Lucy Letby worked tells BBC there is "no apparent accountability" for hospital managers.
New figures show 4,000 hours of PE have been lost from the curriculum in state schools in England.
The tiny insect, the scarce yellow sally, is bred in a zoo, raising hopes for saving the species.
New airline data indicates the number of lost, delayed or damaged bags is returning to pre-pandemic levels.
Analysis from the High Pay Centre suggests the average pay of a FTSE 100 boss was £3.91m last year.
Cambridge-based Arm files papers to list in New York after opting against London, in a blow to the UK.
Anthony Stinson walked up to Charlotte Wilcock's home and stabbed her 50 times with a knife.
Lawson Bond was attacked at his home by a Rottweiler owned by his dog-breeder grandmother.
The body of Sara Sharif, aged 10, was found at her home in Woking, prompting a murder inquiry.
Mason Greenwood will leave Manchester United following an internal investigation after police dropped charges of attempted rape and assault.
But the sector says asking landlords to review restrictive contracts will only make a small difference.
Sentencing the nurse, the judge says there was "a malevolence bordering on sadism in your actions".
The Met Police has been investigating cash-for-honours allegations involving the Prince's Foundation.
Alison Kelly is suspended from her current role after information emerged in the Lucy Letby trial.
Letby has indicated she will not attend court for sentencing. She also refused to appear when some of the verdicts were read out.
Kelso Cochrane was killed in 1959 - his family want access to the police file into his unsolved case.
Surrey County Council says it is "working tirelessly" to understand what happened to Sara.
The Prince of Wales has led a flood of support for England after they narrowly lost the World Cup final.
The lead medical expert says hospital executives who failed to act should be investigated by the police.
England captain Millie Bright says the defeat to Spain in the Women's World Cup final is "really hard to take".
England's wait to win a first Women's World Cup title goes on following defeat by Spain in the final on a heartbreaking evening in Sydney.
His co-star Kirstie Allsopp is asking fans to join her in "sending so much love" to the family.
Waitrose and John Lewis are offering free hot drinks under the "Thanks a Latte" initiative.
Family of 19th Century prime minister will visit the Caribbean to apologise for role in slave trade.
Two people had got into difficulties in the water at Clacton-on-Sea on Saturday afternoon.
The Viking Cruises crew member was airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary after the incident on Friday.
Plans for a new performing arts school to match its successful London namesake are approved.
Airlines increasingly charge for perks like speedy booking and seat selection, but some passengers say the costs are too high
Police have advised drivers to take extra care when driving as high winds and rain can cause difficulties
There are calls for a judge-led inquiry into the murders and attempted murders of babies by Lucy Letby.
Police in Pakistan tell the BBC they have been asked to find Urfan Sharif but not arrest him.
England have to "play the game of our lives" if they are to win the Women's World Cup, says captain Millie Bright.
Matthew Collins sent a woman a sexual image of herself with the intent to cause distress, hearing told.
One of the victims, who suffered four years of sickening abuse, had to wait eight years for justice.
After thousands of starlings deserted their roosting site, harmful lighting has been reduced
Those on the list include Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer and BBC News chief executive Deborah Turness.
The 33-year-old is convicted of killing babies at the hospital neonatal unit where she worked.
Hospital bosses failed to investigate allegations and tried to silence doctors, BBC investigation finds.
The nurse who was found guilty of murdering seven babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital is led from her home into a police car.
The way organs are prioritised means those aged 26-40 wait four times longer for surgery than the over-60s.
The image shows what the Scottish prince could have looked like during the Jacobite Rising.
The Treasury says people should be able to get cash within three miles for rural areas, or one mile in towns.
Paid volunteers will bear their arms, one with repellent and one without to test its effectiveness.
Television presenter Rachel Riley says she will stop supporting Manchester United if forward Mason Greenwood stays at the club.
Stars who were interviewed by Sir Michael Parkinson over the years pay tribute to the "TV legend".
The suspects have been charged with involuntary manslaughter after six people died last weekend.
Coleen Rooney speaks publicly about her libel case against Rebekah Vardy for the first time.
Cheryl Hole speaks of social media abuse, saying people "don't understand the art form of drag".
The men "committed appalling offences for their own sexual gratification" against two teenage girls.
He was one of British TV's biggest names, with a long-running, star-studded Saturday night chat show.
Pubs trade body wants the government to allow them to serve alcohol on Sunday from 10:00 BST.
Amazon admits error after voice assistant replied to semi-final query by saying there was no match.
The trip, not yet confirmed, would be his first since the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Bridget Byrne saw her boyfriend Stephen McCann's proposal as their flight came in to land on Barra beach.
Stoke Fruit Farm urges visitors to its sunflower fields to "keep their clothes on" after reports of nudity.
People from the LGBT community tell BBC Newsbeat how they feel after suspected anti-LGBT attacks.
Police say the arrest was made by detectives investigating criminality linked to the breach.
Adil Iqbal was jailed for 12 years after he hit Frankie Jules-Hough's car while speeding.
The museum dismisses a member of staff and police are investigating after treasures go missing.
The police say the arrest was made by detectives investigating criminality linked to the breach.
The government rules out announcing an extra day off if the Lionesses lift the trophy on Sunday.
Senior legal figures say an investigation is needed, after new revelations about when DNA evidence was known.
A fly-tipped pile of about 200 tonnes of waste is discovered down a Cheshire dirt track by police.
The 12.4% pay increase for 2023/24 comes after the medics had planned to take strike action.
Results in England are set to fall to 2019 levels, after Covid disruption led to spikes in top grades.
Two men were taken to hospital after being stabbed outside a nightclub in south London.
John Bathgate was hit twice when he was attacked near the Colombian border during a charity expedition.
The prime minister says it is difficult for people to understand the scale of energy bill help.
Police are investigating the death of the 10-year-old, whose body was found in Woking last week.
England spoil co-hosts Australia's party by booking their place in the Women's World Cup final for the first time on a historic night in Sydney.
Prices paid by UK renters rose by 5.3% on average in the year to July - the highest level seen since 2016.
Cases cited include a victim being told a neighbour's 13-hour long party did not warrant action.
Inflation in July slowed as a result of prices for gas and electricity easing, official figures show.
Fresh questions are raised over why Andy Malkinson was not granted an appeal as long ago as 2009.
Hannah Ingram-Moore's company received money for an event, rather than the Captain Tom Foundation charity.
Two men were taken to hospital after being stabbed outside a nightclub in south London on Sunday.
Fare increases in 2024 will again be held below the rate of inflation, says government.
Stuart Williamson would send her partner's family texts from her phone, convincing them she was alive.
Six former police officers will appear in court next month, following a BBC Newsnight investigation.
The data includes descriptions of domestic assaults, sexual offences and hate crimes, police say.
Although its score has dropped, the challenger bank leads a regulator's banking league table.
Some people do not realise they might not be able to clear their final debt, research suggests.
Police are trying to locate three people who left the UK a day before Sara's body was found.
Three Bulgarian nationals suspected of spying in the UK for Russia face trial for "fake passports".
Regular pay grew at an annual rate of 7.8% between April and June, according to new data.
Government funding will provide 900 new hospital beds by January, with 4,100 to follow soon after.
More In Common says lessons need to be learned, on the two-year anniversary of the fall of Kabul.
The NSPCC says 34,000 online sexual crimes have been recorded since it first called for tougher laws.
The company says the landmark Aberdeen building is too old for someone to take it on - but others disagree.
The chief constable says the information could be used to intimidate or target officers and staff.
The University and College Union says its marking boycott will also continue at 145 universities.
Detectives say the the girl was alone in the house in Woking, Surrey, when she was found by officers.
Everton say they are "heartbroken" after the 26-year-old man's death at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Rotherham residents fear that someone will be badly injured or killed after a spate of crashes.
A hotel owned by a landlord jailed for forging documents is due to receive 270 asylum seekers.
The former home secretary criticises plans to house asylum seekers at an ex-RAF base in Essex.
Steve Barclay insists ministers took "instant action" to move asylum seekers off the Bibby Stockholm.
Michael Hillier denies murdering Liam Smith, who was shot and covered in acid, but admits manslaughter.
The cash-strapped homewares chain has collapsed into administration and put 12,500 jobs at risk.
Blind and deaf Morris's severely matted fur was mistaken for rags by a rescuer, the RSPCA says
The Oscar-winning composer buys the historic complex with the producers of Love Actually and Cats.
The Strictly judge was on BBC Breakfast after completing a "skyathlon" in memory of her late brother.
Madagascan chief-of-staff and a French associate arrested in London after meeting with mine company.
The company has said its controlling shareholder is contemplating a potential deal to take it private.
Scottish Brain Sciences has teamed up with Roche Diagnostics on a series of major projects.
The EIS said many new staff were being offered only short-term contracts with little job security.
Specialist tradespeople are needed for the 500,000 buildings in Wales built before 1919.
Donna Creed feels like she has "got her husband back" after undergoing the procedure for Darren.
They would list the health and financial benefits of quitting and the support available in the UK.
NHS England want to reduce nine targets to three in a bid to simplify "outdated" standards.
Chelsea agree a deal to sign Brighton midfielder Moises Caicedo for a British record fee of £115m.
The police, coastguard, and mountain rescue teams have been searching for missing Isaac Johnson.
Landlords in England and Wales will be able to continue selling takeaway drinks through hatches under Covid-era rules.
The car came off the road into the campsite at night and rolled into a tent and a group of people.
Labour says the "small boats nightmare" must end after six people died trying to cross the Channel.
The health secretary says Scottish and Welsh patients could be treated in England to cut waiting times.
Some 200 people have been affected by the theft of documents and a laptop from a car last month.
England set up a Women's World Cup semi-final with co-hosts Australia as they come from behind against a dangerous Colombia side.
England captain Harry Kane joins German champions Bayern Munich on a four-year deal, ending his record-breaking career at Tottenham.
A rescue operation by the British and French coastguards has rescued around 50 people, authorities said.
Charlie Hunt had been living with a rare and aggressive cancer prior to his death earlier this month.
MP David Davis criticises the Home Office after concerns about Legionella on the Bibby Stockholm.
UK spending cuts on pothole repair are among the most severe out of 13 major nations, local councils say.
A BBC investigation has found evidence that betting firms are sponsoring websites associated with the game.
The government told Amazon UK to explain how it intends to help sellers whose money it is withholding.
About 20,000 members will take strike action on 26 August and 2 September over pay and conditions.
The first group of asylum seekers went on board the controversial housing barge earlier this week.
Higher temperatures helped better-than-expected quarterly growth but fears of a slowdown remain.
Theresa Villiers apologises for failing to declare a stake in the oil firm worth at least £70,000 for five years.
The PM took almost one flight a week, data show, as he's accused of abandoning climate leadership.
The BBC asked two junior doctors in England to show us their payslips and reveal their salaries.
Junior doctors' four-day walkout is getting under way in England on Friday as pay dispute continues.
Her body was discovered at a property in Surrey in the early hours of the morning, police say.
A small aircraft landed on the central reservation of the A40 Golden Valley just before 18:00 BST.
The Last of Us star went with friend and actor Russell Tovey - but the Margate gallery was closed.
The UK's biggest mortgage lender will sharply reduce rates as the market shows signs of slowing.
The High Street homeware retailer will continue to pay its 12,500 workers as it seeks a rescue.
Nearly one in seven of the population is waiting as NHS bosses cite impact of strikes by doctors.
The kind of lawlessness seen in some US cities must not be allowed here, the home secretary says.
An emergency meeting will be held after the identities of thousands of officers are published online.
Marks & Spencer and period pants brand WUKA are asking the government to remove the 20% tax on period pants.
Tech Secretary insists technology is in development to access illegal content without breaking encryption.
Travel agents are reporting a rise in people booking overseas trips due to the drizzly UK weather.
Highly selective courses at elite universities will "go quite quickly", says the head of Ucas.
Staffordshire Police say the fire at the Crooked House was suspicious as investigations continue.
Police officers and staff had already received updated security advice after the first information leak.
The details now have been removed from a Scottish genealogy website over safety and privacy fears.
The comedian has been arrested and charged following allegations of "non-recent" sexual offences.
The High Street retailer faces collapse if it cannot secure fresh investment by next week.
The tour operator says climate change could affect where and when people choose to go on holiday.
Reid's designs for the punk band's record covers became some of the defining images of the era.
Constable says publication of details of police in Northern Ireland highlights family's worries.
One of the occupants who was dropped off prior to the crash was charged with driving offences.
The House of Commons media committee says there are claims of harassment, bullying and discrimination.
The former Tory minister tells the BBC his party needs to "come to its senses" on the environment.
The former first minister says her autobiography will give her "unique perspective" on her career.
Sharon Henderson had to wait 30 years for her daughter Nikki's murderer to be caught and jailed.
The party is likely to back leaving ECHR if Rwanda flights are still blocked, senior Tories say.
A "significant" number who had refused to board have changed their minds, the immigration minister says.
The PSNI has been involved in what appears to be a breach affecting thousands of officers and staff.
There is anger after the pub, once known as "Britain's wonkiest", was demolished days after a fire.
The Electoral Commission warns the public to be vigilant for unauthorised use of their personal data.
Cabinet minister to face no action over leaflet asking if people want traveller site next to them.
Only those aged 65 and over or in at-risk groups should be invited for jab, say UK experts.
The British Museum was evacuated of visitors after a man was stabbed in the arm nearby.
More than 144,000 students across the country are learning how they have done by text, email and post.
England forward Lauren James apologises for her red card during the Women's World Cup last-16 win over Nigeria.
The rape took place five months before the teenager was sexually assaulted and killed by her brother.
National Savings and Investments is the latest provider to make savings deals more attractive.
Nick Reynolds talks about his father Bruce who masterminded the £45m robbery 60 years ago.
The justice secretary says his "blood ran cold" when he learned of Andrew Malkinson's case.
But solicitors say the announcement is "lawyer-bashing" to distract from the asylum backlog.
About 80 residents were taken to an emergency rest centre after the discovery in a Glasgow flat.
Bad weather put shoppers off buying seasonal goods and clothes in July the British Retail Consortium says.
The bodies of two men and woman were discovered after they failed to return from the Aonach Eagach Ridge.
The chicks are thought to be the first of their kind in the Norfolk Broads since the 17th Century.
Edinburgh Academy will be the focus of a new set of hearings at the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry.
The Crooked House pub, once known as "Britain's wonkiest pub", is demolished two days after a fire.
Andrew Malkinson says Greater Manchester Police's actions caused his "wrongful conviction nightmare".
Chief economist Huw Pill has warned that food prices may never return to levels previously seen.
MPs are investigating the lack of boots designed for women and girls, amid concern about injuries.
The walkout will affect routine services in England, but emergency care will be provided.
England go agonisingly close to an early exit from the Women's World Cup but find a way to win as the Lionesses' title dream lives on.
Campaigners have expressed concerns about conditions onboard, but ministers insist the vessel is safe.
England survive Lauren James' sending-off and a gruelling Nigeria onslaught to reach the quarter-finals of the Women's World Cup.
The UK chief executive says he feels let down by organisers of the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea.
The barge, docked in Dorset, will house up to 500 people in plans critics have called inhumane.
NHS system for seriously ill people requiring home care is struggling to provide sufficient support.
Anastatia Mayers and Keisha Schahaff won a place on Virgin Galactic's first commercial flight in a prize draw.
MPs demand government action on the growing problem of 'tech-enabled' domestic violence.
James Gallagher meets the scientists who work at one of the most secretive research bases in the UK.
Companies who repeatedly employ illegal migrants face fines up to £60,000 per breach under new rules.
England's wait for a first Netball World Cup title continues after Australia defeat the Roses to win the event for a 12th time.
The boy was struck on the eastbound carriageway of the M62 but the driver did not stop, police say.
The UCI world championship men's road race from Edinburgh to Glasgow is stopped for 50 minutes near the Carron Valley Reservoir.
The windows of a house and car were smashed during an attack by up to five masked men on Wednesday.
The immigration minister insists the barge at Portland is safe and will not be hit by more delays.
England midfielder Keira Walsh could be available for their Women's World Cup last-16 tie with Nigeria on Monday if she "recovers well", says manager Sarina Wiegman.
The greeting cards firm is reportedly facing financial difficulties and its third rescue since 2012.
Jess Hodgkinson was not given essential blood-thinning drugs and died after a Caesarean birth.
The disgraced musician was reportedly stabbed at HMP Wakefield, where he is serving a 29-year sentence.
Dean Priestley did not know the gun was a replica when the man aimed it at a porter in Bradford.
People like Andy Malkinson, who cleared his name after 17 years in jail, will no longer pay "bed and board".
There are concerns that the number of families who want to foster but then drop out is "very high".
All rail services in and out of Brighton are cancelled, while Storm Antoni will bring wind and rain.
It comes as the mayor extends the scheme to all Londoners, which has frustrated neighbouring councils.
England grind down defending champions New Zealand to make history by reaching their first Netball World Cup final.
The Channel 4 journalist joins Angela Rippon and Layton Williams in this year's Strictly Come Dancing.
Volunteers have been sought for the effort which is to feature drones fitted with infrared cameras.
The same Sonning bridge has seen previous additions including a post box, front door and telephone.
Hollie Lawrence, 19, describes how she and her boyfriend were severely burned in the explosion.
The first storm to be named by the Met Office this year is expected to bring gusts of up to 65mph.
The UK must invest in rail and road networks or accept more extreme weather disruption, a government advisor says.
Mahek Bukhari, her mother and five others killed two men by ramming them off a dual carriageway.
Ten-month-old Jacob Crouch suffered multiple injuries inflicted by "fantasist" Craig Crouch.
The comedian wants to contest Brighton Pavilion, which is currently held by the Green Party.
Rico Burton, 31, the cousin of the world heavyweight boxing champion, was killed last August.
The climate activist says she cannot attend an event that is sponsored by a firm with links to fossil fuels.
The Welsh fashion designer is a globally renowned name and dressed stars like Beyoncé and J-Lo.
Some of last year's students say they lost university places when their results were delayed.
The King will mark his mother's passing "quietly and privately" on 8 September, royal officials say.
Chancellor asks watchdog to speed up probe into whether bank accounts are being closed for political views.
A tribute to troops from across the Commonwealth is planned for Bradford's memorial garden.
Frankie Jules-Hough's partner tells the BBC a 12-year jail term will not stop others speeding.
Cemal Caliskan wants a "full investigation" after his five-year-old son Robin died on Monday.
Activists climbed on to the roof of Rishi Sunak's North Yorkshire home and unfurled banners.
Doctors' representatives will meet soon to decide whether to ballot for industrial action.
Matthew Daulby, 19, died after being stabbed in a disturbance in Ormskirk on Saturday, police say.
Surveys of the Tower recently found thin steel plates used for lighting strips are badly corroded.
RAF Lossiemouth crew used the codeword "zombie" for the Russian planes during a mission in Estonia.
Scotland's largest prison is overcrowded and outdated but a replacement has been pushed back to 2027.
Lump sums among ideas in a government-ordered review to speed up infrastructure projects.
Ministers in England want to unlock spare capacity, but Labour accuse them of dither and delay.
A DMG Media statement confirms the column's absence as it considers "serious" but "complex" allegations.
The culprits are likely to have some knowledge about beekeeping and to have stolen them at night.
Two drug dealers have each been jailed for life with a minimum term of 27 years over the attack.
Judge James Goss said it was for "good personal reasons" and it was not possible for them to continue.
The retailer, which employs 12,000 people, blames mounting cost pressures at its 400 UK stores.
The protest is against the decision to grant new North Sea oil and gas licences, Greenpeace says.
The habit among health staff could contribute to virus spread in hospitals, researchers say.
The Parliamentary Ombudsman rules that the Foreign Office failed to protect Matthew Hedges.
England's chess body expects the government to back the national team financially for the first time.
Referrals for respiratory tests will also be allowed in bid to speed up diagnosis in England.
Ken Bruce attracts three million listeners to his new mid-morning show on Greatest Hits Radio.
Staff blocked police from entering the building, refused to give their names and withheld CCTV.
The Bank of England is widely expected to raise rates as it battles to slow soaring prices.
The announcement follows a long campaign by ex-MP Harvey Proctor, who was among those falsely accused.
Amy Rose Wilson was involved in a row with the occupants of a black Mercedes which led to the crash.
The BBC meets young farmers who say conditions have been a huge source of worry at a make-or-break time.
Grant Shapps is set to unveil proposals to build more pylons and power lines for clean energy.
Unlike some other European nations, the UK has not announced evacuation plans after last week's coup.
The online marketplace faced calls from sellers to boycott its site over money being held in reserve.
A court hears 10-month-old Jacob Crouch, who sustained 39 rib fractures, suffered a "living hell".
A Jubilee line train stopped at a station which has not been used by passengers for 25 years.
Geza Tarjanyi shoulder-barged and shouted conspiracy theories at the former health secretary.
A sixth report of sexual offences by the former Radio 1 DJ is being looked into but no arrests have been made.
A baker says a PR firm asked her to make sweet treats in exchange for publicity not cash.
Beth Budgen tells the BBC she was seemingly healthy before becoming seriously ill at Christmas.
William Logue posted a number of sectarian and racist comments aimed at Fiona Donohoe on Twitter.
Dunecht-born Mr Shepherd hosted BBC Radio Scotland's Take the Floor for 35 years before retiring in 2016.
A sheriff says Nicholas Rossi is "as dishonest and deceitful as he is evasive and manipulative".
Gusts could reach over 60mph in the most exposed parts of the southern England coast, forecasters warn.
More Taylor Wimpey customers are taking longer mortgages to make monthly repayments more affordable, providers say.
The former minister has said she wants answers about why she was denied a peerage before she quits.
The Fire Brigades Union has serious concerns about potential overcrowding and fire exits access.
Three men are arrested on suspicion of murder after the cyclist was hit by a car, police say.
The PM says he listens to his daughters' concerns about climate change but they are not "eco-zealots".
Women will face unsafe abortions, and thousands will not get healthcare, ministers are warned.
The Strictly judge reveals he spent three days in hospital following the attack one Boxing Day.
The BBC tracked down UK companies using fake reviews to boost their visibility in Google results.
A by-election will now be held after almost 12,000 of her constituents signed a recall petition.
Antonio Di Bartolomeo, who topped the charts in 1994, is convicted of assaulting an emergency worker.
Lauren James produces a sensational performance as England sweep aside China to book their place in the last 16 of the Women's World Cup.
The Met Office confirms July has been been one of the wettest on record - and there's more to come.
David Hunter had been unable to visit his wife's grave after being held in prison over her death.
The Foreign Office is urging citizens to register their whereabouts after a military coup triggered violence.
The presence of great crested newts could hamper a development at the former PM's Oxfordshire home.
A shake-up of the duties levied on alcoholic drinks will push up the price of stronger drinks.
The building society says annual prices dropped by 3.8% and affordability "remains stretched".
The bank reported a boost from its takeover of collapsed Silicon Valley Bank's British business.
The veteran fundraiser's family is appealing against an order to demolish the building.
Royal Mail and Skyports will distribute letters and parcels between the islands using drones.
People with enough money to rent affordable housing are being told their incomes are too low.
The three activists ran on to the pitch during the second Ashes Test match of the summer.
The union's members in England vote to accept a 6.5% pay rise, so will not strike next term.
National Highways says its payment website is experiencing high demand after an update.
The UK's financial regulator says it will take "robust action" if banks offer unjustifiably low rates.
The Home Office was planning to send the first 50 asylum seekers to the Bibby Stockholm on Tuesday.
Sean McQuaid pushed Riley Pathman for 26 miles in two hours, 35 minutes and 26 seconds.
David Hunter "can't describe" how freedom feels after killing wife Janice in an assisted suicide.
Fred Ames, who fought in the Battle of Anzio in Italy, describes himself as a "survivor".
A housing association chairman is confident mistakes will not be repeated after Awaab Ishak's death.
To meet climate change targets, more of the UK's energy needs to come from low-carbon sources.
The trio were held on suspicion of murder after a man was thought to have fallen into the River Wye.
Amy, 36, says anyone thinking of having a non-surgical procedure should "know the consequences".
The online marketplace has come under fire for putting 75% of sellers' takings on hold for 45 days.
The prime minister is expected to announce millions of pounds of funding for a carbon capture project.
The 96-year-old was one of thousands on waiting lists for carers and says she felt "imprisoned".
Cambridge University says the "Stormzy effect" has increased applications from UK black students.
Police say the man may have been involved in an altercation before entering the River Wye.
Former Wales captain, coach, manager and WRU president Clive Rowlands, who masterminded the 1971 Grand Slam, dies aged 85.
Childcare provision for children under the age of two at Killin Nursery is coming to an end in 2024.
A helicopter and RNLI lifeboats have been involved in the operation, which resumed at first light.
Police renew an appeal for information after two girls, aged 13 and 16, were shot at a party.
The IPA gave the project a "red" warning, raising issues related to budgets and schedules.
Speaking to the Sunday Telegraph, the prime minister says he wants to support people to use their cars.
The prime minister is facing calls from some Conservative MPs to rethink certain green policies.
England bowler Stuart Broad says he will retire after the conclusion of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval.
A man wrongly imprisoned for 17 years may have to pay back savings he made on living costs while in prison.
About half of the usual services are expected to run, with some finishing much earlier than usual.
The videos on TikTok, since taken down, showed an animated version of the murdered two-year-old.
England's final Ashes Test against Australia hangs in the balance after a compelling battle for control on the second day at The Oval.
Nobel Prize-winning economist Ben Bernanke will look at how the Bank of England forecasts the economy
Twiglet the dachshund is returned after a distressing video of her being snatched is widely shared.
Muhammed Khan is jailed for life after stabbing a father-of-three to death in a shopping centre.
The chancellor says the government accepts a "moral case" to pay compensation "as fast as we can".
As recorded cases of sexual abuse hit a new high, Poppy tells how she helped jail her grandfather.
The PM says the target should be met without "adding costs", amid calls to rethink green policies.
England are on the brink of last-16 qualification at the Women's World Cup after beating Denmark, but they lost Keira Walsh to injury.
Five Conservative-led councils fail to overturn Sadiq Khan's decision to expand the scheme.
The 14-year-old is being questioned following the death of the girl who was hit by a motorbike.
The bank reports strong results after the exit of its chief executive and the boss of Coutts.
Monzo initially refused to tell the anti-Brexit campaigner why the account was being shut down.
Around 22,000 people are eligible for a medal to be issued 70 years after the first atomic tests.
Thousands of dead and sick seabirds are being washed up along the UK's coastline as avian flu spreads.
Dangerous allergic reactions led to more than 25,000 hospital stays in the year up to March 2023.
Many carriers do not follow official guidance on reduced prices for care assistants, the BBC finds.
Peter Flavel resigns as the boss of the private bank over the handling of Nigel Farage's bank account closure.
She says the off-duty officer flashed his badge to try to avoid being thrown out of the show.
The Met Police sergeant was shot twice at point-blank range at a custody centre in south London.
The retailer says crime levels in its stores have shot up by more than one third over the past year.
Police say she was found "unresponsive" and "pronounced dead at the scene" in London at 11:18 BST.
A judge rules that a High Court trial over the Duke of Sussex's privacy breach claims can go ahead.
The energy supplier's profits approach £1bn after it is allowed to make more money from household bills.
Transport for London is among operators fined after seven people died in the Croydon tram crash.
Hundreds of children have gone missing from hotels, with concerns some have been groomed by gangs.
The miscarriage-of-justice victim talks about his first night since his conviction was overturned.
Eleven kittens born in captivity could help bring wildcats back from 'brink of extinction' in Scotland.
The English National Opera is given a deadline extension of several years to move out of London.
Two mothers were bereaved in extraordinary circumstances - and vowed to keep fighting for the truth.
Last year's record breaking heat, driven by climate change, gives a snapshot of the UK's future weather.
The Oscar-winning actor cried in court as he was cleared of all nine charges by a jury in London.
Andrew Malkinson, who served 17 years in prison, says he feels he had been "kidnapped by the state".
The ex-UKIP leader says the whole board should go as the row over his account closure escalates.
A day after the ceremony, Victoria Forbes and Mark Lyons climbed the Inaccessible Pinnacle.
The public now has until 1 September to respond to the plan to shut hundreds of rail ticket offices.
The promotional video is dropped after viewers also spotted stock footage from Russia and Ukraine.
The long-running comic book features guest appearances from Adele, Harry Styles and Stormzy.
The walkout in England, beginning at 07:00 on 11 August, is the fifth round of strikes this year.
The government says the new policy could save a million hours of police time every year.
Rishi Sunak is expected to answer questions on why bereaved families have not received compensation.
All exercise is good for blood pressure but research suggests strength training is most effective.
British billionaire Joe Lewis is indicted in the US over an alleged insider trading scheme.
Requests to view each rental property have more than tripled in four years as competition rises.
Dame Alison Rose admitted a "serious error" in talking about Nigel Farage's relationship with its private banking arm Coutts.
Dame Alison Rose said she was "wrong" to respond to BBC questions about his bank account being closed.
One family tells BBC News of their struggle to cope with two young children in a hotel room.
About 2,000 roles will go by the end of this year during what could be a "difficult" time, the firm says.
Britons have been flying into airports including Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Birmingham and Bristol.
The plans would have required many frontline officers and staff to remove beards and moustaches.
The British actor's body was recovered in June, months after he'd gone missing in the mountains.
The work was recently confirmed to be by the Renaissance artist after work by two university teams.
But an inquiry hears concerns that NI will be in "no-man's land" between Great Britain and EU.
A wave swept 11-year-old Zac Thompson to sea as he sat with his brother and cousin at a beach.
Former Sheffield Wednesday and Nottingham Forest midfielder Chris Bart-Williams dies aged 49.
The Teaching Regulation Agency said Dean Davidson - who posed as girls and boys - was "calculating".
Tregonning Hill includes Bronze Age burial mounds, an Iron Age hillfort and a war memorial.
The trust was accused of changing Charles Ndhlovu's records after he took his own life.
The number living with serious health conditions will rise nine times faster than those of healthy working age.
A victim paid just £2 an hour describes her ordeal as investigators make the care industry a "top priority".
A video of a mum shouting as officers handcuff her in front of her son is criticised on social media.
The BBC says sorry to Nigel Farage over its report about the closure of his account at private bank Coutts.
Recent political upheaval has impacted party's efforts to tackle discrimination, independent review finds.
Harrowing victim accounts of the disaster have been read in court before transport bosses sentenced.
UK competition watchdog will investigate unregulated legal services following complaints.
People could get an extra second to cross the typical road, under new guidance for English councils.
The radical preacher is facing three terror charges over his alleged membership of a banned group.
Former England international Trevor Francis, who was Britain's first ever £1m footballer, dies at the age of 69.
The award-winning journalist was a respected fixture on British TV news for more than three decades.
Another evacuation is under way on Corfu, with wildfires in an area popular with British tourists.
The party says it has agreed an ambitious programme without the need for new spending commitments.
Families on the island have offered up their spare bedrooms and sofas to stranded holidaymakers.
England's hopes of an Ashes comeback are heartbreakingly ended by rain that leaves the fourth Test as a draw and ensures Australia retain the urn.
Tourists left in limbo after wildfires spreading across the Greek island forced thousands to flee hotels.
Ffos-y-Fran produces two-thirds of the UK's coal and was supposed to close in September.
The friendly between non-league teams Gateshead and Dunston was called off on Friday at half-time.
The BBC presenter has spoken about his seriously ill father's decision to end his life, aged 92.
England dodge the rain to take the vital wicket of Marnus Labuschagne but their Ashes hopes remain in the balance going into the final day of the fourth Test against Australia.
Wiltshire's Chief Constable voluntarily refers the force to the IOPC over a report made in 2016.
Strictly dancer Amy Dowden says she will not be able to perform in the competition this year.
Bryony Duthie, 18, fell ill earlier this month while holidaying with family on the Costa Del Sol.
England win their opening match of the Women's World Cup against Haiti but are given a stern test against the tournament debutants.
She represented the Cynon Valley constituency for 35 years before standing down in 2019.
"Still a long way to go," Labour leader says, after losing by-election dominated by climate policy.
A government commitment comes after reports of women being advised to store remains in the fridge.
Police say the 18-year-old driver has been arrested following the incident in Glenrothes.
Police are called as two vehicles are driven onto the pitch at half-time in front of stunned fans.
Matty Healy launched a lengthy attack on Malaysia's laws, before kissing his band's bass player.
A rare UK first edition featuring the author's inscriptions has been digitised and placed online.
In a change of tradition it was taken by a photographer, rather than George's mother, the Princess of Wales.
Labour and the Lib Dems take two safe Tory seats in by-elections, but Rishi Sunak avoids a clean sweep.
The inquiry is waiting for some of the ex-PM's messages, due to problems accessing his old phone.
David Hunter admitted suffocating his wife of 57 years at their home in Cyprus to end her suffering.
The PM vows to "double down" on his promises on the economy and migration, despite suffering two by-election defeats.
The fast-food chain sets up an investigation unit after the BBC found dozens of workers were harassed.
Public finances are boosted by tax receipts and lower interest payments but figures remain high.
Labour and Lib Dems achieve huge swings but Ulez opposition helps Tories clinch victory in west London.
The leisure centre in Derby where Olympian Adam Peaty once trained could go under new plans.
A lump sum of at least £1,655 has failed to reach the pay packets of some "bank" nurses, who fill rota gaps.
The move comes as plans are announced to make it more difficult for banks to close banking accounts.
The former Brexit Party leader says his account had been closed because of his political views.
Sir Tom Scholar was fired after Liz Truss vowed to change "Treasury orthodoxy" during her bid for Tory leadership.
UK competition watchdog says unclear pricing could be hampering shoppers' ability to spot deals.
The transgender girl died after she was found with fatal stab wounds in a park in Cheshire.
The state opening will herald the final session of Parliament before the next general election.
Banks could face conditions on their licences after Nigel Farage said his account was shut over his views.
The Bank of England is not expected to raise interest rates as quickly after inflation slowed.
Mike Hammond, 33, died in the crash in Canada on Wednesday night, it has been announced.
The panel resigned over controversial research about abortion and women's mental health.
A two-day walkout begins at 07:00, with consultants providing limited 'Christmas Day cover'.
Rishi Sunak says it was an "appalling failure" that service people were sacked because of their sexuality.
Sun and MailOnline publishers say they are looking into claims against the broadcaster.
Many are silently appalled to see Russian forces pulverising Ukrainian cities, Sir Richard Moore says.
Part of the advice on policies for trans pupils may be unlawful, the attorney general advises.
The Bank of England is under less pressure to put up interest rates after inflation fell from 8.7% to 7.9% in June.
The murdered private detective's family was "inexcusably let down", Met chief Sir Mark Rowley says.
Nigel Farage says he obtained a copy of a report by the bank's wealth reputational risk committee.
Jaguar Land Rover-owner, Tata, is going ahead with plans for a multi-billion-pound factory in Somerset.
Bibby Stockholm is set to be in Portland Port for 18 months, housing 500 male asylum seekers.
Passports are about to be released with an updated wording for the reign of King Charles.
The BBC's bosses reflect on a week of allegations and speculation about a then-unnamed presenter.
West Midlands Fire Service says the owner of the footage allowed it to be shared to flag the dangers.
Security measures must be built in as artificial intelligence is developed, Lindy Cameron says.
MPs call for action after 100 current and recent workers tell the BBC about sexual assault, harassment and racism.
A senior official says regular testing would ensure the technology was operating smoothly.
The home secretary makes the warning as she unveils her new counter-terrorism strategy for the UK.
The judge directs not guilty verdicts against the former Manchester United player and Wales manager.
The Court of Appeal reduces Carla Foster's sentence for illegally obtaining abortion tablets.
Connor Gibson is accused of sexually assaulting and murdering his sister Amber in November 2021.
The Labour leader's refusal to scrap the limit will be raised at a meeting of the party's policy body.
The financial regulator also says it will look closely at close to zero interest rates for loyal savers.
More than 100 current and recent McDonald's workers tell the BBC about sexual assault, harassment and racism.
The antibody treatment donanemab slows clinical decline by around a third, a large trial confirms.
Senior doctors are already set to strike this week - but now they will also strike for two days in August.
The National Audit Office has found the project is behind schedule and not delivering value for money.
The energy secretary is asking supermarkets and petrol stations to publish prices to aid competition.
University courses will have to limit student numbers if they do not lead to highly-skilled jobs.
Parts of the Verulamium Park, in St Albans, were used in a trailer for the Warner Bros film.
The singer tells the BBC she wants to build better support for contestants on reality TV shows.
The animals were "terrified of humans" when found but are expected to make a full recovery.
Rei Takver needs her degree result to extend her visa, but a marking strike means she is "in limbo".
Carlos Alcaraz wins the Wimbledon men's singles title for the first time by ending Novak Djokovic's recent dominance with a stunning victory.
Manchester United defender Harry Maguire says he has been stripped of the captaincy for the new season.
Just 15 were alive after the stranding and vets had to euthanise the survivors on welfare grounds.
The fast-moving story saw the dial shift on the balance between public interest, privacy and misconduct.
The English-French star, who rose to fame alongside Serge Gainsbourg, has died in Paris, reports French media.
Former MP David Warburton says allegations of sexual misconduct against him have been withdrawn.
The Labour leader says his party will always invest in public services but reform is also needed.
The business secretary's comments come as she signs off a new deal with 11 Asia and Pacific nations.
No-one was hurt but "difficult conditions" meant people had to be evacuated from nearby buildings.
Osian Jones, 16, had three heart attacks and is recovering in intensive care after his operation.
As the Bibby Stockholm is towed to Portland the BBC finds out how people on the island are reacting.
The senior Tory will also step down as an MP at the next general election, he tells the Sunday Times.
Arsenal sign England midfielder Declan Rice from West Ham in a deal worth £100m plus £5m add-ons.
The musician said she felt let down by the show after she was attacked by a hotel porter in 2012.
James Boyling faced a misconduct panel after posing as "Jim Sutton" during an affair with an activist.
The action was met with boos and jeers from some members of the audience at the Royal Albert Hall.
The viral beauty spot has been listed for around a third of the price of an average nearby home.
Tom Somerset-How was bedbound and malnourished for four years in his home in Chichester.
The 3,000-year-old gold torc is the first to be reported to as treasure in Essex, says an expert.
The head of Unite warns the Labour leader against "tinkering around the edges" or "apathy could win".
The vapes are a hazard for bin lorries, difficult to recycle and too appealing to children, they say.
Sunnah Khan, 12, and Joe Abbess, 17, drowned while in the water next to the pier in May.
An inquest hears that even the slightest movement onboard could have led to the boat capsizing.
The plans were first approved in 2020 but were later overturned in 2021 after a campaign.
Kim Sampson and Samantha Mulcahy died after giving birth in two East Kent NHS Trust hospitals.
Only 5% English councils say there is enough SEND childcare available during school holidays.
Tom Somerset-How was bedbound and malnourished for four years in his home in Chichester.
Frazer Brabant died in hospital nearly three months after he was attacked with a sword-like weapon.
A judge says the government was entitled not to adopt escape plans for disabled high-rise residents.
The footballer was accused of raping a woman and attempting to rape another at his Cheshire home.
The walkouts in July and August could cause some disruption but their impact is uncertain.
The Home Office wants to use former airbases in Essex and Lincolnshire to house migrants.
Carl Cooper is charged with murdering Naomi Hunte and Fiona Holm, whose body has not been found.
The Western Isles MP accused the party earlier this week of being "clueless" on independence.
Single parents are particularly vulnerable to running short and being unable to afford more, the ONS says.
The barge is part of the government's policy to reduce the cost of accommodating asylum seekers.
Lucy Thompson, a medical tattoo artist, provides restorative body art after operations.
A woman is collecting donations for the lifeboat crew who tried to save her partner's life.
Patients being unable to see an NHS dentist is "totally unacceptable", a committee warns government.
The government has accepted the recommendations of the pay review bodies, but will the workers?
Three boys aged 13, 16 and 17, and two men, aged 38 and 60, have been charged with violent disorder.
Union leaders have come out in support of a new 6.5% pay offer and will recommend members accept it.
They were part of a wider scheme which saw £104m leave the UK in flights from London, the NCA says.
Civil servants "honed and refined" crisis skills while preparing to leave the EU, Mr Gove argues.
Bosses can no longer use agency staff to cover striking workers during walkouts, the High Court rules.
Ronan Kanda, 16, had been buying a PlayStation controller when he was stabbed close to his home.
Millions of public sector workers, including teachers and police, are to get pay rises between 5-7%.
Police say no evidence of criminal behaviour over claims he paid a young person for explicit photos.
Debt could rise to more than 300% of the size of the economy by 2070, the government's forecaster says.
Eleven ambulance staff were targeted at four locations, three of them bonfires sites on 11 July.
Allegations and speculation about a BBC presenter's behaviour and identity had mounted for days.
Regulator Ofcom says it will open an investigation after customers said it was too difficult to cancel services.
Young people say buying feels hopeless and they are penalised as renters are unable to save.
Patients can expect disruption, with the five-day walkout over pay running until 07:00 on Tuesday.
Eight major UK airports have increased fees for drivers to drop off passengers, according to new data.
His wife said she issued a statement "primarily out of concern for his mental well-being".
Nigel Rogoff, who had parked by the pitch, was sitting in the driver's seat when the ball came down.
Prosecutors wrapped up their evidence against Kevin Spacey in his London sex assault trial today.
The prime minister says he would make the "responsible" decision to keep inflation under control.
The 15-year-old faces two charges after maths teacher Jamie Sansom was attacked on Monday.
A near-fatal stabbing in New York last year left the acclaimed author blind in one eye.
The Conservative MP allegedly threatened to use her "platform" to find out why she was denied a peerage.
Simon Case says the term - used mainly by Tory MPs - is "dehumanising" and "insulting" to officials.
Bank of England says higher interest rates are yet to hit many homes but lenders are proving resilient.
Cancer Research UK said the first edition of the fantasy novel was found among backroom donations.
The star discusses his time in One Direction and fatherhood in his first interview for six years.
Lilia Valutyte's mother on the moment her daughter was stabbed and the hunt to catch her killer.
Thomas Cashman, who shot dead schoolgirl Olivia Pratt-Korbel, is refused permission to appeal.
Emma MacKenzie, from Canada, says she cannot renew her visa if she does not get her degree.
The deal between France's Renault and the Chinese maker of London taxis will support 19,000 jobs.
NEAS chief executive Helen Ray says sorry "for any distress" after it covered up paramedics' errors.
A report questions the language used for some checks, including assessing whether the baby is "pink all over".
The row about the BBC presenter has developed into a series of claims and counter-claims.
They say they were sent abusive messages by the presenter and put under pressure to meet up.
More than 550 birds have now been recovered from Stonehaven and Cruden Bay amid avian flu fears.
The corporation says the presenter was spoken to seven weeks after the initial complaint was made.
The Match of the Day presenter made £1.35m in the year he was embroiled in an impartiality row.
A teacher was taken to hospital after being stabbed at Tewkesbury Academy, which has now reopened.
Eight-month-old Mabli Hall died from a brain injury after a car hit her pram, an inquest hears.
The bill is central to Rishi Sunak's pledge to stop small boats crossing the English Channel.
Wages continue to rise strongly, raising the prospect of more interest rate rises by the Bank of England.
Nathan Law's parents and brother have been taken for questioning after police raided their home.
Melissa Bradd says a treasured ukulele were among items stolen from the vehicle at the crash scene.
A briefing on the broadcaster's performance is expected to be dominated by the presenter photos row
Lenders will be questioned in front of MPs on Tuesday as homeowners face higher monthly payments.
The BBC still has questions to answer after lawyers representing the young person at the centre of the allegations disputed the mother’s account.
Andrew Bailey is to tell an audience at Mansion House that it is "crucial" inflation falls back to 2%.
In a letter to the BBC, the lawyer claims "nothing inappropriate or unlawful" happened.
A coroner has ruled the three Britons who died in the 2019 crash in Ethiopia were killed unlawfully.
The teenager was arrested by firearms officers two hours later after a teacher was stabbed.
Scientists say a new scanning method that can identify tiny tumours could revolutionise medical research.
Joe Biden's comments came as he met UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in London ahead of a key Nato summit.
The nurse is accused of killing seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others on a neonatal unit.
The airline axes flights to and from Gatwick airport as schools head towards the summer break.
The first batch of tickets for the star's 2024 tour go on sale, and fans scramble to beat the queue.
The water company, which is struggling under huge debts, is facing the threat of nationalisation.
A senior midwife leading the inquiry is expected to announce 1,700 families' cases will be examined.
The family of a teenager allegedly paid by a BBC star for explicit photos are said to be upset by the corporation's latest response.
The 35-year-old died in hospital after he was punched and fell to the ground, police say.
Sir Michael McBride will be questioned on Northern Ireland's preparedness for the pandemic.
Residents in Glenrothes fear fire rescues will take longer due to cuts in Tayside, Fife and Glasgow.
Prolonged brain fog means Marcus Whitehead has had to retire early from his high-powered city job.
Women rape complainants say the system is still weighted against them, even with programme pilots.
The corporation is under pressure after a presenter was accused of paying a teenager for sexual images.
Hundreds of thousands of people who live off grid did not apply for a £400 payment they were entitled to.
The UK is one the countries which bans the weapons but will continue to support Ukraine, PM says.
Selena Lau was described as "an intelligent and cheeky girl adored and loved by everyone".
Andy Murray's hopes of a fine Wimbledon victory on the 10th anniversary of his 2013 title win were ended by Stefanos Tsitsipas in round two.
Bosses of Southern Water are refusing their bonuses amid anger over discharges into the sea.
A man in his 40s is released on bail after police say two people were stabbed at the match in Cookstown on Thursday.
Frederick Danquah, 26, allegedly jumped in front of a train in Glasgow while carrying the boy.
A girl and a woman are in a critical condition after a car crashed into a school killing another child.
Robert Jenrick is reported to have considered the cartoon images in the Dover centre too welcoming.
The head teacher ended her life ahead of the publication of a report that downgraded her school.
Connor Chapman shot innocent bystander Elle when he opened fire with a sub-machine gun at a pub.
Jamie Barrow deliberately started a fire which trapped a mum and her two daughters in their flat.
Six cinemas close in the chain immediately, with the loss of 150 jobs, say administrators.
The four boys drowned after they fell through ice at the lake near Solihull in December 2022.
Strikes hit England's schools for second time this week, as ministers consider next year's pay offer.
A heat-health alert - issued for six English regions - will be followed by torrential downpours.
The driver of a car which crashed into a school is questioned as floral tributes are laid at the scene.
The Scottish government wants a change in UK laws to stop people found in possession of drugs being prosecuted.
Senior Tory Caroline Nokes calls for clearer rules on conduct at Westminster in BBC interview.
Halifax says the drop is the biggest annual fall since 2011 as mortgage rates continue to rise for many.
A fake advert circulating online features a computer-generated likeness of the money-saving expert.
The star returns to the London venue for the first time since organisers cut off his set in 2012.
A think tank says nearly half of those who retired in 2020-21 are now living in relative poverty.
In March it was announced that work on the new Euston station would be paused for two years.
The government's plan will see childcare available to primary school parents from 08:00 to 18:00.
Secret filming reveals that "dangerous" substances are widely available for sale around the country.
Andy Murray dazzles under the Wimbledon lights again as he leads Greek fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas in a late-night thriller on Centre Court.
Four retired detectives who investigated the 1993 murder of Stephen Lawrence will not face prosecution.
Ms Edwards' father calls his daughter's killer, Connor Chapman, a "coward" as he is taken to the cells.
A woman is arrested after the crash into a school garden party in Wimbledon, south-west London.
Head teacher Ruth Perry took her own life while waiting for the publication of a critical report.
The Labour leader is reluctant take sides in by-election dispute over expanding London's clean-air zone.
The High Court says Cabinet Office must hand over unredacted documents to Baroness Hallett's Covid Inquiry.
Man who accuses actor of sexual assault is cross-examined in court by actor's defence barrister.
The boys' families arrived at the service in Rolls-Royces as mourners lined the procession route.
Connor Gibson is accused of sexually assaulting and murdering his sister Amber Niven in Hamilton.
The star's hit single Flowers has been streamed 147 million times, says the Official Charts Company.
The suspended Tory MP says he will reflect on watchdog's verdict, which could trigger a by-election.
NHS Charities Together says £38m raised by Capt Sir Tom Moore is "not under investigation".
The £400m St Michael's scheme in Manchester city centre includes a five-star hotel and luxury flats.
There's little sign of positivity among Tories, who are facing a serious electoral test with by-elections looming.
Sarina Wiegman says prior to Euro 2022, England's desire to win a tournament was like a "trauma" for the country.
Freddie Nicholson speaks of his journey to find "peace" after battles with depression and gambling.
More than 1,000 arrests are made during the UK's "most significant" ever crackdown on organised crime.
BBC News understands a deal has been negotiated over UK association with the Horizon programme.
The world's need for fossil fuels is "desperate", Shell's chief executive told the BBC.
Play is interrupted at Wimbledon twice after Just Stop Oil protesters throw orange confetti on to court 18.
Jaswant Singh Chail was caught with a loaded crossbow at Windsor Castle on Christmas Day 2021.
Canada, Sweden, Ukraine and the UK are seeking damages for the families of the 176 victims.
Water companies are likely to seek bill increases to cover the cost of improving services, says the boss of Ofwat.
The confirmation follows years of BBC reports that the SAS killed scores of unarmed people in the conflict.
Thomas Rainey opened the car door and doused Katrina Rainey in petrol before setting her alight.
With Millie Bright set to captain England at the Women's World Cup, BBC Sport hears from her team-mates about what she is like on and off the pitch.
With tickets set to go on sale, there are some ways you can maximise your chances of seeing the star.
The British state is attempting to showcase and honour Scotland without encouraging nationalism.
Staff say abuses of power in Parliament are still common, and a new complaints process is too slow.
The government says it remains committed to spending £11.6bn of its overseas aid budget on climate.
With more strike ballots taking place, the dispute over pay could continue into the autumn term.
The Women and Equalities Committee recommends compulsory relationship lessons in sixth form.
The television presenter says she has dementia after battling brain fog and anxiety for months.
A service of thanksgiving will be held at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh to mark his Coronation.
The Prince and Princess of Wales hear from the first person born after the NHS was founded, in 1948.
Bowel cancer patients say they feel relieved after the NHS lifted a ban on treatment breaks.
The former shadow chancellor says a "right-wing faction" has gained control of party selection processes.
Bereaved family and friends have collated archive video and voice recordings of Aidan Mann.
The man in charge of the NHS at the height of Covid says Wales was not ready to deal with the number of deaths.
The Met reopens probe into Tory HQ party but will not investigate Boris Johnson over further alleged breaches of Covid rules.
The water regulator said talks with investors to raise the necessary funds were continuing.
It has emerged his daughter used the charity's name on plans for a building later used as a spa.
A consultation on the proposed closure of hundreds of offices in England is set to be announced on Wednesday.
Rishi Sunak refused to say whether Tories critical of an inquiry into Boris Johnson should apologise.
Ms Black became the parliament's youngest MP since 1832 when she was first elected in 2015 aged 20.
The firm pumped millions of litres of sewage into rivers, turning them black and killing fish.
Jamie Barrow killed his neighbour and her two young children when he set fire to their flat.
An e-bike left charging in a home where a mother and two children died in a fire will be examined.
Thomas Waring is accused of helping to burn out a stolen car used in the Elle Edwards shooting.
Homeowners face higher costs as the rates for both two- and five-year fixed deals are now above 6%.
Nigel Farage's account with the bank Coutts is not being closed for political reasons, the BBC is told.
The UK had criticised Hong Kong for placing bounties on eight pro-democracy activists based overseas.
Patrick Harvie will attend an anti-monarchy rally and Lorna Slater says that monarchy is "nothing to celebrate".
He will be presented with the Honours of Scotland following a "people's procession" in Edinburgh.
Police forces are failing vulnerable women who say they have been sexually exploited by officers, BBC learns.
In his last UK interview, the actor said friends believed mountaineering had become too dangerous.
Premature babies can now routinely be given the drug ranibizumab on the NHS, to prevent blindness.
The findings from BBC analysis reveal a serious problem, say charities but agents say landlords are worried about damage.
The "lengthy" discharge by Thames Water killed more than 1,400 fish near Gatwick, a court heard.
Work to prepare Wales for a pandemic stalled before Covid hit the country, inquiry told.
Lord Chancellor Alex Chalk says it is "absolutely vital" dangerous offenders are kept behind bars.
The actor denies 12 charges of sexual assault alleged to have been committed between 2001 and 2013.
The PM's spokesman said Australia had broken the spirit of the game with the controversial stumping.
King Charles III will be presented with Scotland's crown jewels during a ceremony on Wednesday.
The judge in Lucy Letby's trial, which has been sitting for eight months, has begun summing up.
Sussex Police apologise for the "clumsy language" used by a Police Community Support Officer.
With weak competition adding to fuel prices, are drivers doing the right things to save money?
Scientists found evidence that climate change made the warmer weather last month more likely.
Drivers paid £900m extra for supermarket fuel last year due to a lack of competition, a watchdog says.
The New Conservatives group say the PM risks "eroding public trust" unless the numbers are cut by 400,000.
Aslef drivers will refuse to work overtime for another six days, in addition to the current industrial action.
One instalment of Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg's nightly programme attracted 40 complaints to the regulator.
The ex-official was cleared to work for Labour by Parliament's advisory appointments body last week.
Emma Anderson, who has a heart condition, described her daughter Darcey as a "wee superstar".
He reportedly waved a knife at two security guards before going into the PSNI complex in Antrim.
The Met Office will confirm on Monday if the record-breaking temperatures are linked to climate change.
Governments may need to give energy bill help this winter, says the head of the International Energy Agency.
A senior headteacher accused Ms Phillips of racism and bullying following a Twitter row.
Gemma Germeney, 31, Lilly Peden, eight, and Oliver Peden, four, all died in the fire, police say.
The process, used in the US and Canada, will be available later this year through Co-op Funeralcare.
The soap stalwart, who appeared in Coronation Street, Emmerdale and Brookside, has died aged 86.
He was Cabinet Secretary between 2012 and 2014 during David Cameron's coalition government.
Amanda Pritchard told the BBC that patients were "paying the price" of failure to prevent strikes
Michael Devlin, from Londonderry, is representing Northern Ireland at the Homeless World Cup in the US.
The party would also make it compulsory for new joiners to have a formal teaching qualification.
London sent the Hawker Hurricanes to the Soviet Union to help them fight against Nazi Germany.
Sixteen train companies based in England will be hit from Monday until Saturday next week.
Seven new addiction centres are opening in England over fears people are being "bombarded" with adverts.
Did knowledge of phone hacking by Mirror Group Newspapers journalists go right to the top?
Three boys, aged 14, 15 and 17, are charged with murder and robbery after the stabbing of Victor Lee, 17.
One man remains in hospital with serious injuries after the blaze in Swansea, police say.
Animal rights protesters have climbed a big screen to try and disrupt the English Greyhound Derby.
England's final match on home soil before heading to Australia for the Women's World Cup ends in a disappointing goalless draw.
Humza Yousaf said the party had previously only kept online records of donations under £250.
The parade was briefly halted after protesters lined Piccadilly - but the landmark event carried on.
Police removed protesters who briefly disrupted the parade which saw thousands gather to celebrate.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has spoken to leaders at the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) following a report highlighting discrimination in cricket.
That it's almost impossible to discuss alternatives to the NHS is a tribute to its longevity, says Laura Kuenssberg.
The UK lifeboat charity says it will take action and on the issues raised in surveys of its workers.
Lee Rowley says a trial, which a council leader says cut the need for agency staff, should end now.
Two 22-year-olds who were "known to the victim" have been arrested on suspicion of murder, police say.
Liverpool nightclub, Lomax, which once hosted Oasis and Radiohead, could become serviced apartments.
One woman tells how insects settled into her house amid reports of a big rise in cases of bees in homes.
The Duke of Sussex alleges articles published by Mirror Group Newspapers breached his privacy.
The Foreign Office tells Britons it's "more important than ever" to get proper travel insurance.
Trainee pilots are urging the aviation watchdog to prevent others from losing money and qualifications.
A household in England, Wales and Scotland using a typical amount of energy will now pay £426 less a year.
The official photographer and fans remember when 150,000 fans descended on Milton Keynes.
Hugh Pym looks at whether the PM's workforce plan is the right way to fix problems in the health service.
A record 25,000 people complained about the piece, in which Clarkson said he "hated" the Duchess of Sussex.
The ex-official can start from September, but ministers say she may have broken civil service rules.
The artificial oasis 50m beneath London aims to reflect a healthier future for the River Thames once the new sewer opens.
Tory peer hits back at the prime minister in a war of words over his decision to quit as a minster.
Two people were killed and another taken to hospital after Thursday night's stabbings in Archway.
Nick Hungerford's charity for bereaved children, Elizabeth's Smile, is named after his daughter.
She was found guilty of murdering her eight-week old son and trying to murder his two-year-old sister.
The actor denies 12 charges covering sex assault allegations made by four men spanning more than a decade.
A hoax item wrapped in a Pride flag was left outside the home of an Alliance Party councillor.
Records for some cash and cheques have been lost but the party says it is on track to file its accounts on time.
The supermodel, who welcomed her first child two years ago, says "it's never too late".
The Cabinet Office and the inquiry chair are at loggerheads over Boris Johnson's WhatsApp messages.
The former environment secretary says the government is getting it wrong on immigration and skills.
Users are being incorrectly shown forecasts in the single figures throughout the coming days.
The boss of the British Gas-owner Centrica forecasts that households will pay £2,000 a year.
Shareef Amin was lucky to survive shrapnel and bullet wounds but is still "going back to help".
Inmates of HMP Fosse Way will be offered industry training to help them on their release.
The Elizabeth Sword will be used in an Edinburgh event to mark the coronation of the King and Queen.
Instead it will focus on travel retail and opening up in the US and Europe, its boss tells the BBC.
The Premier League and English Football League must "urgently" agree on sharing more revenue with clubs down the football pyramid, or risk having a settlement forced on them, say MPs.
There will be a big expansion in student places and apprenticeships - but critics say action is needed now.
People withdraw £4.6bn from accounts in May - the highest on record, Bank of England data shows.
The proposals would have restricted fishing and other human activities in some coastal areas.
The government suffers a setback as judges say Rwanda is not a safe third country for asylum seekers.
Nadine Dorries and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg are among MPs criticised for attacking investigation into ex-PM.
Undercover policing inquiry's first report says unit should have been disbanded early on.
Ireland Murdock's victim said she was worried he would come to her house following the attack.
Halifax, Nationwide and HSBC are among those increasing interest rates on new home loans.
The quake's epicentre on Wednesday was in Tean but people say they felt it as far away as Yorkshire.
Several supporters of the former PM took aim at the Commons committee that investigated him.
Royal residences have the heating kept at 19C, as spending rises to almost £108m, annual accounts show.
A woman sent from Britain to Ireland as a baby speaks about repatriations of unmarried Irish mothers.
All-inclusive deals for some parts of Spain and Greece are more than 20% more expensive this year.
The equivalent of 75,000 staff are lost to illness, as the absence rate jumps 29% since before the pandemic.
The Bishop of Dover says British people do not understand their own history of economic migration.
Cam Cameron planned to spend 60 days living on the uninhabitable rock in the Outer Hebrides.
The Tory London mayoral hopeful denies assaulting novelist and TV producer Daisy Goodwin.
Dolphins, whales and seals aren't protected as well in the UK as in other countries, a report finds.
Opening arguments in the actor's trial over sexual offences, which he denies, will start on Friday.
Penelope Jackson stabbed her husband David to death following a meal at their home in Somerset.
Reports suggest the company is in talks over its future, with one option being temporary re-nationalisation.
John McKenna, a popular Sunday league footballer, was staying at a San Antonio hotel when he died.
Probe launched after emergency services across the UK reported 999 calls were failing to connect on Sunday.
Daisy Goodwin says she has reported Tory London mayoral hopeful Daniel Korski to the Cabinet Office.
Teachers describe health risks as a report finds 700,000 pupils are in unsafe or ageing buildings.
One of the graduates affected says it's "a kick in the teeth" while the university blames human error.
New-look GCSEs include scrapping separate sciences and merging language and literature.
Dorset Belle's owners say the heartbreaking decision to sell the boat was "the only option".
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of robbery in Oldham, Greater Manchester,
The BBC gains exclusive access to illegal moneylenders who are charging interest rates of up to 50%.
George Michael wanted their farewell gig to be a one-off, but his band-mate felt fans deserved more.
The UK's statutory climate body criticises the government for backing new oil and gas projects.
BBC uncovers more than 600 social media posts offering to help people illegally pass driving tests.
The 65-year-old went missing in snow-covered mountains north of Los Angeles more than five months ago.
Sarah Henshaw's body was discovered in a layby near Chesterfield after she was reported missing.
Paedophiles are using the technology to create and sell life-like abuse material, the BBC finds.
Gracie Nuttall tells a celebration of her sister that her impact went "beyond any of our knowledge".
Sarah Bentley steps down weeks after giving up her bonus over the company's poor performance.
A 48-hour walkout by consultants will follow five-day strike by junior doctors in England.
A coroner found Brandon Dables would probably have lived if he was given fluids sooner.
There is no evidence the 45-year-old had "any desire" to take her own life, a coroner concludes.
The mother-of-two had a "blip" over Christmas but was back to herself in January, an inquest hears.
Ex-health secretary says pandemic planning focused too much on burying dead rather than stopping disaster.
England captain Ben Stokes said he is "deeply sorry" to hear about experiences of discrimination in a report into cricket in England and Wales.
Ballot of members by Royal College of Nursing fails to reach 50% threshold for walkouts to continue.
The singer wants to get his "mental and physical health in order" after struggling at the festival.
Former Manchester United and England defender Gary Neville is to join Dragons' Den as a guest Dragon for the 2024 series.
The technology will be offered at cost price to all NHS trusts in England, following successful pilot studies.
Parents still spending "exorbitant" sums on uniforms despite rules meant to cut costs, says charity.
Labour's plan to end North Sea exploration and the government's tax policy both come under fire.
Racism, sexism, classism and elitism are "widespread" in English and Welsh cricket, according to a long-awaited independent report.
Grocery bosses will face MPs on Tuesday but there are signs food price rises are slowing.
They caused hundreds of thousands of pounds of damage when they broke into an electronics factory.
The winner of this year's BBC Scotland series was selected ahead of five other regional finalists.
A government assessment of the Illegal Migration Bill finds the potential savings are "highly uncertain".
There have been calls to reopen police inquiries after the BBC revealed new evidence in the racist murder.
Paris Mayo was 15 when she gave birth to Stanley after concealing her pregnancy from her family.
Ministers confirm they are considering next year's public sector pay deals, as Rishi Sunak warns about inflation.
There is some cynicism about Prince William - a wealthy landowner - pledging to tackle homelessness.
The bank will move to a smaller London office to allow for more flexible working post-pandemic.
An eight-month-old baby dies in hospital, four days after being hit outside Withybush Hospital.
The mother-of-two went missing on a dog walk in Lancashire, promoting a major police search.
Evidence about Matthew White, now dead, implicates other suspects and reveals more police failings.
The Prince of Wales launches a five-year project to cut homelessness and change public attitudes.
Fans flock to the Pyramid Stage to watch Elton John play the last UK show of his farewell tour.
People in UK less likely to survive treatable conditions than in other rich nations, study suggests.
In her first interview, Christine Dawood told the BBC she lost hope when the 96-hour mark passed.
The joint hottest day of the year so far was recorded on Sunday but the week ahead looks cooler for most.
Avon and Somerset Police say they are not treating the death of a man in his 40s as suspicious.
The singer fans the flames of rumours her old group could be next in line for the legends slot.
One of these homes will be revealed as winner of Scotland's Home of the Year on Monday.
Two teenagers were airlifted to hospital shortly after 19:30 BST on Saturday, police say.
The 65-year-old disappeared in mountains north of Los Angeles after hiking in bad weather in January.
The plan to reform NHS training and recruitment comes at a time of record-high waiting lists.
Humza Yousaf will open negotiations with Westminster if the SNP win the most seats in Scotland.
Mia Suljic fled war-torn Bosnia as a toddler and is now a head of department at her former school.
Fans woke up at the crack of dawn to ensure they could be in the front row when the star plays.
The South London rapper talks us through his powerful and personal set on The Other Stage.
The prime minister continues to back the Bank of England as mortgage pressure rises for homeowners.
The buyer of the prospective battery plant in Northumberland has not yet paid for the site.
Joseph O'Connor, 24, targeted some of the most popular accounts as part of a Bitcoin scam.
A revamp of Leominster town centre is expected to start at the end of the year, the town council says.
The coastline is seeing a boom in the number of people hunting bioluminescent plankton at night.
The US and UK are trying to crack down on firms tricking customers into renewing their subscription.
The SNP leader puts an ambiguous stamp on the party's latest Scottish independence planning.
Jamie Spencer rides 80-1 shot Khaadem to victory in the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Stakes at Royal Ascot - the biggest price winner in the race's history.
The UK prime minister is watching events closely, as the government holds an emergency planning meeting.
The entire back of the house collapses leaving bricks and rubble scattered over neighbouring gardens.
Scotland's Andy Butchart, 31, finished a 5k in Silverknowes, Edinburgh in a blistering 13:45.
The annual parade is re-routed through a factory site to prevent it from crossing the peace line.
John McKenna, who played for Scotby FC, died after apparently falling from his hotel balcony.
West Midlands Fire Service pledges to boost fundraising in honour of firefighter Iain Hughes.
The SNP leader says if his party wins a majority of general election seats he will call for the legal means to hold a democratic referendum.
The British-Iranian national says civil unrest in Iran has made readjusting to the UK difficult.
She was the first female general secretary of the party and played a major role in two election wins.
The pop star draws a huge crowd to the Pyramid Stage, for a midday singalong to his greatest hits.
Adam Chadwick's parents are still none the wiser on why their son was gunned down 15 years ago.
Libby's family say a charity's care and support has helped her to reach the milestone birthday.
Steps to fund the UK's hydrogen industry will not be tied to energy bills, the Energy Security Minister says.
Five people died after OceanGate's Titan sub imploded during a trip to the Titanic wreck this week.
Louis De Zoysa shot Sgt Matiu Ratana with an antique gun while in custody in south London.
Paris Mayo was 15 when she delivered her son Stanley alone in her family home in Ross-on-Wye.
The walkout in England, beginning at 07:00 on July 13, will last for five consecutive days.
The family of Strathclyde University student Suleman Dawood are "overwhelmed with love" after his death.
Matteo Bottarelli is due to appear in court charged with three counts of attempted murder.
The big lenders, from NatWest to Nationwide, meet the chancellor over upheaval in the mortgage market.
The Greater London Authority had planned to raise the flag in "solidarity" with EU residents.
As Glastonbury starts, a new study finds one in six UK music festivals has disappeared since 2019.
An organiser says she's "sure" the band will play their headline set, despite Alex Turner's laryngitis.
Minority and unemployed voters were more likely to be turned away, the Electoral Commission suggests.
London College of Communication's MA documentary photography and photojournalism course graduates' work.
The pop star says she hopes to drift off and spend time people watching after her festival debut.
The company says it will work with pupils in Skegness, Coventry, Peterborough, Corby and Hartlepool.
Councils say app payments save money but charities warn people without a smartphone could be excluded.
Ian 'H' Watkins says a clause in the contract said there was to be no mention of sexuality.
The Church of England says relations broke down with a panel overseeing how it deals with abuse.
The RMT says 20,000 members will walk out on 20, 22 and 29 July as part of a long-running dispute.
A South African woman tells a Lords committee about "shocking" working conditions on English farms.
One of the most iconic figures in the Scottish independence movement has died, her family confirms.
"If we don't raise rates now, it could be worse later," Bank of England boss warns as it raises rates to 5%.
An area around a Lancashire town's civic centre is cordoned off after police find "suspicious items".
Caerwyn Ash was found guilty of possessing 20 indecent images and five videos of the most serious category.
Tyrone man Gareth Turnbull is providing fridges and freezers for the biggest stars this weekend.
Caribbean immigrants have made an "immeasurable" contribution to British life, he says.
Pregnant Fawziyah Javed secretly recorded her husband's threats - but he murdered her before she could leave.
The defence secretary says the US wants the current head, Jens Stoltenberg, to stay on.
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves sets out Labour's response to the crisis facing many mortgage payers.
The UK should have prepared to test and isolate more, the ex-health secretary tells the Covid inquiry.
They were dismissed by a council of senior bishops after two members said their work was obstructed.
One victim sustained life-threatening injuries while the arrested person has "self-inflicted" wounds.
Ex-Brookside star Louis Emerick "utterly and deeply regrets his error", his defence says.
The party says new peers created would have to back replacing the chamber with an elected assembly.
A child is airlifted to Cardiff for treatment after four people are injured in the crash.
Nadia Kalinowska was tortured and killed in her home in Newtownabbey by her stepfather Abdul Wahab.
Councils warn getting rid of fees to dispose of DIY material will see costs passed on to households in other ways.
Co-organiser Emily Eavis opens the gates to thousands of people ready for a long weekend of music.
Interest rates are expected to be raised on Thursday after figures revealed inflation did not fall in May.
Some 10,000 people gather at the ancient site to mark the start of the longest day of the year.
More than 200 firms face penalties and must repay workers after breaches hit 63,000 people.
Hundreds of the Windrush generation were victims of a "historic injustice" - some torn from their families.
GP records show largest increases in wealthier areas, as charities say earlier support is needed.
Dame Sally Davies apologises to bereaved families and says the UK was poorly prepared for the pandemic.
A privacy trial judge says he may have to "make inferences" about journalists not appearing in court.
St Joseph's Catholic School says it is "deeply saddened" by the death of one of its pupils.
John Nicolson "liked" tweets describing Ms Dorries as "grotesque" and a "vacuous goon".
The prime minister won't say whether he agrees that his predecessor deliberately misled Parliament.
Valdo Calocane is accused of murdering Barnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates.
Tenants are spending 28% of their earnings on rent, the biggest proportion for a decade, new figures show.
A senior Tory MP says ex-mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey should consider turning down honour over party.
Adam Provan was a serving officer when he raped a 16-year-old girl and a fellow police officer.
Two people who have been on the Titan sub say it will be challenging for rescuers to find it in time.
Edinburgh University students say delays caused by a marking boycott mean they will graduate with an "empty piece of paper".
Derrick Burton reflects on life as a migrant child after arriving in England in the 1960s.
The change, from September, follows advice one shot provides equal protection to the current two.
Those prone to napping had brains that looked up to six years younger than everyone else.
Only seven MPs vote against the report which found the former PM deliberately misled Parliament.
Adventurer Hamish Harding is among five people missing on a submersible that was diving to the Titanic.
David Cameron says "group think" meant government focused on flu pandemics, rather than other diseases.
The Irish delegation raised concerns at a meeting of the British Irish Intergovernmental Conference.
Monika Wlodarczyk was found dead alongside her partner and two children in west London.
Basic items are to be discounted as retailers face pressure to help ease the cost of living.
James White wore a Manchester United shirt with the number 97 and the words "Not Enough" on the back.
Nurse Lucy Letby is accused of being a "calculating and devious" opportunist who killed babies.
The BBC sees an invite to 30 people, asking them to a Christmas party in 2020 when Covid restrictions were in place.
It is the first time since December that the rate has been as high as 6%, driving up costs for homeowners.
Scientists say water temperatures are as much as 3 to 4C above the average for this time of year in some areas.
The home secretary says it is needed to bring an end to the "dangerous culture" of people carrying weapons.
A year-long Commons inquiry found the ex-PM misled Parliament over lockdown parties in Downing Street.
The scale of long-term use - and concerns about withdrawal symptoms - are revealed by BBC Panorama.
Sir Keir Starmer will vow to cut bills and create jobs when he sets out his party's green energy plans.
The 70-year-old former footballer completes the 21-mile challenge in 12 hours and 17 minutes.
Officers got an "off-the-scale" shock when they spotted the large snake in Birmingham, police say.
Neighbours alerted the couple that their home in Corringham was ablaze, the fire service says.
The parents of a student killed with two others in Nottingham stabbings pay tribute at his cricket club.
The actor is pleased to see "things have improved" for actors from underrepresented backgrounds.
Police investigate after a woman is also hurt during the stabbing incident in central Bournemouth.
After winning the Nottingham Open, Andy Murray is surprised to discover his children are in the crowd to support him on Father's Day.
Scotland's former first minister appears in public for the first time since her arrest a week ago.
Michael Gove was asked about what whether any help would be given to those struggling with payments.
The Prince of Wales has posed with his three children in a portrait released for Father's Day.
The resignation will leave Rishi Sunak potentially facing four by-elections in the coming months.
The footage was taken at a Christmas party in Conservative Party headquarters in December 2020.
Schools in England face more disruption as the National Education Union announces fresh strikes.
The Take That singer apologises for liking "derogatory" posts on "the LGBTQIA+ community".
A yellow weather warning is issued, with parts of the UK set to see up to a month's rainfall in a few hours.
When it comes to Boris Johnson, Tory activists form three distinct groups, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
Simon Parry "persistently followed" the MP on two occasions, Westminster Magistrates' Court hears.
Prince Louis salutes the crowd as he watches the flypast with Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
Princes Louis and George and Princess Charlotte joined other royals to watch the flypast.
The bodies in the west London property include those of an 11-year-old girl and a three-year-old boy.
Erin Harvey has written birthday and wedding cards to her surviving sons for occasions she'll miss.
Rishi Sunak says it would not be fair to restrict shoppers' options during a cost-of-living crisis.
Rising rates means those looking to remortgage will pay £2,900 a year more in 2024, a think tank says.
Anna Wintour, Vicky McClure, Terry Waite and Martin Amis are among other big names on the list.
The former hostage says this latest honour at the age of 84 is the "peak" of his achievements.
Leicester-born Frears' films include My Beautiful Laundrette, Dangerous Liaisons and The Queen.
Wales suffer one of their most embarrassing and damaging defeats in recent memory as they lose 4-2 at home to Armenia in a chaotic Euro 2024 qualifier.
Vetting committee say the former prime minister should have cleared his new column with them first.
The nation's health was declining and the NHS was struggling by 2020, the Covid inquiry hears.
Rhun ap Iorwerth is elected unopposed after no other candidates challenged him for the job.
South East Water restricts usage as demand reaches "record levels" and thousands are without water.
Lenders have been increasing the cost of new fixed-rate deals rapidly during a tumultuous week.
Former watchdog boss Michael Lockwood is charged with raping a girl under 16 and indecent assault.
Plans to improve the asylum system are "in doubt", the Home Office tells the government's spending watchdog.
Leann lives in constant pain and needs crutches to walk after a botched operation by surgeon Sam Eljamel.
A review written two years before BBC Wales' WRU sexism revelations found bias against women's game.
The Ynys Môn Senedd member is expected to be named leader at a Friday lunchtime news conference.
The couple's company and the streaming firm say the Duchess's series Archetypes has been cancelled.
The giant armoured creature, named Vectipelta barretti, dates back between 66 and 145 million years.
A doctor tells an inquiry infections at the Glasgow wards were like nothing he had seen before.
No 10 has not said whether Rishi Sunak will take part in a Commons vote on a report condemning Boris Johnson for misleading Parliament.
One broker describes the current situation as a vicious circle as the mortgage maelstrom continues.
Colin Pitchfork, jailed in 1988 for raping and murdering two 15-year-old girls, is granted parole.
Two 19-year-old students and a 65-year-old school caretaker were killed in the knife attacks.
Alfie Steele, nine, was repeatedly dunked head first into cold water before he died, jurors heard.
She won two Oscars in the 1970s before giving up acting to become a Labour MP for 23 years.
Defender Gordon McQueen, who won 30 caps for Scotland and scored a famous goal against England at Wembley, dies at the age of 70.
Adrian Kwiatkowski is told to pay the money, half of which is in bitcoin, after he was jailed.
The hedge fund will be dismantled after allegations emerged about its founder Crispin Odey.
A report by MPs into whether the former prime minister misled Parliament has finally been published.
Oscar-winning actress and Labour politician - who had a withering contempt for Hollywood - dies at 87.
The blaze the size of about 140 football pitches is one of several being tackled in the region.
A project set up to save the critically endangered species has released 22 into the national park.
The graffiti artist is set to display new versions of his iconic work at Glasgow's Gallery of Modern Art.
The actress speaks out in a BBC documentary, which examines the back story of the phone hacking fight.
It is six months since Rebecca Ikumelo and Gaby Hutchinson died. What progress have police made?
Fathers of two students killed in Nottingham stand united in grief, with David Webber telling mourners: "I've lost my baby boy."
Thousands of disabled people with over £6,000 stuck in savings also face cuts to their benefits.
Fiona Wightman says she had her phone hacked by Mirror Group Newspapers in the late 1990s.
Industrial action for Amazon staff could go on for the rest of the year as union members vote in favour.
The fathers of Barnaby Webber and Grace O'Malley-Kumar say their children loved life at Nottingham University.
The first new polio vaccines in 50 years are less likely to mutate into a dangerous form that causes disease.
The pair are alleged to have used a cloned Clubcard app to scam Northern Ireland Tesco stores.
Connor Chapman was served an injunction to prevent gang violence before Elle Edwards died, trial told.
The deal is yet to be approved by regulators, which will look at whether it will push up customer prices.
A series of violent incidents which left three people dead triggered a major police investigation.
University of Nottingham students Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber were two of the three victims.
Jo Farrell's appointment comes after her predecessor said the force was institutionally racist.
The home secretary tells MPs that more staff must be hired to clear the backlog of asylum seeker claims.
The Labour leader accuses Rishi Sunak of failing to stand up to his predecessor over controversial peerages.
Jurors clear eight defendants of the murder of Ramarni Crosby, who was stabbed to death.
The chancellor says he would support the Bank of England to "do what it takes" to reduce inflation.
The vigils in memory of the 21-year-old will be held in Belfast and Ballymena on Wednesday evening.
NHS bosses worry as junior doctors in England stage a third walkout in their attempt to secure a 35% rise.
The lead lawyer questions the approach taken, saying the impact of lockdowns had not been fully considered.
Two 19-year-old university students and a man in his 50s were killed in the city on Tuesday morning.
The inquiry says it is "dealing with" submissions from the former PM, as it prepares its findings.
The risk of dying from the disease has fallen in past 20 years thanks to new treatments, a study says.
The conduct of two officers in a police van before the fatal crash will be examined by the watchdog.
The 14 men were arrested during internment without trial and questioned by the police and army.
Alfie Steele, 9, was repeatedly dunked head first into a cold bath as part of a discipline regime.
Coastguard says the pilot made his way to dry land after the aircraft came down into the sea.
Three people are dead and three more injured following a series of attacks in Nottingham city centre.
A woman had to be rescued after a 100-tonne landslide hit a Highland road, leading to a 113-mile diversion.
The former cabinet minister accuses Rishi Sunak's team of blocking her seat in the Lords, as rift within Tory party continues.
Louis De Zoysa is accused of murdering Sgt Matiu Ratana by shooting him at a custody centre.
The Commons equalities committee chair says it is time to debate "outdated" abortion rules.
The NHS website's hay-fever advice pages received one visit every three seconds on Sunday.
More than £6m was paid out in compensation payments in the last 10 years, lawyers tell BBC News.
Carla Foster, 44, pleaded guilty to procuring drugs to induce an abortion at 32-34 weeks.
Eleven-year-old Solaine Thornton was shot dead while playing on a swing in her garden on Saturday.
The Met Office issues an amber thunderstorm warning for central England, meaning flooding is likely.
A woman, known to the children, is arrested over their deaths and the stabbing of a man.
The prime minister says his predecessor asked him to nominate people despite a panel rejecting them.
In a statement, Scuba Travel said the tourists' families had been contacted by the Foreign Office.
The Tony Awards, Broadway's biggest night, saw success for several British names on Sunday.
The girl was reportedly playing on a swing in her garden when a neighbour shot her through a hedge.
The man will appear in court on Monday, along with another man charged with assisting offenders.
Some MPs say the ex-leader should be suspended from the party after she was arrested and later released.
Mr Johnson quit as an MP dramatically on Friday, branding the Privileges Committee a "kangaroo court".
Derek Martin, 64, also known as Derek Glenn, of Brighton, is charged with two counts of murder.
Ms Sturgeon says she is "innocent of any wrongdoing" after being released while more inquiries are carried out.
Six boys and two girls, aged between 15 and 17, are arrested on suspicion of murder in Bath.
The energy secretary dismisses Boris Johnson's claim that he was the victim of a "witch hunt".
One local man told the BBC his family had left their Highlands property as the flames were so close by.
Twelve other Britons rescued after a fire on a boat which was on a cruise in the Egyptian Red Sea.
Scotland's first minister says SNP would not cooperate if Labour refuse indy powers in hung parliament.
Rising mortgage rates are causing a headache for homeowners and buyers, so what is behind the maelstrom?
City supporters in a Manchester fanzone voice their joy at their historic 1-0 win against Inter Milan.
The boy, 16, is charged following a violent assault on two teenagers and an adult at a boarding school.
Quitting Parliament is entirely on brand and raises questions about his next move, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
Boris Johnson quit as an MP ahead of publication of a report into whether he lied to Parliament.
The ex-PM, with a life-long knack for throwing stones and grabbing attention, is doing just that.
Boris Johnson is to step down as an MP but insists that "I did not lie" over Covid lockdowns.
Manchester City will look to win the Champions League and complete the Treble when they face Inter Milan in the final on Saturday.
Priti Patel is made a dame and Jacob Rees-Mogg is knighted, as seven former colleagues become peers.
The ex-culture secretary and close ally of Boris Johnson says she is standing down "with immediate effect".
Lucy Letby is a "calculating woman" who lied "to try and get sympathy", a prosecutor tells her trial.
Former Coronation Street actor Nikki Sanderson is accusing the publisher of breaching her privacy.
A 14-year-old boy who died after collapsing at a school on Tuesday had an undiagnosed heart condition.
The BBC has been told a complaint about Bambos Charalambous was made to Labour's complaint process.
The boy, who had been followed by police shortly before he crashed, is named locally as Saul Cookson.
Emrys Roberts did not secure patient Janet Winspear's harness and drove on wrong side of road.
Three people, including two students, are in hospital after a "serious incident" at Blundell's School.
Some who gave evidence about being forced out of their jobs are concerned it has not been published.
Rachel Reeves says she cannot be "reckless" with spending and will ramp up investment to reach the figure by 2027.
The tax was introduced last year to help fund the government's scheme to lower energy bills.
UK shoppers are paying more for loo roll, butter and ketchup than some of our European neighbours, data suggests.
The consumer group claims Clubcard pricing is not clear enough but Tesco says it meets current rules.
Fire chiefs are set to increase the number of specialist teams trained in 'fighting fire with fire'.
There's an economic elephant in the diplomatic corridors so big it has turned heads in boardrooms globally.
The star is swapping The Handmaid's Tale for a play about the England manager at the National Theatre.
The 15-year-old boy collided with a parked ambulance after he was followed by police traffic officers.
High temperatures from Friday could affect all ages and impact the health service, a UK agency says.
At least two of the victims are in a serious condition and the suspect is in police custody.
The Mirror's former royal correspondent gives evidence in Prince Harry's hacking court claim.
The Peter Tatchell Foundation wants all police chiefs to apologise for "decades-long victimisation".
Staff shortages are driving up waiting lists in all four UK nations, the Royal College of Radiologists says.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says the UK is "natural place" to lead conversation on mitigating AI risks.
Jarrod Bowen scores in the 90th minute as West Ham win the Europa Conference League - beating Fiorentina in a tense and dramatic final.
The prime minister says he is acting transparently, despite the government's legal action over WhatsApp disclosures.
The Duke of Sussex accuses Mirror Group Newspapers of hacking his phone "on an industrial scale".
Lloyds is looking to recover debts owed by the network of companies controlled by the Barclay family.
Police detain 16 people after Fiorentina supporters attack West Ham fans before the Europa Conference League final in Prague.
It means the scheme is likely to launch at the same time as similar proposals for other parts of the UK.
Louis De Zoysa "pulled the trigger on purpose" when he shot Sgt Matiu Ratana, 54, his trial hears.
The Coronation Street actress's husband says there is now "no hope of a reversal in the situation".
The 14-year-old pupil from St Kentigern's Academy in West Lothian was taken to hospital but later died.
British Medical Association said hospital consultants in England will walk out if members vote for action.
Victim Dylan Holliday, 16, was stabbed 13 times near an underpass in Wellingborough in August 2021.
The National Lottery says 205 ticket-holders in the city have become millionaires since 1994.
The prime minister says "subsidy races" are not a solution to hitting climate goals, as he visits Washington.
But experts warn "skinny jabs" are not a quick fix or a substitute for a healthy diet and exercise.
They say personal details of 100,000 staff at the BBC, British Airways and Boots will be published if employers do not get in touch.
The Barclay family, which also owns the Spectator magazine and courier Yodel, owes debts to Lloyds Bank.
The woman is the latest to allege sexual violence against the controversial social media influencer.
The Hollywood star questions whether actors should play roles they cannot personally identify with.
Lawyers have questioned whether Nicola Sturgeon's messages are relevant to the Covid inquiry.
Paul Scully says there should be more of a focus on the good artificial intelligence can do.
Helen Holland, 81, died after being hit by a police motorcycle escorting the Duchess of Edinburgh
The SNP's former Westminster leader says he will not stand in next year's general election.
The dance music DJ was due to play at the Parklife festival in Manchester and Glastonbury this summer.
The move will almost certainly lead to a by-election in Margaret Ferrier's constituency.
Kevin Stewart says he has been suffering from bouts of low mental health and can no longer do the job.
Denise Gossett, her children Roman and Sabrina and granddaughter Morgana were killed in the blaze.
But an executive says remarks about aubergines by the show's editor were "extremely ill-judged".
Officers investigating Malgorzata Wnuczek's disappearance in 2006 say they have new information.
There were 82,592 cases of gonorrhoea in 2022 - up 50% on the year before, officials say.
The RCN director in Wales says "bigger and better commitments" from the Welsh government are needed.
On average, cases take twice as long to conclude in Northern Ireland compared to England and Wales.
Former Royal Marine Les Budding tells of his role on D-Day on the 79th anniversary of the landings.
But others warn that could stop some adults giving up cigarettes, which are much more harmful.
The PCS union says members will walk out in Ireland and Wales this week and at the DVLA from 11 June.
The recruitment of nurses by high-income countries is "out of control", a nursing body says.
The judge expresses "surprise" at Harry's absence from High Court on Monday, where he is suing the Mirror group.
Lidl is following an eco-friendly move that some Sainsbury's shoppers complained turned the meat to mush.
Rishi Sunak said the numbers of people crossing the Channel in small boats is down by around a fifth since last year.
The presenter appeared on the ITV show on Monday for the first time since Phillip Schofield's exit.
The British journalist was killed along with an Brazilian indigenous expert in the Amazon last year.
Sunnah Khan and Joe Abbess died after being pulled from the sea near Bournemouth Pier on Wednesday.
Mortgage rates have risen since recent figures showed inflation is not coming down as quickly as expected.
The Duke of Sussex is the first royal of modern times to give evidence and be cross-examined in a British court.
Scams are becoming more common, with fraudsters charging up to £4,000 per paper, exam boards warn.
The 32-year-old is due to appear in court after animal rights protesters targeted the horse race.
The Business Council, set up by the Chambers of Commerce, has Heathrow, BP and Drax among its members.
Ten days after leaving a psychiatric unit, David Fleet stabbed a man who was walking his dog.
The family of 17-year-old trainee chef Joe Abbess said he had had a "bright future ahead of him".
Immigration minister says he has to look after taxpayers and reduce use of hotels for housing asylum seekers.
Internal Home Office figures include the costs of developing detention facilities, the BBC understands.
Former PM is told his legal costs will not be covered if he tries to "undermine" government position.
A protester is tackled by police after entering the track at the Derby Festival at Epsom racecourse.
The virtual track is helping the world's biggest racing teams spot rising talent and win new fans.
Alice Mahon believed she was exposed to the deadly substance as a nurse - and potentially when she was an MP in Parliament.
The broadcaster has failed to learn lessons since my daughter died, Christine Flack tells the BBC.
The price of diesel fell to £1.47 in May but the RAC argues the price should be cut further.
As Manchester United and Manchester City meet in Saturday's FA Cup final, BBC Sport looks at the schools which specialise in moulding the clubs' young talent.
Welsh tech billionaire Michael Moritz is criticised over an anti-drug campaign in San Francisco.
The winner becomes the 18th UK player to win more than £100m in a EuroMillions jackpot.
The 700-year-old Declaration of Arbroath continues to inspire the country's independence movement.
The bestselling author says she would not have made it without determination and female support.
Jack Beeton says it is "lovely" to meet the Prince of Wales, who helped save him when he was a pilot.
Three female MPs say they were advised to "watch out" for the Labour MP Geraint Davies.
The first all-Manchester FA Cup final takes place at Wembley on Saturday, with City looking to stay on course for the Treble and United chasing a domestic cup double.
The sightseeing boat was in the vicinity when 10 swimmers got into difficulty in Bournemouth.
He has said he will give the Covid inquiry his messages in full, after the government refused to.
Footage from the Metropolitan Police shows Matthew King walking past uniformed officers.
Members of the public alerted police after becoming concerned about the 19-year-old's behaviour.
No recovery service turned up despite breaking down at night with their disabled son in the car.
Jess Waterman, a passenger in Nathan Towers' car, died in hospital after being left at the crash site.
This Morning presenter gets emotional on the programme as she reacts to her ex-colleague's BBC interview.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor is put on the spot about whether she'd be up for being next year's UK entry.
The former host of ITV's This Morning says he is "desperately sorry" about the relationship with a younger male colleague
The TV star appeared in a highly charged emotional state as he offered his views on the affair.
The former ITV host tells the BBC his affair with a young male colleague was a "grave error".
Science minister George Freeman thinks the challenge is set to fail but says it is a "point worth testing".
The Galleri test revealed the correct site of a tumour 85% of the time in a study with 5,000 patients.
Government in stand-off with inquiry over access to Boris Johnson pandemic messages with ministers.
Police confirm the two children killed in the "devastating incident" in Bournemouth were not related.
Geraint Davies says he does not recognise allegations in Politico that he subjected colleagues to unwanted sexual attention.
Most adults in NI will now be considered potential organ donors but there are some exceptions.
Daniel Knott's mother says her grief has been amplified by a video of his body being shared online.
The pandemic inquiry is demanding the government release the unredacted messages by Thursday.
A barrister is leading a review into how ITV handled the affair between Schofield and his colleague.
Dorset Police says it was called to the scene near Bournemouth Pier just after 16:30 BST.
Firefighters say flames burned through a 30 sq mile area near Cannich but it is now under control.
The Care Quality Commission warning comes after Priory Group's biggest hospital is told to improve.
Dennis Akpomedaye killed Anna Jedrkowiak, 21, known as Ania, after ambushing her in an alleyway.
Euro 2022 top scorer Beth Mead is not included in England's Women's World Cup squad, having not recovered from an anterior cruciate ligament injury.
Conservative Ben Houchen attacked Labour's Andy McDonald over "corruption" allegations at Teesworks.
Rimegepant will be available only to adults who have tried at least three other preventative drugs.
Train drivers will walk out on Wednesday, with further strikes planned for Friday and Saturday.
The action plan is facing allegations of racism from some of the ethnic minority staff involved.
Households with prepayment meters need to claim full support for bills before the 30 June deadline.
The television presenter quit This Morning after admitting an affair with a younger colleague.
Protesters gather at Oxford Union, after the prime minister backs gender-critical academic's invite.
The walker was "stuck in a channel of shallow water" near West Kirby Marine Lake, the RNLI says.
A gang sold cheap subscriptions to an illegal service showing games not otherwise available in the UK.
The government wants stronger evidence on psychological impacts of gaming and how the industry works.
Lenders are "reassessing" their offers amid concerns about how high interest rates will go.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman's body was found in the River Severn.
The leaders are expected to discuss trade, although a full-blown free trade agreement is not on the agenda.
The government has so far refused to hand over the unredacted messages to the official Covid inquiry.
Chairman Stuart Rose warns of "unintended consequences" if supermarkets impose price caps on basic food.
The police watchdog is investigating six officers' response to a dispute between a woman and her carer.
The actor and his family were home when Jack Bissell kicked through their front gate and shouted abuse.
Imogen, 11, who has cerebral palsy, has been taught at home after leaving primary school, aged six.
The star pays tribute to Tina Turner and dances with her daughter, as her world tour reaches London.
What is it about a Buckinghamshire waste centre that earned it a 100% satisfaction rating?
A mechanic and a financial team leader are among the first-time actors in Shane Meadows' new series.
Rishi Sunak says he is 'deeply concerned' by the rising number of under-18s using vapes.
Fresh produce prices are lower but coffee and chocolate as well as non-food items lift inflation.
The detail is uncovered in a BBC Spotlight investigation into Freddie Scappaticci, who died in April.
The plan to send officers to fewer 999 calls could create a vacuum, an ex-head of the police watchdog says.
The government wants to encourage supermarkets to impose voluntary price caps on some food products.
A mother is warning others to look out for symptoms of necrotising fasciitis, after she nearly died.
The iconic fashion designer died in December 2022 and is buried in her birthplace of Tintwistle.
ITV says the flagship show will continue "as normal" on Monday and there are "no plans" to axe it.
Police and fire service investigate cause of blaze following death of "beautiful" five-year-old.
Tyrone O'Sullivan, who led a miners' buyout of the last deep pit in south Wales, dies aged 77.
Jon Tordoff, from Derbyshire, has used more than 200,000 Lego bricks to build the scale model.
Sarah Baxter describes the moment criminals stole her Mercedes using a method called relay theft.
The minister says he hopes changes to the controversial laws will make them more acceptable to victims.
Prices on products like bread, milk and sugar could be capped under a voluntary scheme.
Monarchs, super heroes, and iconic puppets are just some of the characters to have walked its halls.
Leigh Wood gains revenge on Mauricio Lara to claim the WBA featherweight belt vacated by the Mexican after he failed to make weight.
The adverts will say people 'face being detained and removed' if they come to the UK by small boat.
Luton Town fans are celebrating victory over Coventry City that secured Premier League promotion.
The detective was shot while putting footballs into his car at a sports complex in Omagh in February.
Luton's Jordan Clark says boss Rob Edwards told them to win the Championship play-off final for Tom Lockyer after the defender collapsed during the game.
The health and science editor is remembered as a "true trailblazer" and "devoted mother and wife".
Video taken by a passenger shows hundreds of people waiting in line after their flights landed.
Just Stop Oil protesters force stoppage of the Gallagher Premiership final between Saracens and Sale at Twickenham.
Fans were told that a "technical issue" meant the original performance on Saturday could not go ahead.
Neil Skinner, 72, was last seen camping near Bridge of Orchy in Argyll and Bute in May 2022.
Excitement builds on the streets of Luton as the town's football club bids for the top-flight.
Crews had been searching the River Eden in Carlisle after four teenagers got into difficulty on Friday.
Jonas Brothers, Eliza Rose, LF System and Jayda G take to the stage to open the three-day festival.
The UK government has excluded glass from the Scottish deposit return scheme, casting doubt over its future.
The popular pre-match football programme airs its last episode this weekend - was its time up?
Stephen Boden and Shannon Marsden lied to professionals, before murdering 10-month-old Finley.
Cadbury Flake makers' Mondelēz International say action is being taken to address the crumbly issue.
The BBC's Daniel Sandford visits the search site in Portugal as a three-day operation ends.
Police in London have arrested a man after a car crashed into the gates of Downing Street.
The prime minister admits reports of him being a fan of the racy books penned by Jilly Cooper CBE are true.
Scottish actor Brian Cox told the BBC that he did not agree with the way the final season went down.
The BBC's Dan Johnson maps out the timeline of the moments before the crash in Cardiff on Monday.
Anti-royal group Republic wants a "full inquiry" into the arrests on the morning of the Coronation.
The product requires a good credit history, but does not need the financial backing of family or friends.
The plan would see people able to access their records by smartphone without needing to call their GP.
The official photographs marking the King and Queen's Coronation were taken after the lavish ceremony.
Joanna Cherry wants The Stand to admit that it acted unlawfully, issue an apology and reinstate the event.
People across the UK are urged to help with beach cleaning, litter picking and flower planting.
The royals are "deeply touched" and grateful to the crowds who showed their support at the Coronation.
The culture secretary defends the Conservative party after it lost 1,000 councillors in England's local elections.
MPs raise concerns after 52 people including anti-monarchists were detained over the course of the day.
He was not invited to appear on the Buckingham Palace balcony after the service, the BBC understands.
The Royal Family will attend local community events on Sunday as the weekend of celebrations continue.
Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and Take That are among the stars who will perform at Windsor Castle.
The genus is named Saurona, as marks on the insect's wings look like the all-seeing eye in Tolkien's books.
The BBC understands the force asked the NCA to carry out a peer review of its inquiry last year.
Surrounded by candlelight and the glow of gold, you could feel the expectation, writes the BBC's Sean Coughlan.
How Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte enjoyed a big day at their grandfather's Coronation.
Police are investigating after a woman in her 60s fell into the road and died from head injuries.
The 55ft fin whale had become a macabre attraction with people reportedly travelling to see it.
People across the UK and beyond are preparing to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III.
The Tories suffer from a competitive political landscape, writes BBC political editor Chris Mason.
Labour claims it is on track for power, after the Tories lose more than 1,000 councillors in local elections across England.
Footage on social media shows people clambering to escape from the train at Clapham Common Station.
Labour, who secured 33 seats, has taken control of the Kent council for the first time.
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The party takes seats in rural Tory areas and sole control of a council for the first time at an election.
Is Labour on course, as polls suggest, for a potential general election victory next year?
Sir Ed Davey says he has a "Cheshire Cat" grin on his face as his party gains control of 12 councils.
The High court dismisses case brought by animal activists against a government change in policy.
Nigerian senator Ike Ekweremadu brought a man to the UK to provide a kidney for his daughter.
Mohamed Nur is accused of murdering Johanita Dogbey and of recent stabbing attacks on three others.
Lucy Letby, who is accused of murdering babies, tells a court one child's death left her "stunned".
The five friends have been camping on the Mall in London since Tuesday in a bid to see the King.
Helen Hewlett was convicted of soliciting the murder of a man she met at a frozen food factory.
Losing over 1,000 council seats would be an extremely bad result for the Conservatives, the BBC's Nick Eardley explains.
Liberal Democrat Chris Twells was set to represent both Tetbury with Upton and Ordsall.
Recrimination, even infighting, is already under way among the Tories, writes BBC political editor Chris Mason.
For the first time at a coronation, the public are being invited to swear allegiance to the monarch.
Some would-be voters complain about being turned away from polling stations as new rules applied.
George Blundell helps the Lib Dems take control from the Tories in Windsor and Maidenhead.
Conclusions must be drawn with caution because there are plenty of results still to come in, the BBC's Chris Mason explains.
The counting of votes is beginning across England after the biggest set of local polls since 2019.
RMT members back fresh rail strikes, meaning industrial action could continue until November
A Canadian man is being held on suspicion of selling a substance linked to suicides to people worldwide.
Rebecca Steer was among the pedestrians drink-driver Stephen McHugh deliberately ploughed into.
A 59-year-old man arrested outside Buckingham Palace days before the Coronation will receive care in hospital.
DCI Banks star Stephen Tompkinson denies inflicting grievous bodily harm on Karl Poole in May 2021.
The UK government has vowed to "robustly defend" in court its case for blocking the legislation.
A new report urges improvements to the process of submitting complaints within the armed forces.
Murray Foote says he is willing to bet the ongoing investigation will not result in any charges.
The change follows an outcry after agents working for British Gas broke into the homes of vulnerable people.
The 90-year-old Alzheimer's patient died after drinking from the unlabelled bottle left in his room.
Two Palestinians accused of last month's deadly attack are killed during an Israeli raid in Nablus.
Budget reductions and lower demand led to the funding cut, the Department of Education says.
The oil and gas giant makes $9.6bn between January and March despite a dip in energy prices.
The US star pays tribute to her "idol" Sir James Galway after he performs with her at the Met Gala.
The CMA will look into whether the development of new AI technology is in consumers' best interests.
A Toronto man is alleged to have sold a lethal substance online, possibly to people in the UK and US.
Justice committee says more must be done to ensure police recognise all types of domestic abuse situations.
Lewis had solo success in the 1970s and sang backing for the likes of David Bowie and Rod Stewart.
The final flight concludes an operation that has seen more than 2,300 people airlifted to safety.
"Kind and sensible" Keely Morgan, 15, died after being struck by a car on Monday evening.
A report says the NHS is failing to meet targets around services for pregnant women and new mums.
Sir Richard Branson says the pandemic left his businesses near collapse and him "a little depressed".
NatureScot warned there are likely too few pure-bred Scottish wildcats for the population to be viable.
Campaign groups have received letters reminding them about penalties under new protest laws.
Members of the National Education Union held a fifth national strike day in England on Tuesday.
Police say the man was detained after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into Palace grounds.
Spaces shared by several different lenders could help communities that have seen all their branches close.
Night-time parade rehearsals showcase just some of the pomp and ceremony happening at the weekend.
Coronation celebrations will depend on millions working through the weekend, say trade unions.
Ministers agree to pay a 5% rise in England - but nurses are still threatening strike action.
Lucy Letby, accused of murdering seven babies, says she is "devastated" by the "sickening" charges.
James Cleverly says UK airlifts from Sudan are over, as focus shifts to providing humanitarian aid.
Carl O'Keeffe, 49, died in hospital on Sunday after being seriously injured while at the centre.
The two "exceptional" evacuation flights had taken off from Port Sudan earlier on Monday evening.
A meeting later is likely to see a deal in England agreed but nurses are still threatening strikes.
A woman, believed to be in her 30s, died at the scene in Stockwell Park Walk, the Met Police said.
The young royal was photographed in Windsor by her mother, the Princess of Wales, at the weekend.
The body which represents UK supermarkets says the cost of a food shop should ease in the coming months.
Leicester City and Everton have to settle for a draw in a chaotic match which leaves both in deep trouble at the wrong end of the Premier League table.
The King will wear layers of glittering garments, some of which were created for George V.
The open-top bus route will see the team celebrate with crowds before reaching the Racecourse.
Rescuers find a body in the search for a boy of 17 who went missing in a river in Gloucestershire.
Five other people have since been released from hospital, with two recovering from surgery.
The centre of Thurso has been cordoned off after the incident in the early hours of Monday.
It is the first time some nurses who work in A&E, intensive care and cancer services have walked out.
Transport Secretary Mark Harper says a "fair and reasonable pay offer" has been made to rail workers.
The attack happened in Caerphilly county, where there have been two previous fatal dog attacks.
Footage filmed for the 1969 Royal Family documentary shows King Charles III with Queen Elizabeth II.
The pledge is among several changes to the service, which will incorporate female clergy and other faiths.
The government said the airlift has been "extremely successful" after 1,650 people were rescued.
Laura Kuenssberg asks what could go right and wrong for political parties at the polls next week.
The world-renowned children's hospital has "serious" concerns over this weekend's nurses' strike.
The UK's final evacuation flights out of Sudan will take place later, as the latest ceasefire breaks down.
The head teacher of the Cambridge primary school says she was left feeling suicidal after Ofsted's visit.
The party leadership believes support for independence needs to be higher to force another referendum.
There could be further full school closures in England if members of more unions vote to strike.
The report, by barrister Adam Heppinstall, found he breached the governance code for public appointments.
The NAHT is holding a new vote on whether to strike over pay, funding, workload and wellbeing.
The watchdog says police could still be missing murders nearly a decade after Stephen Port's crimes.
The music retailer is to move back into 363 Oxford Street after a "dramatic" return to profit.
Dr Abdulrahman Babiker cannot get back to work at his hospital as the UK refused to fly him back.
Julian Knight strongly denies any wrongdoing, after police dropped an investigation into him.
Police believe it is David Yates, 36, the partner of Marelle Sturrock who was found dead on Tuesday.
The Royal College of Nursing's planned 48-hour walkout must now end on Monday instead of Tuesday.
Rain Newton-Smith, who was at the group for nine years, says she didn't feel there was a 'toxic culture'.
The software giant's president Brad Smith hits out after Activision Blizzard deal is blocked.
The government is preparing to unveil the biggest shake-up of gambling laws in nearly two decades.
The government warns it cannot be sure there will be any more airlifts after a ceasefire ends on Thursday night.
The UK's major pension firms vote against BP's chair after the company cut its climate ambitions.
The price of sandwich fillings such as ham and cheese, as well as bread, have soared, new data shows.
The offer covers two years, including an additional one-off payment for 2022/23 and a 5% pay rise.
Plans to extend the working life of the UK's largest opencast coalmine are turned down.
Police say a man was found with stab injuries in Brentford, London, and died at the scene.
The search for a missing person at Mugdock Country Park is said to be linked to a woman's death in Glasgow.
The government makes concessions on child detention in response to concerns from some of its own MPs.
The Transport Secretary says the changes are aimed at drivers who "pose a risk to passengers".
Eight flights are expected to evacuate people from Sudan to Cyprus throughout Wednesday.
After their complaints got no response, the group decide to create a funny sign to get attention.
Christopher Toynton, 73, is found guilty of nine counts of fraud in a "Ponzi" betting scheme.
Nina Cresswell said tattoo artist William Hay attacked her after they met in a nightclub in 2010.
King Charles tells Mae Muller he will watch with interest, as he unveils the set for the contest.
It comes after the Dublin university investigated its historical links with slavery and the British Empire.
The maker of hit games Call of Duty and Candy Crush says "the UK is clearly closed for business".
"It was bad, it was very bad" - say relieved Britons as they board rescue flights to safety.
Steve Shanks had completed the 26.2-mile (42.1km) distance in under three hours on Sunday.
Paul Russell drove gunman Thomas Cashman away from a house where he fled after the shooting.
The ombudsman also finds there was collusive behaviour in the investigation into Patsy Kelly's murder.
Consumer group Which? says "dodgy" sellers are sending random customers scarves in a "brushing" scam.
Organisers are looking into staging a large-scale event to replace the traditional closing display.
Ryan Reynolds says he'll shave a golf course into Rob McElhenney's back to tempt the ex-Wales star.
The poster in Cleethorpes, by an animal rights charity, urges people in the town to "go vegan".
Handwritten lyrics and stage costumes are among the 1,500 items in the late singer's collection.
Two ex-managers at the mental health care firm claim they felt pressure to cut costs and fill beds.
More than one million emergency food parcels for children were handed out to children in the past year.
A new creative team will reassemble a new play in each area to reduce the need for travel.
A New York jury will decide whether Thinking Out Loud copied from Marvin Gaye's hit Let's Get it On.
Rain Newton-Smith takes over as director general as the group reels from sexual misconduct claims.
A major UK manufacturing firm is considering moving investment to the US due to subsidies offered there.
In court papers, Prince Harry says he was told to drop his legal cases because of the effect on the family.
They misspelled the word while repainting road markings after carrying out work on the gas network.
The government has come under pressure to help UK citizens stuck in Sudan after fierce fighting.
Mothers forced to give away children in the 1950s, '60s and '70s will receive a formal apology.
The foreign secretary will argue isolating China is not in the UK's interest in a speech later.
Payments have now started of £301 to each of eight million people on low incomes and receiving benefits.
The government says it is looking at "every option" to get UK citizens out, as fierce fighting continues.
Tributes pour in for the "kind and brilliant" dancer who became head judge on Strictly Come Dancing.
Goodman was a favourite on Strictly Come Dancing and its US counterpart, Dancing with the Stars.
Some Britons in the war-torn country say they feel abandoned by the UK after diplomats were evacuated.
There is a "limited number" of tickets left for live shows and production previews, the BBC says.
Published in November 1623 the book contains all of Shakespeare's plays and was published
A small trial suggests regular walking breaks, alongside insulin treatment, may lower blood sugar levels.
Ofcom is concerned that people are not getting the broadband social tariffs they are entitled to.
Education experts say the national tutoring programme helped some pupils but could have reached more.
Ahead of the coronation, Panorama asks if public opinion on the Royal Family is changing.
Jay Fear, who has terminal cancer, has an "incredible 24 hours" meeting the star Wrexham co-owner.
British diplomats and their families evacuated from Sudan in a "complex and rapid" operation, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak confirms
The MP says she apologises "for any anguish caused" and wishes to "unreservedly" withdraw her remarks.
Amanda Spielman says she has no reason to doubt school inspection, after its headteacher took her life.
Lord Maude's call follows Dominic Raab resigning as deputy prime minister over bullying claims.
Millions of people across the UK will hear a loud alarm on their phones on Sunday at 15:00 BST.
Ant-Man star Paul Rudd joined Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney to watch Wrexham's historic triumph.
Researchers find there was a higher Covid rate among those shielding in Wales than in other people.
A serving member of the UK armed forces is charged after an investigation by counter-terror police.
The former top civil servant also says he saw no evidence of any activists trying to undermine Mr Raab.
Pat Cullen calls the health secretary's legal action over the Royal College of Nursing strike "cruel".
The ex-deputy PM blames "over-unionised" officials for blocking his reforms in a BBC interview.
The business group is suspending policy and membership activity until June after a number of firms quit.
A bomb disposal team was called to Burnfoot Avenue, Troon, after the ordnance was found in a shed.
This week, US technology giant Apple also opened its first two retail outlets in the country.
The US Republican politician, expected to run for the presidency, will also visit Israel and Japan.
May's British Vogue is titled Reframing Fashion and features 19 members of the disabled community.
The government has said it expects all patients needing a GP appointment to be seen within two weeks.
The watchdog says it will "continue to listen", but Ruth Perry's sister urges pause in inspections.
King Charles III - along with Camilla, the Queen Consort - will also meet the show's presenters.
Spike, the Cotswolds King Penguin, is now the "undisputed, most popular penguin in the world".
The senior detective was left with life-changing injuries after the shooting at a sports complex in Omagh.
The party's former chief executive gave the SNP a loan of more than £100,000 in June 2021.
The lobby group says it has recently received additional information about "a serious criminal offence".
Rishi Sunak will consider the findings and decide whether Mr Raab can remain deputy PM and justice secretary.
Academy of Medical Royal Colleges raises concerns over future impact on patients and NHS in England.
The watchdog's findings at Kettering General Hospital come after dozens of families' concerns.
An expert panel says inadequate leadership at three children's homes led to "horrific abuse".
Complaints about grades have risen in England and Wales since the end of Covid disruption policies.
Families are facing court battles to get their children's money, in pots worth up to £210m in total.
The bill is expected to be changed to make it harder for European judges to stop deportations.
It comes amid a wave of industrial action by hundreds of thousands of workers in different sectors.
The UK inflation rate dips but remains above 10% as food prices continue to rise rapidly.
The Met Police still haven’t changed, says Stephen Lawrence’s mother, 30 years after his racist murder.
The fragments gifted by the Pope are used in a new Cross of Wales to lead the coronation procession.
The former head of the business group tells the BBC his side of the story in an exclusive interview.
The former leadership candidate tells the BBC voters are watching the SNP "with astonishment" .
More than 300,000 children in England have to share beds with family members, analysis suggests.
The man was detained in Wales and taken to London as part of a "complex investigation" the Met says.
The school was placed in lockdown as parents were warned the dogs could "kill a human".
Running Up That Hill could win an Ivor Novello songwriting award, 37 years after its first release.
Joasia Zakrzewski was disqualified from a 50-mile race for using the car during part of the route.
The controversial recycling scheme had been due to come into force in August of this year.
Damien Bendall killed a pregnant mother and three children after being given a suspended sentence.
Colin Beattie has been taken into custody by officers investigating the party's finances and funding.
Report says racism played a role in the higher death rates of black and Asian women giving birth.
Suppliers will also have to give struggling customers more chances to clear their debts.
The walkout was most disruptive NHS strike yet - with bosses warning future action will risk care.
The prime minister faces a declaration of interest inquiry over a childcare firm his wife has shares in.
Park bosses say the change reflects their commitment to the Welsh language and the area's heritage.
Sgt David Stansbury is charged with three counts of raping a woman in Plymouth in 2009.
Niall West stopped to pop the question to Beth Miller as they completed the Manchester Marathon.
Deividas Skebas is accused of the July 2022 killing of Lilia Valutyte in Boston, Lincolnshire.
Horse trainer Sandy Thomson says the interruption to the Grand National by "ignorant" animal rights activists contributed to Hill Sixteen's death.
Human Rights Watch says victims of the scandal still face long waits and inadequate compensation.
Nurses reject a minister's plea to pause a strike in England, including by staff in A&E, in two weeks' time.
Plans to have more stretches without hard shoulders are cancelled amid cost and safety concerns.
Three people are arrested in connection with potential co-ordinated disruption activities at Saturday's Grand National at Aintree.
A 48-hour walkout over the first May bank holiday will include nurses in critical care services.
Ms Lawrence has been missing since she failed to arrive for work in York in March 2009.
Molly Fenton says she was "never told how to use a tampon or about female contraception" at school.
After a period of heavy rain, grassroots clubs say they can't play the sport they love.
A discovery gives experts new ideas for developing vaccines to treat or even prevent cancer.
The event, broadcast from Windsor Castle, also includes Take That and opera singer Andrea Bocelli.
Jeremy Hunt says his strategy has been welcomed by the IMF after his predecessor faced criticism.
A 48-hour walkout from Sunday 30 April is now planned by Royal College of Nursing members in England.
Stephen Boden and Shannon Marsden are convicted of killing Finley Boden on Christmas Day in 2020.
In her first interview the ex-corporal says she quit after being sexually assaulted in her sleep.
Residents assaulted and a staff member ordered Taser for protection - more care firm failings found by BBC.
Premier League clubs collectively agreed to withdraw gambling sponsorship from the front of clubs' matchday shirts by the summer of 2026.
Eight serving and ex-officers sent discriminatory Whatsapp messages, with some mocking Harvey Price.
The move is seen as one response to recent concerns over the strength of the banking system.
Baroness Warsi says the home secretary turns "almost every issue into a cultural race war".
Piran Ditta Khan appears before magistrates accused of murdering the officer in Bradford in 2005.
The chef and author says writing a children's book helped him feel more positive about his dyslexia.
The UK economy flatlined in February as walkouts by civil servants and teachers held back growth.
A significantly reduced service is operating and disruption is expected until the end of the day.
Turning homes into short-term lets would require planning permission under government plans.
Most care homes struggled but some paid more to shareholders, says the Warwick University-led study.
Conservative Baroness Warsi fears British Asians, including her own family, have been put at greater risk.
Prince Harry will travel to the UK but Meghan will stay in California with their children, Buckingham Palace says.
The US president is met by Rishi Sunak at the start of his four-day trip to Northern Ireland and the Republic.
Despite months of diplomatic chatter, the US president's Northern Ireland trip does not amount to much.
The UK has the largest contingent of special forces in Ukraine, according to a leaked classified file.
It is predicted to be the worst performing out of the G20 nations in 2023, including Russia.
Tony Danker is dismissed by the business group following complaints about his conduct towards several employees.
Pregnant women will also be paid to quit smoking under government plans to be set out on Tuesday.
Sales of home accessories and furniture rose in March as people ate out less to save money.
A strike by thousands of junior doctors in England is set to be the most disruptive in NHS history.
Lucy Dee had been in a coma since the suspected Palestinian attack which killed her two daughters.
Some 350,000 appointments and operations could potentially be cancelled this week, the NHS Confederation says.
Rishi Sunak praises "brave" Good Friday Agreement leaders but says "there is work to be done".
York, Birkenhead Park and an iron age settlement in Shetland are among the sites being put forward.
Air conditioning and modern suspension will help with the King's procession to Westminster Abbey.
Corporation says it wants to resolve issue after one of its main accounts receives new designation.
More than 10 people have reported new allegations about ex-Met officer David Carrick, police say.
Maia and Rina Dee, originally from the UK, were shot dead in a suspected Palestinian attack.
He also warns in his Easter sermons that those who oppress others "will face divine justice".
Many junior doctors will take part in a four-day walkout after the Easter weekend in an ongoing pay dispute.
Two students admit using the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT to help them with essays.
Charlotte Mills-Murray, 34, said decisions over her home care had been repeatedly delayed.
Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to "fully co-operate with police" after the arrest of her husband.
The NASUWT, which represents 280,000 UK teachers, will re-ballot members over strike action.
The show's star Melody Thornton apologises as audience members are removed due to rowdy singalongs.
The party president and former minister believes independence "cannot be achieved right now".
The 12-year-old appears at Sheffield Youth Court accused of the murder of grandmother Marcia Grant.
North Wales Police said irresponsible parking risks lives and prevents emergency vehicle access.
The teenager, who was arrested on suspicion of murder, is bailed pending further inquiries.
One of the royal courts of the Princes of Gwynedd has been bought by Welsh government agency, Cadw.
Hospitals in England will be cancelling operations and other appointments, health bosses warn.
A couple who created a lockdown food delivery service said it was "humbling" to be invited.
S Club 7 were one of the biggest acts of the early 2000s and had announced a comeback tour.
The pop group, who announced a reunion in February, say they are "truly devastated" at his death.
Holidaymakers face 90-minute queues at Dover with road hold-ups expected at the weekend.
The BBC understands the accountants resigned before the former SNP chief was arrested this week.
An ad saying Rishi Sunak does not think child abusers should be jailed attracts cross-party criticism.
A teenager is held on suspicion of murder after a 14-year-old girl dies in east London.
Grandmother Marcia Grant was a "pillar of her community" in Sheffield, her family says.
The former Sex Pistols frontman became a devoted carer for Nora Forster as the illness took hold.
Northern Ireland is marking 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement which ended decades of conflict.
Former BBC Political Editor Stephen Grimason recalls breaking the news of a deal on Good Friday 1998.
The BBC is given an exclusive first glimpse but the new notes won't be in circulation until mid-2024.
The group of Nepalese men have been in the UK since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan.
Olaparib specifically targets cancers caused by faulty genes, like BRCA, and could be life-saving.
About 90 officers have moved from serious crime and counter-terror teams to investigate police wrongdoing.
Scott Benton was offered a paid advisory role by undercover reporters in a Times newspaper sting.
The plan - a first for the UK - is criticised for being "completely inadequate" by refugee groups.
The husband of former first minister Nicola Sturgeon had been arrested on Wednesday morning.
Peter Murrell was taken into police custody as officers searched his home and the SNP's headquarters.
Seven children were abused over nearly a decade in Walsall and Wolverhampton, police say.
Genesis Market allowed online fraudsters to buy passwords and other personal data for less than $1.
Thousands of families could receive compensation payments in scandal that killed more than 3,000 people.
The risk to the public is very low, but people are urged to protect themselves from the tiny bugs.
The National Association of Head Teachers is considering balloting members again over strike action.
The Green Party of England and Wales wants housebuilders to pay more towards local services.
Children are at risk because police are slow to follow up evidence of abuse, the police watchdog finds.
The title "Queen Camilla" is officially used on invitations to next month's coronation at Westminster Abbey.
Transport Focus said the cap on bus fares attracted more users amid rising cost of living.
Money from the Bowelbabe fund will go to research into the prevention and treatment of bowel cancer.
Eight out of 10 businesses pay men more than women, despite a continued push for equality.
Lola James died in hospital having suffered a "catastrophic" head injury at the hands of Kyle Bevan.
A murder victim's aunt also wants judges to be able to punish criminals who refuse to attend court.
The data regulator finds TikTok "did not do enough" to check the ages of who was using their platform.
National Education Union members in England have voted to strike over pay on either side of exams.
The Home Office reportedly hopes to house 500 people on the Bibby Stockholm off Portland, in Dorset.
Money allocated for training and technology is being reduced from £500 million to £250 million.
The head of probation tells BBC News more men could help in some cases, including domestic abuse.
Passengers at London City Airport can take two litres of liquids and electronics in their hand luggage.
Best known for his role as chancellor during the 1980s, Lord Lawson held key posts under Margaret Thatcher.
Olivia's mother pays tribute to her "sassy, chatty" daughter as Thomas Cashman is jailed for murder.
Critics warn focusing more on offenders' ethnicity risks making child sexual abuse "a matter of colour".
Members of the National Education Union in England will strike on Thursday 27 April and Tuesday 2 May.
Survivors launch landmark legal case against conspiracy theorist for defamation and harassment.
The home secretary is shown evidence by Laura Kuenssberg that refugees were shot dead by police there in 2018.
The additional services will run overnight as the port's operations team works through the Easter backlog.
Pupils and teachers are said to be "shell-shocked" as they face "horrendous" delays at Dover.
The amateur fighter was taken to hospital after his bout but his condition deteriorated.
Manchester City overcome the absence of leading scorer Erling Haaland to hammer Liverpool and cut Arsenal's lead at the top to five points.
Ken Buchanan, Scotland's first undisputed world champion and arguably the country's greatest boxer, dies at the age of 77.
A critical incident has been declared due to high levels of coach traffic at the French border control.
The Tates and two associates are moved to house arrest following a ruling by a Romanian judge.
A range of bills - from council tax to water - are going up, but the lowest earners also get a pay rise.
Some five million people in England are eligible for a spring booster, including those aged 75 and over.
The bloc includes nations such as Japan and Australia, but the UK's economy will only get a small boost.
Findings could be the tip of the iceberg, watchdog says, as some likened fire service to a boys' club.
The Food Standards Agency has launched an investigation into claims a supplier mislabelled meat.
Thomas Cashman, 34, is convicted of shooting nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel dead in her home.
Lawyers for the prince and others reject Associated Newspapers' argument they left it too long to sue.
It is part of the "living with Covid" approach that relies on vaccines to keep people safe.
A woman who had a brief relationship with Thomas Cashman says she was "petrified" but wanted justice.
Rishi Sunak promises clarity as union claims teachers are navigating a 'public minefield'.
The 70-year-old was jailed for armed robbery in 1974 and earned a violent and dangerous reputation.
The King also mentions Monty Python and Kraftwerk as he makes history addressing the German parliament.
If Margaret Ferrier's suspension is imposed, it would likely lead to a by-election in Rutherglen.
Ministers say the UK should have Europe's cheapest electricity by 2050, but critics call plans a "rehash".
Police begin two murder investigations after two men are killed in separate Cambridgeshire villages.
It follows analysis of football agents being paid to represent both players and clubs in transfers.
A blood test which can detect cancer cells could spare patients unnecessary chemotherapy.
The government is set to announce it will not yet bring forward the date for the pension age rise to 68.
The King promises to "strengthen" relations with the country and says they stand together on Ukraine.
Baroness Boothroyd, who served as Commons Speaker from 1992 to 2000, died aged 93 in late February.
Max Woosey, 13, has spent every night for three years under canvas, raising more than £750,000.
The Queen Consort says the late broadcaster's "infectious humour lit up the lives of so many".
The TV presenter and comedian died "unexpectedly but peacefully" on Tuesday evening, his husband says.
Improving relations with Europe is the priority as the King's first state visit heads for Germany.
Just 29% of Britons say they are satisfied, citing waiting times and lack of staff as key concerns.
UK lettings agencies have 10 places to rent on average, compared to 16 before 2021, Zoopla data shows.
Her departure came hours after SNP leader Humza Yousaf was confirmed as Scotland's new first minister.
The review comes after a BBC investigation into claims of a climate of fear at Birmingham hospitals.
A source says continuing strike action could mean Royal Mail is put into administration.
Jeremy Corbyn was ejected from the parliamentary Labour party due to a row over antisemitism.
The move follows a rise in dissident republican activity, including a gun attack on a top policeman.
Gambling firm hit with record £19m penalty for failing to protect customers and weak anti-money laundering controls.
Former Sinn Féin president says he only recently realised how difficult it was for the UUP leader.
More than 200 ex-players accuse governing bodies of failing to protect them against brain injuries.
The SNP's new leader Humza Yousaf is almost certain to become Scotland's sixth first minister.
Farouk Abdulhak, who fled to Yemen after the death of a student in London, admits his involvement.
Scotland's health secretary defeats rivals Kate Forbes and Ash Regan in a vote of party members.
Black children were six times more likely to be targeted than the overall population, figures show.
The pipeline was shut down and specialist oil spill companies brought in after the 200-barrel leak.
A group of MPs will meet with ministers to look at how to tighten up the bill, instead of voting against it.
From 25 April, millions of households on low incomes will get cost-of-living payments up to £900.
The party will confirm their next leader later after a process that has revealed deep divisions.
Offenders could be made to pick up litter or wash police cars within 48 hours of being given an order.
BBC Scotland's Lucy Adams still suffers from the effects of long Covid and wants to know why.
The first minister's resignation triggered a divisive leadership campaign - but what could happen now?
The government has previously signalled it wants to end the practice of housing people in hotels.
Wales debutant Nathan Broadhead's injury-time goal secures a stunning 1-1 draw for Robert Page's side as they score with their only shot on target in Split.
Police say they arrested a 36-year-old man at an address in Warwickshire on Saturday evening.
The composer says his family is "totally bereft" by the loss of his Grammy-nominated son Nick.
It comes ahead of a package of measures on energy security, which the BBC understands will be announced on Thursday.
How politicians answer that will set the terms for the next election, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
The Greater Manchester mayor admits driving at 78mph on a motorway with a temporary limit of 40mph.
The former PM, who spent 49 days in office, has reportedly nominated four people for peerages.
Qatari banker Sheikh Jassim joins Ineos owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe in submitting a second bid to buy Manchester United.
Women feel they are being forced to risk their safety when house hunting due to financial pressures.
The officer who helped bring peace to Northern Ireland tells the BBC he defied orders from the government.
Fiona Bruce asks the Question Time audience if they believe the former PM told a committee of MPs the truth.
Normally rare in southern parts of the UK, the aurora made an appearance for the second time in a month.
As she prepares to leave office, what do the numbers tell us about Ms Sturgeon's record on the key issues?
Two decades on from the invasion, UK Armed Forces veterans reflect on how the Iraq war changed them.
A breakdown of what we know about Sir Keir Starmer's offer to voters at the next general election.
The young man was brought to the UK to provide a kidney for the sick daughter of a Nigerian senator.
Mohammed Rayaz is one of two men set alight and hurt in separate attacks in Birmingham and London.
The decision comes after latest inflation figures showed the cost of living rising by more than expected.
The Nigerian senator and his wife brought a 21-year-old man to the UK to donate a kidney.
A petition will be handed to the government calling for Ofsted to be replaced following Ruth Perry's death.
Those in Scotland and the north of England were most likely to have used one in the last 12 months.
Eight people remain in hospital after a US Navy vessel became dislodged from an Edinburgh dry dock.
The UK tax was paid on earnings of more than £4.7m from income and a US-based investment fund.
Lydia Reid was "horrified" when she was handed her son's body parts in the plastic carrier bag.
The officer, who denies the allegations, is said to have followed the woman from a supermarket.
Activist Jill Allen-King says she gripped Rishi Sunak's hand as she told him about waiting lists.
London primary-school pupils not fully vaccinated against polio are to be offered catch-up jabs after Easter.
The former PM repeatedly insists he did not deliberately lie to Parliament in a marathon grilling.
Twenty three people were treated to hospital and another 12 at the scene of the incident in Leith.
A man accused of setting a pensioner on fire as he left a Birmingham mosque is held over an attack in west London.
The Prince of Wales meets troops in Poland an hour's drive from the border with Ukraine.
Hasmikh Doshi, 72, harassed Claudia Webbe and sent messages between March and November 2021.
Khayri Mclean was ambushed and stabbed twice as he walked home from school in Huddersfield.
Thousands of unmarried women in Scotland were forced to give their children up in the last century.
Chris O'Shea will still take a bonus after the firm's debt agents broke into vulnerable people's homes to fit meters.
But former PMs Boris Johnson and Liz Truss joined 20 other Tory MPs and the DUP to vote against the agreement.
February's shock rise in inflation figure means the UK now has the highest rate among major economies.
Ex-schoolmate Sharmeena Begum, no relation, quit the UK two months before Shamima and friends followed.
Some people have spent years trying to find an affordable property in part of the Scottish Highlands.
The PM before last was never likely to gently fade out and disappear, writes the BBC's political editor.
An exhibition by Historic England looks to celebrate the "spirit of England's high streets".
The former PM faces a several hour-long grilling by MPs over claims he misled Parliament.
The death of head teacher Ruth Perry has highlighted the pressure Ofsted inspections can put on schools.
Evidence painted a damning picture of two units, an insidious team, as described by one employee.
New research shows stark North-South divide in hospital admissions for lung disease across the UK.
Head teacher Ruth Perry took her own life while waiting for the publication of an Ofsted report.
The Royal College of Nursing says its members voted to accept the deal by a narrow majority.
Downing Street says there are no plans for substantial changes to the Windsor Framework.
A committee of MPs is investigating whether the former PM misled Parliament over Covid rule-breaking parties.
The BBC's Duncan Kennedy visits Hampshire to find out why scientists are appealing for help.
A man is arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after the six puppies were found in a bag.
Councils say government plans for consistent waste and recycling policies across England could be unworkable.
A cannabis factory in Barry had 3,000 plants growing in 20 different rooms, police say.
Former Wigan Warriors rugby star Bryn Hargreaves had been missing in the US for more than a year.
The 19-year old was arrested after the car became stuck at the basement windows of the Francis Hotel.
Fifteen years of stalling wage growth has left British workers worse off, new analysis suggests.
The government pays millions each day to house asylum seekers in almost 400 hotels across the UK.
Reality TV star Stephen Bear was jailed for sharing explicit footage online without Ms Harrison's consent.
The Liberal Democrat leader will talk about overseas aid and rising living costs at the event in York.
The government will send people loud, siren-like warnings to alert them when there is a risk to life.
Lineker hosts BBC sports coverage for first time after being taken off air in an impartiality row.
Boris Johnson faces a marathon televised hearing this week to convince MPs he did not mislead Parliament.
A furious Antonio Conte says his Tottenham players are "selfish" and the club "can change the manager but the situation cannot change".
A large fire at an industrial building in Mansfield prompts road closures and evacuations.
Peter Murrell, the husband of Nicola Sturgeon, confirms he has resigned from the role with immediate effect.
A victim who was targeted and groomed by criminals, was helped by Radio 4's Money Box programme.
Five of the civilian commendations go to men who confronted the London Bridge attacker in 2019.
The airport says contingency plans will be in place when 1,400 guards walk out in a pay dispute.
People are taking part in the celebrations, including big parades, concerts and family events.
The England and Man City star will not face charges over indecent exposure allegations, police say.
She tops both the album and singles chart, while UK Eurovision entrant Mae Muller makes the top 40.
A panel finds Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith used excessive force, but rules she can keep her job.
Thomas Cashman wore tracksuit bottoms matching those worn by the gunman, a court hears.
Jacob Lennon, aged 15 months, was subjected to "sadistic" assaults before his death in August 2019.
Hip hop legend Snoop Dogg has been welcomed into Scotland by the sounds of Still D.R.E on the pipes.
Leaked messages suggest Steve Brine contacted NHS bosses for a firm paying him as an adviser.
The supermarket group has raised its national hourly wage to £11.40 and £12.85 for Greater London.
Ms Gold transformed the company into a multi-million pound business and championed women in business.
Ali Abbas's life changed forever after he lost both of his arms and most of his family in the war.
Unions and ministers are being urged to start talks after a pay breakthrough with other NHS workers.
Visitor figures are 23% down on pre-pandemic levels, despite millions returning in 2022.
The strike action will have a "significant impact" on deliveries of passports as summer approaches.
Proposed laws will target murderers with a history of controlling behaviour towards victims.
People with medical conditions waited months for driving licences during the pandemic, MPs say.
Royal Mail is systematically falling down on its obligation to deliver letters, MPs say.
The BBC understands the report will criticise the Met's tolerance of wrongdoing within its ranks.
The felling of 110 city centre trees is a "shameful and shocking act", Plymouth Green Party says.
Unions urge nurses, ambulance staff and other members to back deal including a one-off payment.
The fire is believed to have started in a property in Midhurst before spreading to the Angel Inn.
The football presenter believed he was allowed to tweet about refugee rights, his representative says.
The department store operator and Waitrose owner says profits were hit in "a very tough year".
The Resolution Foundation, which focuses on low income earners, says the move is 'poor value for money'.
The chancellor defends the decision to give overseas construction workers easier access to UK jobs.
Sexually active people are warned as cases of the sexually transmitted disease rise sharply in England.
The company has strongly denied passing users' information to the authorities in Beijing.
The offer in England includes a bonus for this year and a higher pay rise for next year than planned.
The 23-year-old's family say her killer deserves a longer jail term before he is considered for release.
Jeena Panesar's hair claw clip became lodged in her head during the crash in which her car flipped over.
Jim Melvin spends £52 a week on tissues and ice lollies to cope with the effects of a tracheotomy.
Women footballers evacuated to the UK included some who were not the top players it was claimed.
People whose families have farmed land for generations say they are in a "dreadful situation".
The end of the cap on tax-free pension savings could yet prove totemic, writes our political editor.
The star, who lost 80% of the hearing in her right ear, says she's come to terms with her condition.
The gloomy forecast came as Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Budget in the Commons.
Jeremy Hunt says claimants will be able to seek work "without fear of losing financial support".
Jeremy Hunt tells the BBC his Budget will kick start growth, but Labour says the UK economy is stagnating under the Tories.
The chancellor confirms corporation tax will go up but opposition is expected from some Tory MPs.
The Labour leader attacks Conservative MPs for "waging war on free speech" in the Gary Lineker row.
Donn Fernández was the first on the scene and described hearing the boy's calls for help
Childcare, energy bill support, pensions and more will affect your finances. This is the impact on you.
The Labour leader says the UK is "set on a path of managed decline" and "falling behind our competitors".
Mary Ellen Bettley-Smith tells her disciplinary hearing about the day the ex-footballer died.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is announcing new economic measures - here's what you need to know.
Two Typhoon jets are scrambled to intercept a plane flying between St Petersburg and Kaliningrad.
The plans, aimed at encouraging parents to return to work, are expected to be announced in the Budget.
Persuading workers to work longer is part of plans to boost growth, but critics say very few will benefit.
A man who racially abused Brentford striker Ivan Toney on social media is banned from every football ground in the United Kingdom for three years.
The heat generated by the small box of powerful computers is enough to heat the pool about 60% of the time.
Complaints about officers' treatment of women are highly unlikely to result in action, say police chiefs.
Joe Biden has said he intends to visit Northern Ireland after being invited to mark the Good Friday Agreement anniversary.
The PM says the UK will increase defence spending because "the world has become more volatile".
A major incident has been declared following reports of a gas explosion at a house in Swansea.
The Bank of England and government worked all night to secure a deal involving no taxpayer money.
Director general Tim Davie says the BBC will carry out an independent review into its social media rules.
Healthier shopping habits are reflected in the basket of goods used to calculate rising prices.
Christine Flack says her daughter would still be alive if she had not been charged with assault.
The government is expected to announce support for companies after Silicon Valley Bank went bust.
Football coverage has been scaled back as a staff walkout in support of the Match of the Day host continues.
The chancellor says the government can make a "big difference", ahead of Wednesday's Budget.
But Mark Thompson, who ran the BBC from 2004 - 2012, says impartiality rules do have "grey area".
Jessie Knight first picked up a tattoo machine 100 years ago and had an illustrious career.
Meet the woman who brought young musicians from Catholic and Protestant backgrounds together.
The UK, US and Australian leaders are set to agree plans to supply Canberra with nuclear submarines.
Eleven years after her huge hit Euphoria, Loreen is attempting to win the song contest once more.
Dozens of local people alerted the Wild Isles documentary film crew when they saw killer whales.
UK doctors reviewed 94,000 procedures to check for bad complications such as infection.
The broadcaster is facing a test of its fundamental values and mission following a day of tumult.
The announcement in next week's Budget is part of government plans to encourage people back to work.
Lesley Paterson once waited on tables at the ceremony - now the screenwriter is up for an award.
Deputy First Minister John Swinney is the most senior party figure to endorse the health secretary.
Watch Nomia Iqbal's interview with the BBC director general on the Gary Lineker crisis.
The man was first held on suspicion of attempted murder after the attack outside a leisure centre.
The owner of the first home to be flattened says her hopes and dreams have been destroyed.
Both main parties are under pressure to make the country and its people richer, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
The Labour leader says the BBC is not acting impartially claiming it is "caving in" to Tory MPs.
A man is arrested over the attack on Det Ch Insp John Caldwell and a hoax bomb warning in Londonderry.
Security services no longer suspect Mohammed Soliman helped plan the Manchester Arena attack.
Match of the Day will air without presenters or pundits on Saturday after Lineker was pulled from the show by the BBC.
Pundits including Ian Wright and Alan Shearer had said they would not appear on Saturday's show.
The BBC took the decision after an impartiality row over his criticism of the government's asylum plans.
The cash will fund a French detention centre and is a big increase on what the UK already pays France.
The bodies of the two boys, aged seven and nine, and the woman were found on Thursday morning.
The home secretary's plans to stop small boat crossings could be challenged by the Strasbourg court.
Some 356,000 borrowers could face repayment difficulties next year, the Financial Conduct Authority says.
Customers will receive 3 pence worth of loyalty points for every £1 spent, down from 4 pence.
British pair Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper put injury-disrupted build-ups behind them to earn first-round wins at the prestigious Indian Wells event.
Motorists are being warned to avoid travel unless absolutely necessary in the affected areas.
Thomas Cashman is accused of shooting dead nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in her Liverpool home.
The Match of the Day host said he stands by his tweet that criticised the government's asylum policy.
The BBC understands the government will delay building certain sections of the high-speed rail line.
Archie and Lilibet are named as Prince and Princess of Sussex on the Royal Family's website.
The 25-year-old will perform I Wrote A Song at May's competition as the UK hosts on Ukraine's behalf.
The Duke of Sussex is among high-profile figures bringing damages claims against a newspaper publisher.
A group of mothers are helping each other to cope with enforced separation from their children.
As many parents across the country struggle with rising childcare costs, why is it so expensive?
Costs rise by 5.9% in a year in Great Britain while availability drops, a report finds.
Antonio Conte's Tottenham crash out of the Champions League against AC Milan, and with another trophyless season on the cards it appears his tenure is coming to an end.
Careful spending is saving some people from debt while others are too frightened to open letters.
The boss of a leading microchip maker warns without huge investment companies will go abroad.
Princess Lilibet Diana, who turns two in June, was christened at the couple's LA home last week.
Elle Edwards, 26, was shot in the head while celebrating with friends at a pub on Christmas Eve.
Dominic Raab served as deputy prime minister and foreign secretary under Boris Johnson.
Man is held on suspicion of malicious communications offences and perverting the course of justice.
Home Office officials are "livid" about email from the Tory party accusing them of blocking legislation, union chief says.
A coroner writes to the defence secretary after a veteran used his retirement gift to kill a couple.
The Match of the Day host was criticised for tweets he posted about the government's new asylum plan.
How the presenter's remarks, comparing UK asylum policy to 1930s Germany, place the BBC in a pickle.
The government is considering MDP Wethersfield in Essex, currently home to military police, as a centre for asylum seekers.
The UNHCR says stopping people arriving illegally from claiming asylum breaches international law.
Tory MPs have criticised the Match of the Day host after he spoke out about the Illegal Migrants Bill.
The appetite suppressing drug, favoured by Hollywood celebrities, makes people feel fuller.
Camilla, the Queen Consort, joined the King, who was greeted by some protesters on arrival.
The prime minister says he is confident the government would win any legal battles to its new law.
"Huge" school absences when "mum and dad are at home", England's children's commissioner says.
People now have until the end of July to plug gaps in their National Insurance record from 2006 to 2016.
The influential backbencher will be vacating his Altrincham and Sale West seat for "other opportunities".
Chris Kamara was appointed in the New Year Honours for services to football, anti-racism and charity.
Nurse Lucy Letby is accused of trying to kill the baby boy at the Countess of Chester Hospital.
The BBC Singers will be closed, while there will also be cuts to three BBC English orchestras.
The century-old case was initially rejected for review by Justice Secretary Dominic Raab.
A new assessment of Britain's research capability concludes it has "serious and longstanding problems".
Thomas Cashman is accused of shooting dead nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel in her Liverpool home.
Everyone over 75 is being advised to take up the extra vaccine to protect them over the summer.
Photographs marking each decade of her life are on show at the Wallace Collection in central London.
One company is promising passengers "generational" change - but said there must be "pain" first.
The measure is contained in a new bill which aims to prevent migrants crossing the Channel in small boats.
Tributes are paid to three people who were found dead in a crashed car days after going missing.
The Met Police apologises for not arresting Wayne Couzens sooner before he murdered Sarah Everard.
Duke and Duchess of Sussex will not say if they plan to attend after receiving an email from the Palace.
Liverpool hit seven goals past old rivals Manchester United in a rout as Mohamed Salah becomes their leading Premier League goalscorer.
The Unite union suspends strikes in England to enter pay talks, following the Unison and GMB unions.
BBC correspondent Sonja Jessup spoke to Bear outside court ahead of his sentencing on Friday.
Met Office yellow weather warnings are in force, with disruption to travel and other activities possible.
Henry Dimbleby, co-founder of Leon, says UK vegetable shortages are a result of "market failure".
The ex-civil servant looks set to join Sir Keir Starmer's office in a move that has angered some Tories
Anyone coming to the UK on a small boat will be removed to Rwanda or another country, under new laws.
In a conversation about grief, the Duke of Sussex says he and his mother Diana felt a disconnect from other royals.
The flight from Iceland to Kenya was diverted to Stansted Airport after communications went down, police said.
Saul Murray was killed after being given the sedative GHB in a robbery that went wrong.
NHS bosses criticise pay demand for consultants to provide emergency care during junior doctors' walkout.
The former health secretary asked if another minister could emphasise that "no rules have been broken", leaked messages show.
Evidence suggests breaches of coronavirus rules would have been "obvious" to the then PM, committee says.
Buckingham Palace says the King will visit European neighbours on his first official visits.
The BBC understands the Energy Price Guarantee is expected to continue at current levels for three months.
Top official Sue Gray has been offered a job as chief of staff to Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
Deputy Tory party chairman Lee Anderson says protesters are "not far-right extremists".
The bands join Sir Elton John in the headline slots, with Lizzo and Lana Del Rey also on the bill.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon have been charged after a baby's remains were found in woodland.
The security service missed a chance that might have stopped the Manchester attack, an inquiry finds.
Journalist Isabel Oakeshott says it was in the "national interest" to publish ex-health secretary's texts.
Messages also show the then-health and education secretaries pouring scorn on teachers' unions.
The journalist released WhatsApps she obtained while working on the former health secretary's book.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon remain in custody on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter.
The parents of a 16-year-old girl who died after "shocking and prolonged" neglect have been jailed.
The men, 33 and 57, were arrested in Omagh and Belfast in connection with last week's attack in Omagh.
Oliver Clark, 19, from Grimsby, admits dangerous driving and is given a suspended jail sentence.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter.
The campaigner and pop star says she does not know if she could trust police to take her seriously.
Councils are offering secondary school places to children in England and Wales on Wednesday.
The ex-health secretary's spokesman says leaked messages have been "doctored to create a false story".
The health scare and the death of his friend Jamal Edwards sent Sheeran "spiralling" into depression.
House prices fell 1.1% in the year to February, the worst performance since 2012 outside the pandemic.
Canadian Pavlina has had a re-education in Wales after mistakenly thinking it was in England.
Olga Pantas and her family are living in the second home of a man whose life he claims she saved.
Campaigners say it is a scandal people who commit sexual offences can lawfully change their names.
Molly Smith, 19, hopes her podcast about eating disorders can break down stigmas and misconceptions.
Doing some exercise - as little as 11 minutes a day - is better than doing nothing, researchers say.
Since Sean Dilley shared the story of his retiring guide dog, some 4,500 volunteers have come forward.
The case sparked a heated debate over whether Bryson should be held in a male or a female prison.
Rising prices put more pressure on household finances, with one in four shoppers struggling, research finds.
Rising prices are forcing people who have never slept rough before on to the streets, say charities.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are arrested as police urge people to help in the search for the child.
The Northern Ireland Assembly has been suspended since February 2022 due to political disagreements.
Fishing will be banned to allow nature to recover in three areas but critics say the plans lack ambition.
One person has been taken to hospital after a fire in Perth led to the closure of the M90 at Friarton Bridge.
For 27-year-old Amy, the prospect of getting a job closer to where she lives is near impossible.
A coalition of organisations says the official inquiry does not focus enough on the role of racism.
Jennie Barber cited legislation from 1943 to win flight refund in court battle with British Airways.
Police in Barcelona say the rugby player's case raises "disturbing" issues without logical explanation.
A man who was close to Salman Abedi had been investigated by MI5 years earlier, the BBC can reveal.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle described her as an "inspirational woman" who was known for her "no-nonsense style".
The discount supermarket follows rivals by restricting sales of certain fruit and vegetables.
The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch says rising work pressure is a risk for staff and patients.
Ofgem's price cap will mean the cost to the government for energy support will be less than initially thought.
The government's pilot scheme aims to get more Universal Credit claimants into employment.
Tommy Fury beats Jake Paul by split decision in arguably the most anticipated eight-round contest in boxing history.
Recharge Industries will pay £4bn for Britishvolt, the start-up that collapsed in January.
The EU's Ursula von der Leyen will be in the UK on Monday for face-to-face talks with PM Rishi Sunak.
Sir Keir Starmer says that without new policies, living standards will fall below those in eastern Europe.
Casemiro's header and Sven Botman's own goal help Manchester United claim their first trophy since 2017 as they beat Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final.
The deputy prime minister earlier said the UK was close to securing a deal with the European Union.
Police said the disturbance took place about six hours before Rangers and Celtic were due to kick-off.
A man, in his 60s, was found with "significant injuries" and later died at the flat, police say.
The proposals are in response to the Grenfell Tower fire and the death of a toddler in a mouldy flat.
A senior lawyer is investigating eight complaints of bullying against the deputy prime minister.
The family of Robert Brown's wife Joanna appeal to the government ahead of his possible release.
The former environment secretary said supermarkets have to "work to get it right" on supplies.
SNP leadership candidate Humza Yousaf tells the BBC he would be a first minister for "all of Scotland."
Volunteers are uncovering the lives of former patients of the Somerset and Bath Pauper Lunatic Asylum.
Gloucestershire's police and crime commissioner, Chris Nelson, says some cases are "very serious".
Kyle Sambrook, from West Yorkshire, had travelled to the Highlands to walk and wild camp with his dog.
Sophie Buchaillard lives in hope that she will one day find out what happened to her friend.
The comedian on her first tour, ableism and the fall-out from her Question Time appearance.
The BBC's Allan Little considers whether the forward march of an independent Scotland has been turned back.
The prime minister says no agreement has been made but he is hopeful of a "positive outcome".
The mammal previously drew crowds off the coasts of Hampshire, North Yorkshire and Northumberland.
Irish PM Leo Varadkar says an agreement on the Northern Ireland Protocol could be reached in days.
Court grants extension of men's detention as more than 1,000 gather in protest against violence.
A major operation was launched after the vessel sank in East India Harbour, Greenock on Friday.
The 3.7 magnitude quake - south Wales' largest in five years - is felt by people in Birmingham.
Laurel Aldridge, who is related to Mackenzie Crook, vanished from her home 11 days ago.
Conservative Theo Clarke says she received abuse after announcing her plans to take time off.
Yaroslav looked forward to seeing his friends, but they were invaded and scattered across the globe.
It offers a glimpse of a ship that sank with a future king on board, killing hundreds of people.
A low-key British animation studio created the models for Guillermo del Toro's acclaimed Pinocchio.
Saturday's meeting between the King and Ursula von der Leyen has been cancelled due to operational reasons.
Emergency services were called to the coast of Greenock after it overturned on Friday afternoon.
Chelsea boss Graham Potter says he and his family have received anonymous death threats following the club's poor run of form.
The money will go on operational costs like security and visas for the show, being held in Liverpool.
A deal could be announced in the coming days after more than a year of talks, sources tell the BBC.
Det Ch Insp John Caldwell is critically ill after being attacked in front of his son at a sports club.
Ex-minister Alex Neill says the SNP leadership contender booked a meeting in 2014 to avoid voting.
The former journalist served as press secretary throughout Baroness Thatcher's 11 years as prime minister.
The University of Warwick says it has reversed its decision and offered its "sincere apologies".
Kent apple growers say rising costs mean they can no longer afford to continue growing the fruit.
A section of Bayswater Road has been renamed to mark the first anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine.
Is Jake Paul v Tommy Fury just entertainment or proper boxing and what does Fury gain by fighting the YouTuber-turned-boxer?
Former athletes tell of mistreatment at clubs across England, with allegations stretching back more than a decade.
The PM will say Ukraine needs more support, at a G7 meeting to mark a year since Russia's invasion.
Legendary football commentator John Motson, who had an illustrious 50-year career with the BBC, dies aged 77.
The officer remains in a stable but critical condition after he was shot multiple times in Omagh.
The number of medical staff working at the O2 Academy Brixton did not match industry recommendations.
The officer was shot at a sports centre - reportedly multiple times - in Omagh, County Tyrone.
Blocking clubs from joining a breakaway European Super League will be among the powers held by English football's new independent regulator.
The Home Office is to scrap face-to-face interviews for asylum seekers from five countries.
The grocers join Asda and Morrisons in limiting sales due to shortages of certain produce.
Lancashire Police received a backlash for revealing personal details about the missing mother.
The 45-year-old's body was found in a Lancashire river on Sunday after a search of over three weeks.
The 23-year-old loses her appeal on national security grounds and means she cannot return to the UK.
Scotland's deputy first minister says he profoundly disagrees with Kate Forbes despite also having deep religious faith.
The Chinese-owned company is proposing cuts at its Scunthorpe site amid economic challenges.
Ministers must harness the benefits of the tech revolution, former Labour PM and Conservative leader say.
The Emmy-award winner will be joined in Liverpool by Graham Norton, Julia Sanina and Alesha Dixon.
The boxer says he's been busy training for his fight with Jake Paul since Molly-Mae had their baby.
The author says she isn't worried about how the backlash over her views will affect her legacy.
Scotland editor James Cook examines the fall out from Kate Forbes's comments on gay marriage.
Campanologists preparing for the King's coronation are encouraging others to take up the pursuit.
Jenny Pearson did not know the extent of her father's abuse until broadcaster Nicky Campbell spoke out.
Government unlikely to meet its green heating targets as take-up of the grant scheme is so low.
More than 60,000 people in England faced debt collection over home care last year, BBC research finds.
New below-inflation pay rises are being recommended for nurses, teachers and police officers.
Nurses, teachers and police officers would get below inflation rises, under government proposals.
Action planned for next week is paused as the Royal College of Nursing holds "intensive talks" with government.
The SNP leadership hopeful defends her comments as five of her former backers abandon her campaign.
Former Sunday Telegraph editor Baroness Wheatcroft says there is "every reason for people to be upset".
The figures come ahead of next month's Budget where the government will detail its tax and spending plans.
Most have tried to improve their admissions policies but the impact is patchy, BBC analysis finds.
The BBC speaks to about a dozen parents with concerns after children died or became seriously ill.
The mother-of-two's body was discovered about a mile away from where she was last seen.
The SNP leadership candidate says she has "significant concerns" about the issue of self-identification.
Families of four of the victims say "warning signs were ignored and a licence to kill was granted".
The foreign secretary says focus is on finding a durable solution, after further talks with the EU.
There are now nearly 2.5 million adults of working age who are long-term sick, official figures show.
The former BBC Breakfast host says he is "glad to be alive" after being in a collision with a car.
Murder-accused Lucy Letby is alleged to have injected a baby with air and his twin with insulin.
British Medical Association planning 72-hour walkout as early as mid-March in fight for 26% pay rise.
Mourners had to dodge speeding cars and "appalling" violence during two funerals at a cemetery.
Property website Rightmove says the £14 increase in average prices is lowest ever seen for the month.
A debate rages over changes to references to characters' appearance and weight in the author's works.
The missing mother-of-two's partner says he has "no words right now" as identification process takes place.
Some offenders will be tagged in new crackdown, while police must treat the crime as on par with terrorism.
Officers searching for the missing mother-of two say they have found a body in the River Wyre.
Commons leader says disclosure of Nicola Bulley's health "really does grate with a lot of women".
The former PM has urged Rishi Sunak not to drop the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill, which he introduced.
Leigh Wood's reign as WBA featherweight champion is over after the Briton loses to hard-hitting Mauricio Lara in Nottingham.
The ex-PM says ditching powers that allow the UK to change post-Brexit trade deal would be a "mistake".
England swiftly wrap up a superb 267-run victory over New Zealand on the fourth day of the first Test in Mount Maunganui.
The first two candidates to replace Nicola Sturgeon as Scotland's first minister announce their bids.
Richard E Grant will host this year's ceremony on BBC One from London's Royal Festival Hall.
The coronation service for King Charles will feature 12 newly-commissioned pieces of music.
Laurel Aldridge, described as "very vulnerable", has gone missing from Arundel in West Sussex.
Dreamland says it "jumped at the chance" when it was asked to be the new home to the piece.
The UK is preparing to announce it next week but the PM says there are "challenges to work through".
British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his petrochemicals firm Ineos have officially bid to buy Manchester United.
About 2,500 properties were still without supplies on Saturday morning following Friday's storm.
Projections suggest the UK recovering slower than other countries - and the reasons go beyond Brexit.
The BBC has seen a redacted letter sent on behalf of Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan.
A surge in detectorists unearthing historical artefacts could prompt changes to the legal definition.
Qatar's Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani and Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos make bids to buy Manchester United.
Rishi Sunak told broadcasters he was "pleased the police are looking at how that happened".
Security guard David Smith pleaded guilty of passing on details of the embassy and its staff for cash.
The information commissioner will ask the Lancashire force why it disclosed personal information.
Rishi Sunak is in Belfast as speculation rises that a deal could be done with the EU next week.
A source close to the home secretary says she demanded an explanation from Lancashire Police.
Nominations for the post opened after Nicola Sturgeon said she was to step down as first minister.
Police faced a backlash for revealing personal details of missing Nicola Bulley's struggles.
Royal College of Nursing to take action from 1 to 3 March in England in biggest walkout of dispute.
Senior party figures say a special conference may have to be delayed while a new leader is elected.
Many EU citizens could have lost their right to live in the UK under post-Brexit settlement rules.
The SNP's opponents believe Nicola Sturgeon's departure will hamper the push for Scottish independence.
Researchers say claims the milk helps support brain and nervous system development are unfounded.
Andrea Riseborough says she is "coming to terms" with her nomination, which has caused controversy.
The discount retailer is continuing its expansion plans after a strong Christmas sales period.
Roger, 69, is well enough to go home from hospital - but like many others, he cannot be discharged.
Two 15-year-olds appear at Liverpool Crown Court charged with murdering 16-year-old Brianna Ghey.
Two brothers are jailed after the "extremely life-like" latex disguises were found in their car.
The force's decision to reveal Nicola Bulley's struggle with the menopause is branded "disturbing".
The coin is the third in the Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone 25th anniversary collection series.
The astonishing story of 13 boys trapped in a cave had an almost flawlessly joyful ending - until now.
Lorna Acquah's search to find a rental flat was filled with long queues, bidding wars and greasy kitchens.
NHS England says the new approach to lower-priority emergency calls will speed up response times.
Manchester Museum says using local people as curators "led us to stories we'd never have imagined".
The footage of the Belfast-built ship was taken during an exploration by a three-person team in 1986.
After eight years as first minister, Ms Sturgeon says her head and her heart say it is the right time to go.
The mother's problems with drinking were brought on by her struggles with the menopause, police say.
The former Labour leader attacks a decision to bar him from representing Labour at the next election.
With no new pay offer in England, further teacher strikes are set to go ahead this month and next.
Administrators confirm that rescue talks have ended without a deal for the troubled airline.
The 15-year-old murdered Ian Kirwan by stabbing him in the heart at the Redditch Asda store.
Emma Pattison and Lettie are believed to have been shot by George Pattison before he killed himself.
Multiple sources are reporting a "flurry of activity" around the talks between the UK and the EU.
The "high-risk" missing mother vanished on a riverside dog walk in Lancashire almost three weeks ago.
The family of four-year-old Sahara Salman, who died, is sleeping on a relative's floor six months on.
The Scottish National Party leader made the announcement at a news conference in Edinburgh.
Ms Sturgeon refused to back anyone as a successor, insisting there was a wealth of talent within the SNP.
Two 15-year-olds are charged with the murder of 16-year-old Brianna Ghey who was stabbed in Warrington.
Sir Keir Starmer says the party has changed permanently under his leadership and "we are not going back".
A rights group criticises the UK after people were evicted from the British territory in the 1960s.
A 27-year-old man dies in hospital after being found injured in the Harehills area of Leeds.
The defence secretary says the Ukraine war has exposed "vulnerabilities" as he seeks more money.
The family of Jonathan Shenkin say he "died a hero in an act of bravery as a paramedic".
A toddler becomes the first to be treated by the NHS with a new gene therapy costing £2.875 million.
A man and a woman are arrested after councillors receive abusive messages over the missing mother.
One of his offences was committed four days before the then-Met PC abducted Sarah Everard.
He becomes the eighth British man to die in Ukraine since the Russian invasion last year.
The carmaker will cut 1,300 jobs, mainly at its research and development site in Essex.
Mel Stride tells the BBC Brexit brought "major opportunities" but they are taking time to appear.
Camilla's coronation crown will not feature the disputed Koh-i-Noor diamond, says Buckingham Palace.
The pop group, who last performed in 2015, are coming together again for a series of UK gigs.
A part of the artwork, a fridge freezer, will return "once it has been made safe", a council says.
Emily Lewis, 15, suffered "unsurvivable" injuries when the speedboat crashed into a buoy.
Environmental campaigners called it "world-leading" but some warned of lost construction jobs.
Fake Russian spies helped expose David Ballantyne Smith for sharing data with Russia, a court hears.
Police previously said there was no evidence to suggest the girl's stabbing was "hate related".
More than half of patients have waited more than four hours in some trusts in England this winter.
Most councils that can hike by 5% without a local vote are planning to do so, research suggests.
Uefa bears "primary responsibility" for the chaotic scenes before last year's Champions League final, an independent review has found.
Wayne Couzens exposed himself shortly before he abducted, raped and killed Sarah Everard in 2021.
But Conservatives say Labour's analysis of spending by government departments is a "political stunt".
Brianna Ghey, 16, who was stabbed to death in a park is described as "fearless and one of a kind".
A 15-year-old boy and girl are being held on suspicion of murdering a 16-year-old girl in Warrington.
Richard Sharp's position is "extremely difficult" following in MPs' report, says SNP's John Nicolson.
He is accused of beating an emergency worker after disorder outside a hotel housing asylum seekers.
The Royal College of Nursing is considering a 48-hour strike in England as a row over pay intensifies.
A committee says Mr Sharp did not give the "full facts" while applying for the job at the BBC.
A police officer and two members of the public suffered minor injuries during the disorder.
The Tate Britain gallery hosts a story-telling event with children's author and drag queen Aida H Dee.
Charities are pushing for the pilot project to be rolled out nationally and to be funded by the government.
Vapes should only be used by smokers who want to give up tobacco, health officials continue to warn.
Emma Ambler, campaigning in memory of her sister and nieces, said immediate action is needed.
Mick Lynch says the union will keep talking to rail firms, after it rejected an offer on pay on Friday.
The City of London Corporation plans curfew times for new developments to switch off or dim lights.
One source suggests a legal text is now being looked at where the final details are nailed down.
Styles is up for four prizes, including best album, but faces competition from Wet Leg and Stormzy.
Merseyside Police say missiles were thrown towards officers after an "initially peaceful protest".
New Labour MP Ashley Dalton says voters "do not have confidence" in the Conservatives to govern.
The British government is urged by MPs to hold an "honest" inquiry into its role in Afghanistan.
The justice secretary and deputy prime minister defends his conduct amid allegations of bullying.
A protest was held after the suspected racially-aggravated assault on the girl in Surrey.
Police search teams move "further downstream" and then out towards the sea at Morecambe Bay.
NHS performance figures in England show pressure eased in January - but concerns remain.
Strike dates have been put on hold as union members are balloted over an improved pay offer.
Katie Waissel says she had a "horrifying" experience during and after being on The X Factor in 2010.
The Ukrainian leader thanks the UK for its "grit" and calls on the West to provide fighter planes.
Helen Hewlett is convicted of soliciting the murder of a man she met at the Linda McCartney factory.
The 12-year-old was found unconscious at his home and died after a legal battle over life support.
More than 11,000 people have died and thousands have lost homes following the earthquake.
It comes after the former PM's latest declaration of a £2.5m advance payment for speaking events.
A friend of missing Nicola Bulley says people have been turning up to "do social media things".
The Ukrainian leader meets PM Rishi Sunak and King Charles, and will make a speech to Parliament.
The protocol has been challenged by unionists, who say it breaches the Acts of Union and NI Act.
Sharing internal data with the BBC, a whistleblower warns risks to the public could be missed.
The duchess's half-sister says Meghan "falsely and maliciously" said she was "an only child".
The allegations by a former McDonald's worker come after the chain signed an agreement to protect staff.
Stewart McDonald tells the BBC his emails have been stolen by a group linked to Russian intelligence.
More than 5,000 people have died in the earthquake which struck near Gaziantep, Turkey on Monday.
An ex-senior civil servant talks anonymously to BBC Newsnight about the deputy prime minister's conduct.
Officers say they are "fully open" to new information and are following about 500 lines of inquiry.
David Carrick used "his power and control" as a police officer to stop victims reporting him.
Police recover a firearm owned by George Pattison, who was found dead with his wife and daughter.
Lucy Frazer leads a streamlined department of culture, media, and sport as the PM changes his team.
Two men broke into the Olympian's home when he was in the property with his wife and children.
Richard Sharp is grilled by MPs about his involvement in arranging a loan for Boris Johnson.
The transport secretary will explain how tickets can be simpler for passengers in a speech on Tuesday.
Members of the Turkish community are awaiting news about family as the earthquake death toll rises.
It is the latest energy giant to report record annual profits after oil and gas prices soared last year.
The underwater search for Nicola Bulley continues, as detectives focus on a river path.
Despite new transparency laws, the owners of 50,000 British premises remain hidden from public view.
The Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Department will be reorganised, the BBC understands.
The head of a private school in Surrey has been found dead along with her husband and seven-year-old daughter.
Ambulance staff and nurses walk out on Monday with further strikes to follow this week.
Doorbell footage of Nicola Bulley outside her home on the day she disappeared is shared with the BBC.
Grant Shapps, who briefly served in Liz Truss's cabinet, said inflation must fall before taxes are cut.
Sharon Graham urges him to break the deadlock ahead of the biggest week of strikes in NHS history.
Nicola Bulley’s friend says speculation online is hurtful as police condemn social media abuse.
The Home Secretary says "enough is enough" after Just Stop Oil protests "drained police resources".
The ex-PM's comments are the first detailed remarks she has made since she was forced out of No 10.
Jamie Austin finishes the last leg of his challenge after setting off from Leeds 10 days ago.
The business secretary says Ofgem took the word of energy firms and " had the wool pulled over their eyes".
Timothy Welch was adopted when he was six weeks old and found his birth mother 58 years later.
The My Beautiful Launderette author said losing the use of his limbs had been "illuminating as well as terrible".
The Trevelyan family, who owned more than 1,000 African slaves in the 19th Century, will also pay reparations.
Police say their concern over the whereabouts of the couple and their newborn 'continues to grow'.
Sir Ed Davey says a higher minimum wage for the sector would help prevent an "exodus" to better paid jobs.
Police want to trace a woman in a yellow coat who was walking on Garstang Road on 27 January.
Duhan van der Merwe's late try gives Scotland back-to-back wins at Twickenham for the first time, turning Calcutta Cup history on its head with a stunning Six Nations victory against a spirited England.
Magistrates told it is "irrational" not to grant applications by energy suppliers, leaked document shows.
Kyiv says Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw's remains were handed over as part of a prisoner swap.
The most common complaints include incorrect billing, poor customer service and problems switching suppliers.
It is believed the incident was caused by the wrong chemical being added to drinking water.
With NHS England about to enter its biggest round of strikes, leaders say clearing backlogs will be difficult.
Brighton waste company Lord of the Bins say they face the prospect of spending thousands to rebrand.
The brewing industry is battling the cost-of-living crisis while still recovering from the pandemic.
Police believe Nicola Bulley fell into the river but her sister says there is "no evidence" of that.
People aged 16-49 in England have until 12 February to take up the offer of a vaccine booster.
Women who worked for the governing body in the '90s say they also experienced sexist comments.
Public Image Ltd, which John Lydon formed after the Sex Pistols split, had hoped to go to the song contest.
UK Athletics wants a change in legislation to ensure the women's category is lawfully reserved for competitors who are recorded female at birth.
Detectives say they are not treating the disappearance of mother-of-two Nicola Bulley as suspicious.
The discovery happened at an event organised by a couple who lost their son aged just 31.
Lyne Barlow left more than 1,400 people out of pocket or stranded abroad by incomplete bookings.
New law will aim to cover expectant mothers from the moment they tell their boss they are pregnant.
The singer, whose real name is Paul Gadd, was jailed in 2015 for sexually abusing three schoolgirls.
Jaswant Singh Chail was caught with a loaded crossbow at Windsor Castle on Christmas Day 2021.
Mother-of-two Nicola Bulley disappeared a week ago while on a riverside walk with her dog.
British Gas has been heavily criticised for practices around installing prepayment meters.
Its boss expresses "horror" that agents entered customers' homes to fit prepayment meters.
Demand is expected to be high to see the singer take her acclaimed Renaissance album on the road.
Bosses of Heathrow, Selfridges and Harrods are calling on the government to reinstate duty-free shopping.
Critics call for higher taxes on energy firms as Shell reports a record $39.9bn of profit.
Social landlords are urged to "act now" after an audit of homes following toddler Awaab Ishak's death.
World Heritage Site status has been sought for almost half a million acres of blanket bog.
Joseph Ward seriously injured the inspector by reversing into him and driving off to avoid arrest.
Ministers say they expect Rishi Sunak's deputy to be the next senior figure to be shown the door.
Scientists will monitor the virus, but UK health chiefs say the risk to the public is very low.
The annual bill for the average household in England and Wales will go up by £31, Water UK says.
Residents took legal action saying visitors were looking into their homes from the viewing platform.
The girl was attacked in the back garden of a property and died at the scene, police say.
Teachers in the National Education Union - and support staff in Wales - will strike over pay on Wednesday.
The man, aged about 70, was seen in the River Wyre area around the time Nicola Bulley disappeared.
Police forces promise "cultural change" as they respond to a critical report into the 1989 disaster.
The struggling High Street stationery retailer has failed to find a buyer, putting 820 jobs at risk.
The Royal Navy cedes control, as the home secretary warns small boats could cost the Tories the election.
Under the bill some employees would have to work during strikes - and could be sacked if they refuse.
The Fire Brigades Union says it will not announce dates for 10 days so employers can table an improved offer.
Talks between Education Secretary Gillian Keegan and union chiefs have proved "unproductive".
The PM says he followed "the right process" after learning about claims against Nadhim Zahawi.
Extra capacity will help the NHS in England tackle emergency care delays, the prime minister says.
Boris Johnson says he had an "extraordinary" call with President Putin before the Ukraine invasion.
Pressure was mounting on Nadhim Zahawi after it emerged he paid a tax penalty while chancellor.
The then-PM was warned off talking to incoming BBC chairman Richard Sharp, the Sunday Times reports.
A 16-year-old boy is arrested on suspicion of murder following the stabbing in Northumberland.
As the prime minister reaches a key milestone, Laura Kuenssberg assesses his performance so far.
The airline said it was ceasing trading and cancelling all flights, affecting 75,000 passengers.
Daniel Abed Khalife was charged on Friday over two incidents at RAF Stafford, including a bomb hoax.
The apocalyptic plot of hit TV series The Last of Us has coincided with a real-life threat from fungi.
Pep Guardiola calls Nathan Ake an "exceptional guy" after he sends Manchester City into the FA Cup fifth round with the winner against Arsenal.
The 21-year-old serviceman is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Saturday.
Isla Bryson applied fake tan to students who were unaware of the rape charges against her.
The six women were given suspended sentences for smashing glass panels on the front of the building.
The BBC understands some workers pulled out after they were told they would be identified to Dominic Raab.
Maddy Lawrence, 20, died after dislocating her hip whilst playing for her university rugby team.
The man had been working on the pop-up toilet, which is stored beneath the ground during the day.
Laura Winham had refused contact with her family, who she thought were trying to harm her.
William Beer, 96, is jailed for more than two years for causing death by dangerous driving.
Russell Causley murdered Carole Packman in 1985 and has never revealed the whereabouts of her body.
Jamie Lewis received a jail sentence for taking and sharing photos of two murdered sisters.
Prices of supermarket staples are rising at the fastest rate in decades, hitting "free from" shoppers hard.
It will be scrutinised by businesses who claim the government has no long-term plan for the economy.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed convicted rapist Isla Bryson will not be incarcerated in Cornton Vale.
The drug, which can have damaging side effects, is thought to be a factor in anti-social behaviour.
The competition watchdog is concerned shoppers are being "misled" about goods claiming to be green.
A helicopter fitted with a device which can detect reflective material and even credit cards is being used.
The strike across 30 services in England is the latest action by NHS staff in the pay dispute.
More than 100 charities warn unaccompanied child asylum seekers housed in hotels are at risk.
Politicians and journalists are being targeted with espionage attacks, the UK government is warning.
Up to £200 was offered by some banks to switching customers - prompting the most moves since 2013.
Car production in the UK continued to fall last year, lagging further behind the US and EU.
Police arrest a 61-year-old man over what the MP's spokesman says was an "unpleasant encounter".
The American Bullies Kennel Club event is cancelled after undercover filming found welfare issues.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says the PM should have sacked Nadhim Zahawi, at Prime Minister's Questions.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, the boss of Russia's Wagner group, used an exemption to get around UK sanctions.
Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley says the alleged offences include violence against women and girls.
The British actor went missing 12 days ago during a hike in mountains near Los Angeles.
Government proposals "damage people's ability to enforce their rights", a group of MPs and peers say.
Rishi Sunak is likely to be grilled at Prime Minister's Questions about the conduct of his party chairman.
Gwendoline Cazenave said post-Brexit border checks were causing problems for the train company.
Parents are buying toys of £30 to £50 but saving money by resisting unplanned, small purchases.
As the online giant faces its first UK strike, staff in Coventry tell the BBC why they are walking out.
Ambulance crews say they are treating more people who are sick because they cannot afford to heat their home.
Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw were killed in Soledar, eastern Ukraine, family members say.
Isla Bryson carried out the rapes in Clydebank and Glasgow in 2016 and 2019 while known as a man.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service says Barry Martin, 38, suffered serious injuries tackling the blaze.
In November, Walliams admitted making "disrespectful comments" about two past contestants.
CCTV shows Constance Marten and Mark Gordon, who are missing with their baby, shopping in London.
Kwasi Kwarteng's rejection of electricity link from Portsmouth to France is overturned in High Court.
Some people can cut back on electricity to get a bonus payment, but some will earn very little.
Richard Sharp says he is confident there was no conflict of interest and he welcomed an inquiry.
Former staff and leaked papers reveal shocking abuse claims at three South Yorkshire children's homes.
The law graduate's killer could have been recalled to prison before the attack, a report has found.
There are fears that 2023 could see a wave of company failures as the cost of living crisis continues.
Richard Sharp apologises for the "distraction" amid claims he helped secure a loan for Boris Johnson.
Rishi Sunak asks his ethics adviser to look into the tax affairs of Tory Party chairman Nadhim Zahawi.
The regulator says it is concerned about the growth in households being switched to prepayment meters.
The Conservative Party chairman is under pressure over his taxes, after saying he made a "careless error".
Nadhim Zahawi should release "the absolute facts" on his taxes, ex-Tory party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith says.
A report says chairman of the BBC helped arrange deal weeks before then-PM recommended him for role.
The event to be broadcast live on the BBC is among the celebrations to mark the coronation in May.
Labour calls on the ex-chancellor to answer questions after he addresses "confusion" about his taxes.
Tory Party Chairman Nadhim Zahawi faces calls to resign over claims he tried to avoid tax.
NHS England's chief executive says extended industrial action is "clearly having an impact".
The Stagecoach co-founder, her husband and two members of her family strongly deny the allegations.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak gets fixed penalty notice for not wearing seatbelt in a moving car while filming social media video.
The archbishop says he supports the changes, but has a responsibility "for the whole communion".
The girl's family argued she would not have lost her limbs if she had been treated urgently.
The original inquest into Yousef Makki's stabbing rejected both unlawful killing and accidental death.
Unite the union say strikes will coincide with larger walkouts by NHS workers over the next two months.
The Taoiseach says the post-Brexit measure was imposed on unionists and nationalists without their consent.
One man said his teeth were not strong enough to bite an apple after wearing aligners bought remotely.
Low prescribing in the early months of the pandemic may lead to more heart attacks and strokes, study warns.
Customers on Economy 7 tariffs see bills rise 7.6% despite the government fixing prices until April.
The PM's spokesman says he made an "error of judgment" while filming for social media in a moving car.
The 999 operator did not know when an ambulance would arrive to treat five year old Niamh.
Jake Davison had his licence revoked in 2020 but police returned it in 2021 ahead of the shooting in Plymouth.
Train companies have increased their offer to RMT rail workers in an attempt to prevent more strikes.
High-risk patient Beth Matthews, 26, was given "inadequate care" before her death, an inquest rules.
Two other women died at the same hospital as blogger Beth Matthews weeks before her death, the BBC finds.
Andy Street calls for an end to "begging bowl culture" as £2.1bn is allocated to local projects.
Ex-Crawley Town boss John Yems directed racist abuse towards his players, a panel finds.
It comes after charity Citizens Advice sees a sharp increase in people needing crisis support.
Those born as a result of rape will be explicitly defined as victims under the law, the government says.
Khadeejah Khan talks about being the one who tells candidates when it's time to learn their fate.
The charges relate to an investigation into a serving Met chief inspector, who was later found dead.
High Court papers show Cardiff City sought £20m coverage for the striker the day after he died.
Town centres and new rail projects are also set to benefit from the government's levelling up fund.
The order follows the serving Met Police officer David Carrick admitting to being a serial rapist.
The baby's mother, Constance Marten, is from a wealthy family but is now estranged from them, say police.
It would have cost the UK less if the disputes had been settled months ago, admits rail minister.
The overall rate of price rises slowed to 10.5% in December but dairy and sugar costs grew.
One out of every four hospitals and community services will be affected by the two 12-hour walkouts.
The bishops will recommend that "prayers for God's blessing" for gay couples be adopted, the BBC expects.
Scotland's first minister says the courts will be asked to rule on whether the UK government can block the reforms.
The company is expected to fall into administration on Tuesday after hopes of a last-minute bid were dashed.
Walkouts are planned for 1 and 3 February after the Aslef union calls a pay offer "clearly unacceptable".
The long-serving DJ says it's "time for a change" and he'll join rival station Greatest Hits Radio.
Wages rose at their fastest rate since 2001 excluding the pandemic, but still lag behind rising prices.
David Carrick has admitted dozens of rape and sexual offences against 12 women across two decades.
Russell Grant, Debbie Rix and Francis Wilson are among the familiar faces returning to the red sofa.
The government has conceded after nearly 50 Conservative MPs rebelled over the Online Safety Bill.
Andy Murray produces one of his best performances in recent years to hold off Italian 13th seed Matteo Berrettini in a five-set thriller at the Australian Open first round.
The NEU announces seven days of strike action in February and March, affecting 23,400 schools.
Hundreds of people without tickets would regularly pay cash to get in, a whistleblower tells the BBC.
Six to 14 year-olds were asked in a survey for words they felt had been important during the year.
A look back at some of the unexpected funny moments in the history of the BBC's morning news programme.
Sir Mark Rowley apologises for failings in the case of PC David Carrick, who admitted 49 offences.
David Carrick admits 49 offences against 12 women, including multiple rapes, over two decades.
A man is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a shooting injured two girls and four women.
Advisers warn of pain to come as a poll for the BBC suggests many have no idea how they will repay festive spending.
The Labour leader criticises the "bureaucracy" in some parts of the health service as he calls for change.
A seven-year-old girl suffered life-threatening injuries in the shooting and five others were hurt.
A girl is in a life-threatening condition after a shooting which injured another child and four women.
Former Iranian minister Alireza Akbari was arrested in 2019 and convicted of spying for the UK.
Guidance to landlords over mould and damp risks will be reviewed after the death of Awaab Ishak.
Downing Street says ambulance workers are "greatly valued" and the "door remains open" for talks.
In a new interview with the Daily Telegraph, the prince says he wants an apology for his wife, Meghan.
Brian Kilgallon says he started making the videos with his son during the coronavirus lockdown.
More than 80 flood warnings are in place across the UK, as a cold weather alert is also issued.
The 28-year-old woman from London was walking a number of dogs when she was killed in an attack.
The Manchester City footballer was accused of luring women to his home and sexually assaulting them.
A court hears Harry May thought the monarch's visit to the "poor area" of Luton was in "bad taste".
Dennis McGrory was initially cleared of the murder of a teenager he raped and strangled in 1975.
The PM says he is awaiting final advice before deciding whether to block Scotland's gender reforms.
Ms McNally, 32, was 15 weeks pregnant when she was stabbed on 18 December at her home in Lurgan.
The UK economy grew by 0.1% in November despite soaring costs and strike action, according to new figures.
Tory rebels want to make social media bosses criminally liable if they fail to protect children.
Cholesterol-lowering pills could help more people cut their risk of heart attacks and stroke, guidelines say.
The two political leaders met during Mr Sunak's first visit to Scotland since becoming PM.
A review by a Tory MP, seen by the BBC, criticises "inconsistent policy" calls for a "new approach".
Police say seven dogs have been seized after officers were called to Caterham on Thursday.
Nearly 40 Tory MPs want tech bosses to face time in prison if they fail to protect children online.
London mayor's call for closer ties with the EU puts him at odds with the Labour leader on Brexit.
Senior sister Susan Beswick is struggling to keep patients safe, as demand soars at Royal Bolton Hospital.
New forecasts by Investec suggest energy bills could fall below £2,500 from July as wholesale gas prices fall.
The 26-year-old midfielder was pulled over by police in the early hours of the morning.
The boyband star had drunk a bottle of port before boarding a flight to London City Airport.
The artists get four nominations each, but female acts are entirely missing in the best artist prize.
The NASUWT reports a 42% turnout, saying 90% of those who voted are in favour of striking.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are visiting Liverpool, where they officially opened a new hospital.
Sharp deterioration in response times for emergencies like heart attacks and strokes in England.
A Russian mercenary group says it has found the body of one of two missing Britons in Ukraine - the claim has not been verified.
Some images from the life of one of rock's most influential guitarists, who has died aged 78.
The family of a father-of-five, 68, had to drive him to hospital last November after a heart attack.
The NHS says there is an "urgent need" for ethnic minority organ donors to help find the best matches.
Citizens Advice says people moved to the pay-as-you-go method risked going without heat and light.
One of rock's most influential guitarists, he was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice.
The government says a new law is unnecessary as there are already several offences which cover spiking.
The ministerial-level discussions with the new right-wing government focused on a free trade deal.
People working in 124 government departments and several other bodies will walk out on 1 February.
The firm is telling customers to stop sending items abroad while it tries to resolve the issue.
The government has revised its position on what can be offered to striking rail workers, the RDG says.
An alleged "passport gang" used identities of alcoholics to get documents for criminals, a court hears.
Health unions pull out of the independent pay review process, upping pressure on ministers.
A man is held over the death of Elle Edwards, who was shot outside a pub in Wallasey on Christmas Eve.
Women report positives, but also areas for improvement in a report by England's care regulator.
Andrew Bridgen suspended as Conservative MP for spreading misinformation, the chief whip says.
Responding for the first time to coverage of his book, the prince accuses some in the press of "lies".
Chris Parry, 28, has been missing in Ukraine along with Andrew Bagshaw, 48, since Friday.
The firm, formerly known as Hermes, says staff shortages, Royal Mail strikes and bad weather have caused disruption.
Health managers say Wednesday's walkout in England and Wales will be harder to cope with.
The online giant is to shut three warehouses, but also plans to open two new ones creating 2,500 roles.
Rachael and Helen Patching, aged 33 and 52, from Kent, were visiting Ystradfellte while on holiday.
There are 28 warnings in England and one in Wales that householders and firms should expect floods.
A UK project plans large-scale genetic surveillance of risky respiratory viruses, such as flu and RSV.
Petrol at lowest price since Russia invaded Ukraine, but diesel still costs more than last year.
Being in a fishing lake is like "being in a branch of Waitrose" for a hungry seal, an expert says.
The number of hospital beds occupied by patients ready to be discharged is also at a record level.
A search is under way for British nationals Andrew Bagshaw and Christopher Parry in Ukraine.
The action by primary teachers will be followed by a walkout by secondary teachers on Wednesday.
The Welsh government says nuclear medicine will face a supply crisis by 2030 if nothing is done.
Physical game sales fell 4.5% last year, the digital entertainment and retail association says.
The amount of damages being sought in class actions leapt from £4bn in 2021 to £26bn in 2022.
It can improve life for thousands with type 1 diabetes in England and Wales, health assessors say.
The party will pledge more support for older workers and those with medical conditions.
A group of volunteers in Camden, London, want to save your broken electricals from the scrapheap.
The first ever satellite mission launched from UK soil has a technical problem on its climb to space.
Some businesses expressed disappointment over reduced government help with energy bills from April.
Total retail sales jumped by almost 7% but price rises meant shoppers bought less but spent more.
In a letter they say the Hong Kong media tycoon's upcoming national security trial is "deeply concerning".
The government says the current level of support for firms was "unsustainably expensive".
A Unite official says the NHS talks were a "missed opportunity", as meetings with teaching and rail unions also go ahead.
In an ITV interview, the prince points out Buckingham Palace took more action after a recent race row.
Officers speak to motorists and pedestrians, and hand out leaflets as the investigation continues.
Figures suggest more than four billion pieces of single-use cutlery are used in England each year.
High street retailers paid suppliers in Bangladesh less than production costs, researchers claim.
The PM says he is open to a "responsible" and "affordable" deal in a bid to end strike action.
The PM says his healthcare is "a personal choice", as a union leader urges him to "come clean".
Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, Steve Barclay says he remains "ready to engage" with unions.
In a new clip, he also speaks about how difficult it was to meet the public after his mother died.
Labour says patients deserve "more than a talking shop" and Lib Dems say it's too little too late.
The Rail Delivery Group says its offer would see wages for drivers rise by £5,000 by the end of 2023.
The number of LGBT+ people living in England and Wales has been revealed in the 2021 census.
In his book, Harry describes killing 25 Taliban fighters as being like removing chess pieces from a board.
Claire is thinking of leaving her job so she can take her seven-year-old daughter to school.
Members of a union for doctors are to be balloted over a 72-hour walkout in March in England.
Grief at his mother's death and anger towards his family - our royal correspondent explores Spare.
Confidential details including child passport scans and SEN data is published online, the BBC finds.
More electricity in Great Britain last year came from renewable sources than from fossil fuels.
Data from 50 universities shows 28% of courses are like this, compared with 4.1% before the pandemic.
The government is working with German pharmaceutical company BioNTech on new ways to fight cancer.
Leeds 2023 is about to begin, bringing a year of cultural celebrations. But how did it come about?
Shekeila Scarlett, one of the youngest people in the UK to chair a board of governors, argues the body should reflect the students.
What you need to know about the rail strike and other industrial action, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
Harry claims William physically attacked him, and says he urged his father not to marry Camilla.
Russell Causley murdered his wife Carole Packman in 1985 but has never revealed where her body is.
Fire, ambulance and rail would have to provide minimum services in laws planned for later this year.
Police, who describe the death as suspicious, say more tests are needed to discover how he died.
Police were called to waterfalls in the Brecon Beacons after two people were seen in the river.
The Labour leader promises to transfer powers from Westminster and turn the slogan into a "solution".
Mark Drakeford says he had to accept a luxury hotel stay, paid for by Qatar, on his World Cup trip.
Elle Edwards, who was shot on Christmas Eve in Wallasey, was a "beautiful young woman", a coroner says.
She is accused of involvement in the genital mutilation of a four-year-old British girl in Kenya.
The average annual temperature last year was more than 10C for the first time, the Met Office says.
The government says it will not go ahead with a controversial plan to sell the broadcaster.
In a trailer for a new ITV interview, the prince is also asked if he will attend his father's coronation.
What you need to know about the rail strike and other industrial action this week, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
In his book Spare, the Duke of Sussex claims his brother pushed him to the floor, the Guardian says.
A chip shortage contributed to the drop in car registrations in 2022 - but electric cars boost market share.
The London trio, whose throwback R&B sound is compared to Destiny's Child, are tipped for the top.
Sir Keir will promise "national renewal" but no "spending our way out of a crisis", in a major speech.
Pharmacies say there are supply chain issues with some products but people should not panic buy.
The deaths of eight people in recent weeks may have been caused by lengthy ambulance waiting times.
Rishi Sunak also makes pledges on the economy and small boat crossings in his first major speech of 2023.
In a leaked letter, Michelle Donelan tells the PM privatisation "is not the right decision".
The ambition for pupils in England will feature in the prime minister's first speech of 2023.
Sean Patterson, a 33-year-old personal trainer, was shot and killed in St James, Jamaica.
Harry Styles, Cat Burns and Kate Bush scored huge hits, as UK music fans streamed 150 billion songs.
Analysis of mobile phone data finds people are swapping big cities for life by the seaside.
This week surgeries across the country likely face intense demand after the Christmas break.
What you need to know about the rail strike and other strike action this week, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.
Shops may have no choice but to up prices when energy bills rise in April, the retail industry body says.
Michael Smith wins the PDC World Championship for the first time, beating Michael van Gerwen 7-4 in a magnificent final.
Steve Barclay blames pandemic for health service woes, but insists government has right plan in place.
Eleanor Williams lied to police and posted on Facebook she had been trafficked by an "Asian gang".
The girl, who took her own life, should have been seen as a victim not a terrorist, her mum says.
Two victims of the Gold Coast helicopter collision were a couple who only got married last year.
The bill is set to pass into law before summer but is opposed by victims' groups in Northern Ireland.
A British couple and two Australians were killed in a mid-air collision on the Gold Coast.
The Irish prime minister says perhaps the Northern Ireland protocol is a "little bit too strict".
Only 20% of services are expected to run this week due to walkouts by RMT and Aslef union members.
Ministers are facing criticism amid warnings the NHS is on a knife edge and a surge of critical incidents.
The Duke of Sussex is heard in excerpts of two broadcast interviews ahead of the release of his book.
There was a huge response from the emergency services following the blaze in the Scottish city.
Two men charged with murdering non-league footballer Cody Fisher are remanded in custody.
Volunteers are needed to help identify sharks, skates and rays as part of a conservation project.
Hospitals are facing soaring demands and experts say there is "no doubt" it causes harm to patients.
A total of 17,145 shops shut last year across the UK's High Streets, shopping centres and parades.
Ice alerts are in force for the whole of Scotland, much of northern England and Northern Ireland.
More than 8,000 performers delight flag-waving crowds at an annual parade in central London.
The new year was marked with fireworks displays and street parties despite the wet weather.
Who needs online dating apps when you can meet eligible partners at the tip of a sword?
Local wildlife experts say it may be the first time a walrus has been seen in Yorkshire.
People across the country welcomed in the new year with parties, fireworks and a few drams.
The Most Reverend Justin Welby uses his new year's message to highlight the social care crisis.
A trip to the beach changed Matthew Bassett's life - now he's determined to say yes to everything.
Non-league footballer Cody Fisher was fatally attacked at a club in Birmingham on Boxing Day.
Gary McKee had been aiming to reach the target for charity, having run 26.2 miles every day this year.
The West Coast Mainline is closed between Carlisle and Scotland as a clean-up takes place after Friday's floods.
The Wikileaks founder fighting extradition to the US will seek leave from Belmarsh, his wife says.
The 31-year-old had been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder but has now been released.
Teresa Hanson, 53, appeared at Hull Magistrates' Court charged with killing her husband Paul Hanson.
Demand for hospitals driven by winter illness means the NHS is being "pressurised like never before".
A nurse says she is heartbroken that nothing can be done to save her house from coastal erosion.
New year bookings at bars and restaurants are down due to rail strikes and price rises, industry experts say.
The PM says 2022 has been tough but promises to focus on people's priorities, in New Year's message.
Chris Bryant and Julian Lewis are among the political figures recognised in the New Year Honours list.
The Queen guitarist is knighted in a list that also celebrates the Lionesses' Euro 2022 victory.
England players Leah Williamson and Beth Mead and former Olympic heptathlon champion Denise Lewis are among those recognised in the New Year's Honours
Artist Grayson Perry and Queen's Brian May are among the cultural figures in the New Year Honours.
The controversial influencer is detained in an investigation into rape and human trafficking.
It is understood the decision follows concerns about data being provided by the Chinese government.
The family of Christmas Eve pub shooting victim Elle Edwards, 26, need answers, say police.
Non-league footballer Cody Fisher was fatally injured on a night out in Birmingham on Boxing Day.
Sir Jeremy Fleming interviews head of US intelligence agency as guest editor of Radio 4's Today programme.
The TUC says further industrial action could take place next year unless the government enters negotiations.
Ex-Wales winger Lenny Woodard says people will be "shocked" when the full list is revealed.
Slight changes to gas and electricity rates are likely to add only pennies, not pounds, to your bill.
About 1,000 staff at six UK airports are once again taking industrial action over pay and conditions.
The National Trust says this year's weather is a stark illustration of the challenges facing nature.
The Bafta-winning actor was best known for political satire, including Bremner, Bird and Fortune.
Michael Cullen will walk from John O'Groats to Land's End before finally hanging up his trunks.
The BBC's political editor looks back at some of the moments away from the photo-op in a dramatic year at Westminster.
The Air Balloon in Birdlip is being demolished to make way for a major road upgrade on the A417.
Properties are evacuated and four people treated in hospital after the incident in Evesham.
Meet the social media influencers sharing their love of the Welsh language to new audiences.
Lyla Lake, who was missing for almost a week over Christmas, has been found safe, police say.
Council bosses in England fear the 38% spending rise on agency staff since 2017 will harm services.
Gig economy workers say they're having to make changes as orders drop and their wages stagnate.
Jasmine Harrison, 23, explains what it was like to spend three months swimming the length of the UK.
Cody Fisher's "heart-broken" family pays tribute to their "best friend" who died in a nightclub.
Strikes this week include staff from customer service, safety and timetabling at three companies.
Despite efforts to save him, police say he was pronounced dead about 30 minutes after being injured.
Passengers are being urged to check travel times as rail workers finish their latest walkout.
A man, 30, and a woman, 19, are in custody after being held in connection with Elle Edwards's killing.
Elle Edwards, 26, sustained head injuries when a gunman opened fire at the pub in Merseyside.
Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon will miss the rest of the season after a double leg break, Heart of Midlothian confirm.
The 10.7 million who saw King Charles's message compares with 8.96 million who watched the Queen a year ago.
The Met Office has confirmed snow fell in parts of Scotland on 25 December as weather warnings were extended.
More than 45,000 migrants have made the perilous crossing from France to England so far this year
Jon White raised more than £8,000 for the force's charity after setting off on Christmas Day.
The rising cost of living is expected to curb the appetite for post-Christmas bargain-hunting.
People are being urged to come and enjoy the event but to be mindful of safety and the environment.
Conservationists say the rediscovery in Devon is "a fantastic and highly important find".
The speed limit will drop from 30mph to 20mph in some built-up areas in Wales next September.
The UK Health Security Agency says it will halt publishing the figures from early January.
Using dogs to chase or kill foxes was made illegal in England and Wales in the Hunting Act 2004.
Warnings for ice and snow are in place in parts of the UK as rail strikes continue on Boxing Day.
The 26-year-old was shot in the head while celebrating Christmas with her sister and friends.
In his first Christmas speech, King Charles praises public services and volunteers helping those in need.
Dutch trance legend Armin van Buuren hopes the London singer's music keeps on "inspiring others".
The Christmas Eve service was organised by the Princess of Wales and featured tributes to the late Queen.
The former Desert Island Discs host returns to the radio programme - this time as the interviewee.
Crews were called to Hockley, Essex, on Christmas Eve and treated the dog and owner at the scene.
Wales' Anglican and Catholic archbishops have issued a joint Christmas message for the first time.
A spokesperson for the royal couple says the newspaper profited off "hate, violence and misogyny".
Police say officers were called to a "serious medical incident" at the complex in Wiltshire.
The 69-year-old was held by police after the incident at Glasgow Royal Infirmary on Christmas Eve.
Former Royal Marine Mark Ormrod lost both his legs and his right arm in an Afghanistan bomb blast.
The Rugby League star's father says it happened while the family were out for a Christmas meal.
Plans to lower financial help for "poorest and most vulnerable" towards NHS glasses cost criticised.
Rishi Sunak phones diplomats, Royal Navy crew and other workers to thank them for their efforts.
Trains will stop running at around 15:00 on Saturday, as walkouts on the railways and other industries continue.
Charles is set to include a tribute to his late mother in his first Christmas Day address.
The Thames Valley force says it is investigating "multiple incidents of disorder" in Milton Keynes.
The newspaper says it regrets publishing the piece, in which Clarkson said he "hated" the duchess.
Police say they were "compelled" to return the dogs to a centre that breeds them for animal testing.
Lizzie Pattison has a Christmas panic when an Amazon parcel contains cereal rather than a computer.
Mother-of-three Heather Smedley was hit by a police car which was pursuing a suspected stolen vehicle.
The charity campaigners now have more Christmas number ones than any other act in chart history.
A community group welcomes 150 people to a festive meal in Oxfordshire to fight loneliness and isolation.
Homelessness in England is on the rise, but one scheme to stop rough sleeping has proved a success.
Nurses threaten to strike again on 18 and 19 January, as more ambulance workers join walkout next month.
Carter has his first pair of football boots, three years earlier than doctors thought he would walk.
Specialist investigators have been called in to Betsi Cadwaladr health board in north Wales.
A new law will simplify transitioning but UK ministers say they have concerns and may step in.
Travellers arriving in the UK are warned to expect disruption and delays as staff who check passports go on strike.
But molnupiravir showed no obvious benefit at reducing hospital cases and deaths, a study found.
Manchester City beat Liverpool in an entertaining fourth-round tie to reach the last eight of the Carabao Cup.
Hundreds of people recognised for showcasing community values are celebrated in the service.
A new law will simplify the process of transitioning, but the UK government says it has concerns and may step in.
The action is a direct result of the government's refusal to negotiate over pay, union leaders say.
The below-inflation increase in regulated fares will take place in March, the government says
Thousands of paramedics, call handlers and technicians are taking action in England and Wales until midnight.
Damien Bendall carried out "brutal, vicious and cruel attacks" on his defenceless victims.
Members of the Royal College of Nursing are planning strike action after voting down a pay deal.
The health secretary says unions have "taken a conscious choice to inflict harm on patients".
Thomas Cashman, 34, pleads not guilty to the murder of the nine-year-old in her home in Liverpool.
Producers made the offer after the singer said watching the ITV soap makes him feel "at home".
Gopal Clarke, Arthur Lazarus and Henry Olohan admitted crimes at the Bristol disorder in 2021.
All 10 of the most expensive streets in England are in south and west London, according to Halifax.
The Specials star had pancreatic cancer which spread to his liver, says bassist Horace Panter.
Almost 90% of pubs are considering shorter opening hours over winter as bills rise, according to a new survey.
A marathon debate on controversial gender reforms ends for the night after the lights go out in the Holyrood chamber.
MSPs are set to decide on the controversial plans to reform gender recognition legislation.
Hundreds of people were sent to immigration removal centres after Manston exceeded capacity, emails show.
Damon Alexander-Cole became homeless in 2020 and found that walking helped him to rebuild his life.
People are being asked to use services "wisely" and only call 999 in a life-threatening emergency.
The prime minister is under pressure to reopen nurses' pay talks, as ambulance workers prepare for walk outs.
The first week of the new year will be marked by rail strikes as drivers take action over pay.
Will Quince says disruption should be expected during planned walkouts from paramedics on Wednesday.
The boys, aged two and five, were found dead at a home in east London on Friday afternoon.
Mature trees found in UK forests play a critical role in fighting climate change, a study suggests
His distinctively dour voice can be heard on hits like Ghost Town, Gangsters and Too Much, Too Young.
Protests over pay continue with nurses picketing today, and paramedics set to walk out on Wednesday.
An experimental treatment saves the life of baby Finley after he was born with a heart defect.
The former Love Island contestant told the BBC she wants the government to simplify laws in the UK.
Notes featuring the King's portrait will enter circulation in mid-2024, says the Bank of England.
Gabrielle Hutchinson becomes the second woman to die following Asake's gig at the Brixton Academy.
The government's plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda has been deemed lawful by the High Court.
Steve Barclay is told by the mother that she is scared for "the length" of her daughter's life.
Health secretary said there is still a lack of clarity for patients, ahead of this week's walkout.
The new rules will require venues and local authorities to have action plans against terror attacks.
The government-funded scheme will cap fares in England outside London from 1 January to 31 March.
The cold snap that caused travel disruption and power cuts is ending on Sunday, forecasters say.
Thirty-nine people were rescued and four people died attempting to enter the UK in a dinghy.
The union says ministers must respond within 48 hours of next week's walkout to avoid more action.
A 44-year-old woman held in connection with the incident remains in custody, police say.
Plans for military personnel to keep front-line services running are in place, the government says.
Hamza Yassin, Fleur East, Helen Skelton and Molly Rainford all fought to land the glitterball trophy.
Uncovering the stories of three women thought to have been murdered by the same man in 1960s Glasgow.
Residents are evacuated from their homes when water floods the streets in the middle of the night.
SSEN says it hopes to have electricity restored to the final 350 properties following heavy snow earlier in the week.
Nicola Sturgeon says the party will gather to set out a "clear pathway" on the constitution.
The boy is arrested on suspicion of murdering 18-year-old Jack Lowe on parkland in Darlaston.
The atmosphere at Westminster is the calmest it's been for a long time - but is it enough for the Tory Party?
The leather-bound anniversary version was signed by author JK Rowling and one of only 15 copies.
Social media videos and eyewitness accounts show a crush, the venue doors breached and violent clashes.
People are being advised not to travel on the railways as workers continue strikes on Saturday.
Snow and ice are set to cause disruption over the next few days as the Met Office issues yellow warnings.
Victim support groups warn that scams targeting those looking to save money have soared.
Detectives say Ross McCullam had the potential to kill again after he brutally murdered his girlfriend.
The BBC visits a Lincolnshire warm space and speaks with a couple seeking respite from the chill.
England's famous red jerseys are perhaps the greatest visual reminder of their World Cup triumph.
Travel disruption the weekend before Christmas - the BBC’s Zoe Conway has what you need to know.
The higher rate of tax will go up from 41p to 42p in the pound and the top rate from 46p to 47p, the BBC understands.
Harry says it was his decision, not Meghan's, to leave as it became clear there was no other option.
A bungee ride failed at the London attraction, leaving the teenagers suspended in a cage.
Interest rates have risen again as the cost if living goes up, so how could this affect you?
Daniaal Iqbal, 23, sent a message on the app seconds before killing motorcyclist Peter Rushforth.
As nurses take part in the largest strike in NHS history, use our tool to see if your area is affected.
The parents of a baby who died at a hospital are told the investigation was compromised.
The child's loss on Wednesday follows the earlier deaths of three other boys pulled from icy water.
Drones are being used to look for people still missing after a boat started sinking in the English Channel.
Rishi Rajpopat, from India, decodes a rule taught by Panini, a master of the ancient language.
Routine surgery is likely to be disrupted, but life-preserving and urgent care will still be provided.
Jersey police confirm one further death, taking the total to eight with at least one person missing.
At least four people have died after a boat carrying migrants started sinking off the Kent coast.
Four die and more than 40 are saved after a small boat started sinking in the English Channel.
Hannah Payton has started running her first classes after securing a job at Manchester gym.
About 2,800 homes spend a second night without electricity as wintry weather continues in the north.
It comes after an independent review found misogyny, racism and bullying at London Fire Brigade.
The cost of living is increasing at its fastest rate in 40 years, due to rising food and energy prices.
The cost of a night out is increasing, although the overall rate of inflation has eased slightly.
Some nurses can't join their colleagues on the picket lines for financial or practical reasons.
If you're worried, the BBC's health reporter Laura Foster has some information to help.
A six-year-old boy is still in a critical condition, police confirm, after three others died.
The rail network is being hit for a second day running and Royal Mail staff are beginning further industrial action.
The UK spy agency has challenged children to put their skills to the test in a festive brainteaser.
Detectives still do not know the identity of the woman whose remains were found exactly 40 years ago.
The family of Jax Albert Jefferys says he was diagnosed with flu in the lead-up to his death.
Hundreds of people asked to help, after Alishah's family spoke about struggling to pay for hot meals.
A dedicated unit to handle claims from Albanians is one of the measures Rishi Sunak has announced.
The boss of the UK's biggest rail union accuses the BBC of "parroting" the right-wing press.
Testing by consumer group Which? finds some cheap lights fail to meet UK electrical safety regulations.
The airport apologised after double-amputee Tony Hudgell was forced to wait four-and-a-half hours.
Alfredo Ciociola's four-year-old son was among those who died in the head-on collision in Moray.
The entire DNA of 100,000 newborns in England will be sequenced to spot rare genetic conditions early.
Police hope the distinctive haul of rings and pendants can be reunited with their owner.
Beth Foreman says she left hospital just before midnight on a hunt to find "non-existent" drugs for her ill baby.
The £2.4m trial led by the University of Exeter will be available at seven NHS sites around the UK.
The latest trailer for Harry and Meghan's series suggests they will reveal why they left royal duties.
An officer tried to punch through the ice as emergency workers tried to reach the children.
The government will discuss contingency plans, including using the military to cover border staff.
The foreign secretary says the UK needs to build new relationships with countries in Africa and Asia.
The Three Lions couldn't bring home the World Cup, but they won't be returning empty-handed.
The chancellor says data showing the UK economy shrank by 0.3% reflects a "challenging" situation.
Figures obtained by Labour through Freedom of Information requests reveal staff pressures in the NHS.
Reports suggest people were playing on the ice at Babbs Mill Park, Solihull, the fire service says.
The Royal College of Nursing wants pay talks with the government, but a minister says it’s not their role.
Harry Kane says England will use their World Cup defeat by France to be "mentally and physically stronger for the next challenge" as they head home.
The actress died in hospital on Friday after surgery for a fall earlier in the week, her agent says.
Snow and ice cause travel disruption as cold weather sweeps Scotland and south-east and west of England.
England and France are ready for their historic first knockout match in a men's tournament as they meet in the quarter-finals on the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Fifteen children have died with invasive strep A since September, health officials said.
The cold snap continues with snow forecast for more areas, including London and the South East.
The trust has apologised to a woman for failing to admit a surgeon was responsible for a massive haemorrhage.
Millions of pieces of mail have been piling up as more than 115,000 postal staff walk out.
As US citizen Anne Sacoolas is sentenced, the 19-year-old's family say justice is "complete".
Many surgeries are struggling to deal with increased demands as strep A cases rise, doctors say.
Rules introduced after the financial crisis in 2008 aimed at limiting risks will be eased.
The first three episodes of the Netflix series cover racism, press intrusion and life in the Royal Family.
A shortage of beds is causing severe overcrowding in A&E and putting patients at risk, doctors warn.
NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris is now set to cut the pay of assembly members who have not legislated since May.
Climate experts and some Tory MPs argued the mine would undermine UK efforts to lower emissions.
Motorists are being urged to take precautions amid cold weather alerts and warnings across the UK.
Passport control officers are to join thousands of public servants in walkouts over pay, the PCS union says.
The UK is being hit with the first major cold snap of the winter amid rising fuel costs.
Stephen Bear is accused by his ex-partner of uploading video of them having sex without her consent.
A visual guide to what is causing the cold snap across the UK and how unusual it is for temperatures to fall so low in December.
The former health secretary was suspended as a Conservative MP after taking part in I'm A Celebrity.
David Fuller abused a woman's body just seven hours after she died, her daughter tells a court.
The 28-year-old is charged under the Public Order Act after the incident in Luton on Tuesday.
The mortgage lender says the annual rate of growth in property prices fell from 8.2% to 4.7%.
The delivery company says it's working to get orders out to customers complaining of long waits.
Fire experts warn people not to use tealights and terracotta pots as makeshift heaters.
Health officials advise warming living rooms in the day and bedrooms at night in the cold spell.
Three options for Wales' future to be discussed as new report says current way is "not suitable".
A taskforce has also been set up to unlock spare beds and theatres in the private sector.
The family of Lisa Dorrian say she does not deserve to be out there alone, as Crimestoppers offer £20,000.
If Laura Strathearn had carried her baby to term, she would have gone straight into hospice care.
Experts uncover a "once-in-a-lifetime" discovery near Northampton of international significance.
Services across England and Wales affected, but life-threatening calls will be responded to.
The drugs would be used to stop more cases of the bacterial infection that has killed some children.
Fewer banks and shops, but beauty parlours prosper - BBC analysis of Ordnance Survey data has found.
A child in Hampshire has died of strep A, officials confirm, bringing the total deaths to eight.
People are urged to look out for friends and family amid unseasonably cold temperatures this week.
The star's family found jewellery and watches stolen when they returned home to Oxshott, Surrey.
The father of seven-year-old Hanna Roap, describes how his "bubbly" daughter died within hours.
Sir Keir Starmer is to launch a report proposing far-reaching reforms to the UK's political system.
Raheem Sterling is leaving the England World Cup squad in Qatar after a break-in that occurred at his home in the UK while his family were in.
England will meet France in the World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday after an impressive demolition of Senegal at Al Bayt Stadium.
The Rail Delivery Group makes an offer to the RMT union in the ongoing dispute over pay and conditions.
The electronics retailer has switched to alternative delivery firms for the time being.
Nadhim Zahawi says President Putin "wants to see" strikes, as he outlines plans to avoid disruption.
Ian Blackford insists he took the decision to step down as SNP Westminster leader after five years.
The actress says the plight of a mother who runs life-saving support for her daughter "destroyed me".
Two demonstrations were held in upmarket restaurants in London and Manchester on Saturday.
Sailors spend two days at remote UK science station and unearth buildings buried in heavy snow.
The home secretary says Michael Lockwood is the subject of a probe into an historical allegation.
Of 197 children taken in by Kent County Council this year, 39 are missing, figures show.
Mr Burns, who was fired over allegations he touched a man's thigh, will be readmitted to Tory party.
The short-lived prime minister was in a hurry to get things done, her former speechwriter tells the BBC.
Health officials have issued a rare alert after a rise in cases across the UK and the death of six children.
The extent of the disruption is becoming clear as schools inform families about strike-related closures
The comedian gets emotional on stage in Manchester as he opens his first tour for 12 years.
Ex-health secretary's diary recalls conversations in government before the UK went into lockdown.
In December 1992, the first SMS text message was sent to a mobile phone by an engineer in Berkshire.
Disabled people face a severe housing shortage as English cities fail to plan for accessibility.
A London firm which developers nature-friendly packaging is among five climate prize winners.
The supermarket boss says there have been many changes to how people shop due to the cost of living.
The RMT says things are "definitely moving" in the pay dispute, with talks to continue over the weekend.
There has been at least one death of a child in Wales but the data is not yet available for other nations.
The latest case of a London primary school child follows the recent deaths of three young children.
The former chancellor and health secretary is the latest Tory MP to say they will quit Parliament.
Mahek Bukhari, her mother and six others have denied murdering two men who died in a crash.
Young people and families tell of abuse from drugs gangs, as one group battles to reach kids at risk.
Scientists did the study for the government to better understand possible exposure to shoppers.
Research for the BBC shows the cost of Christmas dinner staples has risen to more than £30.
A Commons committee says there should be "significant" punishments for ministers who break the rules.
The UK government is on course to miss its target for signing deals, as exporter numbers fall.
Welsh government looks at sharing out office space as the Tories call for most staff to be in work.
Beavers' homes can often create problems for landowners when the tunnels cause river banks to collapse.
Whistleblowers allege they were punished for raising concerns at one of England's worst performing trusts.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are in Boston to hand out awards for their Earthshot Prize.
The by-election in the City of Chester is the first since the prime minister took office.
Family courts have powers to make significant interventions - such as ordering children be put into care.
It is unacceptable that people's lives are being disrupted by a "selfish minority", says Rishi Sunak.
When ambulance crews bring patients to hospital they are meant to be able to handover their patients to A&E staff within 15 minutes.
The first trailer comes amid a race row sparked by comments made to a black guest at a royal reception.
Who is the Ross, Skye and Lochaber MP, and why has he stepped down as the SNP's Westminster leader?
It is a question that ethnic minorities are constantly asked, but why exactly is it so loaded?
Made in the 1950s, it was the BBC's first documentary about gay men but the work was later lost.
Woman, 85, endured "agonising" wait, with paramedics warning problems likely to worsen.
Little Simz and Knucks tie for the main prize, while Craig David wins outstanding contribution.
Prince William and Catherine arrive in the US ahead of the Earthshot Prize award ceremony.
The singer-songwriter, behind some of the group's biggest hits, dies after an illness, her family says.
The government says adult male prisons have seen an "acute and sudden increase" in populations.
A Buckingham Palace reception is overtaken by a racism row that could scarcely have come at a worse time.
Cambridge University researchers say how the modern bird skull came to be needs to be re-evaluated.
A palace aide steps down over remarks made to Ngozi Fulani at a reception hosted by the Queen Consort.
Harem Ahmed Abwbaker is accused of being the "right-hand man" in a people-trafficking gang.
Families of three women, each killed by an abusive partner, tell the BBC how their loved ones were let down.
Police are appealing for the baby's mother to get in touch, saying she may need medical care.
Members of two unions have backed walkouts across England and Wales as the NHS pay dispute deepens.
Lucy Letby is accused of trying to murder a premature twin boy by intentionally giving him insulin.
The staple grocery is being rationed in some supermarkets - but why are there so few around?
Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage claims London, Birmingham and Manchester are "minority white".
England's 3-0 win over Wales sends them into the knockout stages of the World Cup in Qatar.
It's two decades since a talent show launched one of the most successful girl bands in chart history.
Gemma Jones has epileptic fits most days due to worrying about her daughter and the cost of living.
The council's current funding gap is more than three times larger than its annual budget.
Just 13% of care leavers go to university at 18, compared with 45% of the wider population.
As part of the Online Safety Bill, all sites that publish pornography will have to age-check their users.
The number of people who say they have no religion has risen, the 2021 Census for England and Wales shows.
Professional clubs told to limit training exercises with repetitive heading to one session per week.
Kearne Solanke and Charlie Bartolo died just a mile apart in south-east London on Saturday.
The demonstration comes at the start of what is expected to be two weeks of action in the capital.
Government announces extra funding to help those in least-efficient homes in lower council tax bands.
Two men, aged 37 and 47, and a woman, 29, are arrested on suspicion of concealing the birth of a child.
The pop star, whose parents are Albanian, is honoured for promoting the country through her music.
A spruce tree sent to Britain from Norway has been put up in Trafalgar Square every year since 1947.
Phil Foden still has a "big part" to play in England's World Cup campaign despite his limited role in the first two group matches, says manager Gareth Southgate.
BBC Sport looks at what England and Wales need to do to qualify for the last 16 at the World Cup in Qatar.
Footballer Jill Scott beats ex-health secretary Matt Hancock and actor Owen Warner in the final.
Most of the UK lacks consistent round-the-clock care for the terminally ill, research suggests.
The market for illegally-traded puppies is now worth £13m, according to the Crown Office.
On its 25th anniversary, an early GTA producer reveals the trials faced by its original developers.
"I saw things no-one should see", says a traffic police officer who now takes solace behind a lens.
The Amazon boss joins a long line of Americans giving away their riches. Is it different in the UK?
The ex-health secretary was eliminated from I'm a Celebrity, so was his appearance a failure?
England's players do not "need fans to boo" them to know they have not played well, says forward Marcus Rashford.
Wales' World Cup journey was started by the late manager, say fans on the anniversary of his death.
From August, drivers of the most polluting cars will have to pay £12.50 to enter Greater London.
David Holden, a former member of the Grenadier Guards, was 18 at the time of the killing in 1988.
Dominic Raab faces fresh bullying claims, although he insists he has always "behaved professionally".
Figures suggest sales are in line with 2021 with energy-efficient products in high demand.
Campaigner Heidi Crowter says she will keep fighting and take her case to the Supreme Court.
Planned new laws also aim to make prosecutions for sharing intimate images without consent easier.
One child, believed to be six years old, died after the bacteria outbreak at a Surrey school.
Britain's Got Talent producers say no decision has yet been made on David Walliams' role as a judge.
Claire Winter says up to £4,000 was stolen from her charity fundraiser held at the weekend in Fife.
The non-binary star says they find it "difficult to justify being nominated in female categories".
Campaigners say victims are being let down by the police who are failing to identify offenders.
Royal College of Nursing members are set to stage their biggest-ever NHS walkout on 15 and 20 December.
The Scottish government's improved proposal which averages 7.5% will be considered by unions.
Messages were found on dead Gwent Police officer Ricky Jones's phone, sparking an investigation.
Jamie Barrow, 31, is due in court charged with murdering Fatoumatta Hydara and her young children.
The new transport secretary is hopeful for a deal but says wage rises that match inflation are not possible.
A firm previously linked to Tory peer Baroness Mone won £203m to supply protective gear during Covid.
The boss of Frasers Group said the move secured "a long-term future" for the 250-year-old firm.
The King confirms plans to spend Christmas at the private Norfolk estate alongside the Queen Consort.
AF Roofing admitted to two health and safety offences arising from the 2018 Bank Buildings fire in Belfast.
The Stop Loan Sharks agency is warning against illegal lenders as families struggle with price rises.
As we are bombarded with Black Friday adverts, some people mark the day in a very different way.
Logan went to hospital with a broken arm and bruises but was not referred to child protection.
Lady Glenconner, who was a maid of honour at the Queen's coronation, is herself portrayed on screen.
Warning by NHS bosses as nearly three in 10 crews caught in queues outside A&E in England last week.
BBC Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at what’s causing egg supply issues in some UK supermarkets.
Pies and burgers have been slashed from the menu at a Colchester restaurant due to staff shortages and soaring food prices.
Hundreds of thousands of workers have walked out, or threatened to, causing widespread disruption.
One of ballet world's biggest stars says the UK is risking its place at the top of global culture.
The game's future is a political battleground in Bury, where a club’s demise has divided fans.
More people are getting ill after swimming and paddling in rivers and seas, a new report says.
From how you heat your home to where you shop, the UK's links to Qatar may be part of your day-to-day life.
One of the world's biggest football clubs is up for sale, but who are the runners and riders to buy it?
Shamima Begum is challenging the removal of her UK citizenship on national security grounds.
The number out of work through ill health has been rising sharply - and no-one is really sure why.
Judges have said the Scottish Parliament does not have the power to hold an independence referendum.
An official survey of students in England also finds many think the cost of living will harm their grades.
The Supreme Court rules that an independence referendum cannot be held without UK government's consent.
RMT boss Mick Lynch defends strikes that will cause major disruption in December and January.
The court was asked to clarify whether the Scottish government can hold indyref2 without Westminster's consent.
Several insiders tell BBC Two's Newsnight inexperienced and low-paid staff are handling applications.
The foreign secretary tells the BBC he's made it clear to Qatar how seriously the UK takes LGBT rights.
Three sons of Sarah Sands, who killed a paedophile in 2014, talk about her crime for the first time.
Manchester United's American owners the Glazer family say they are considering selling the club as they "explore strategic alternatives".
Activists Louis McKechnie and Emily Brocklebank glued themselves to Peach Trees In Blossom.
Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo is to leave Manchester United with immediate effect.
The RMT says a series of strikes will take place across four 48-hour periods in December and January.
Meta's independent appeals body criticises the decision to remove the video and says it must be reinstated.
Police are given extra time to question a 31-year-old man, held on suspicion of murder.
Owen Paterson, who was forced to quit as an MP after a lobbying probe, claims his right to privacy was infringed.
A housing association apologises for making "lifestyle assumptions" over the death of Awaab Ishak.
South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa is welcomed to London as Charles III hosts his first state visit as King.
Thames Water says recent heavy rainfall has helped replenish river and reservoir levels.
The OECD says the UK will contract more next year than any other of the world's wealthiest nations.
Better Leisure says it is introducing a temporary programme across many of its 268 centres.
The migrant holding facility no longer has anyone being detained there, Home Office sources say.
Some of the 308 schools no longer rated outstanding had not been inspected for 15 years, Ofsted says.
The man was charged after the Duke of York was shouted at as he walked behind the Queen's coffin in Edinburgh.
An average audience of 9.4 million watched the Wales match, while 7.8 million watched England.
The 12-year-old boy who inspired the England player's dance move says "it's the best thing ever".
The body responsible for MPs' expenses say an "office festive event" can include food and decorations.
Staff at a Manchester bookshop thought it was a "hoax" when they were told the U2 singer would visit.
Failings included setting debt repayments so high that customers could not top-up their pre-payment meters.
Young people are repairing their broken things to help their finances - but it also helps the planet.
Westminster Palace restoration experts say they may have unearthed original River Thames shoreline.
The fate of photographer John Cantlie, kidnapped by the jihadist group in 2012, remains unknown.
The arts festival says 18m people across the UK have enjoyed Unboxed's programme of events.
Former Scotland player Scott Hastings pays tribute to a school friend who died from cancer.
The BBC speaks to asylum seekers and residents in the seaside resort embroiled in the migrant row.
Campaigners say they have found superbugs in rivers and waterways near farms and in livestock waste.
Only one in seven Black Friday deals offered a genuine discount last year, says consumer group Which?
It is aimed at avoiding the cost of hospital care for patients whose conditions are worsened by the cold.
Defender Neco Williams reveals he played in Wales' opening World Cup game after being told his grandfather had died.
Sir Keir Starmer will promise a "pragmatic" immigration policy in a speech to business leaders.
Laura McAllister, the FAW's tournament ambassador, says she had to smuggle in LGBTQ supporting hat.
Gareth Bale rescues Wales as the captain's late penalty salvages a draw against the United States in his country's first World Cup game for 64 years.
The delay "significantly reduced" the chances of Tony Reedman surviving, his inquest hears.
A number of assaults and public order offences are identified after a review of footage, police say.
Brian Martin, from North Yorkshire, abused the England boss and used racist remarks, a court hears.
Passengers told to plan journeys in advance due to engineering works over the festive period.
The House of Lords examines plans to increase the number of royals who can act on the King's behalf.
Her UK citizenship was unlawfully stripped, lawyers say, as a five-day appeal hearing begins.
Bukayo Saka scores twice as England cruise to a comfortable win against Iran in their Qatar 2022 opener.
England Captain Leah Williamson says players should be allowed to be advocates for positive change.
The idea of paying for care as part of a "two-tier" system appears in minutes of a meeting of NHS Scotland bosses.
Veterans of Cold War tests will receive special medals after years of campaigning for recognition.
A delivery driver's car was hijacked by a number of men and a suspicious object placed inside.
England, Wales and other European nations will not wear the OneLove armband at the World Cup in Qatar because of the threat of players being booked.
The star, who broke her foot on stage during a show on Friday, says she will reschedule the dates.
Faced with increasing pressures, what is it like to be a paramedic trying to get to patients?
Two girls, aged three and one, died in hospital after the blaze early on Sunday morning.
"I believe in Brexit," says Rishi Sunak, after suggestions UK could pursue a Swiss-style deal with the EU.
The boss of the UK's largest business group urges politicians to be "practical" about immigration.
The CPS receives a police file about a person's suspected role in the 1974 Birmingham atrocities.
Homeowners should check carefully that companies are reputable before hiring them, says Nationwide.
Artan tells the BBC he spent thousands crossing the English Channel, only to be deported back to Albania.
Local libraries are seeing more people come through their doors, but fear services will be cut.
A 31-year-old man is being questioned following the deaths of the young girls in Nottingham.
Police confirm the search has entered its third day at Monymusk as the local community gathers in hope.
Gareth Southgate says his England players will take the knee before Monday's World Cup opener against Iran.
Three teenagers are arrested after a 17-year-old dies in a "targeted attack" in Cambridge.
Steve Barclay says the delay is a "difficult decision" but will allow more funding for social care.
Photos of murder victim Natalie Pearman as a child are released 30 years after her death aged 16.
The housing secretary tells providers to improve conditions after Awaab Ishak's death due to mould in his home.
Police say four men have also been arrested after searches in east Belfast on Friday night.
Gareth Swarbrick is removed from his post after the death of a two-year-old boy due to flat mould.
Do ministers believe pain for people and public services is the price of stability, asks Laura Kuenssberg.
The woman is reported to have fallen into the water at Monymusk during an Amber weather warning on Friday.
The government's new 45% windfall tax on electricity generators could see green energy projects scrapped.
Raneem Oudeh and Khaola Saleem were "possibly not taken seriously", says a former police watchdog.
The singer praised fans who had waited nearly a year for the postponed show to go ahead.
The granddaughter of a man who raised thousands for cancer research vows to continue his legacy.
Two workers left the note inside a whisky bottle after laying the floor in an Edinburgh house.
'Women and girls have not felt as safe as they should' on the UK's streets, the PM says.
The men were all arrested on Friday night after detectives searched homes in County Tyrone.
The charity show was hosted by Jason Manford, Mel Giedroyc, Alex Scott, Ade Adepitan and Chris Ramsey.
The BBC's health and science correspondent undergoes an experiment to find out how a cold home affects him.
James Cleverly will reaffirm the UK's commitment to stopping Iran from producing nuclear weapons.
Alcohol will not be sold to fans at the World Cup's eight stadiums in Qatar after Fifa changes its policy two days before the start of the tournament.
The family are seeking action after the toddler died from a condition caused by exposure to mould.
Public sector workers including passport controllers are to strike over the Christmas period.
Jeremy Hunt draws economic dividing lines with Labour but there is plenty they agree on too.
Both men say they have had encounters where people assume they are 'the other' Brian Cox
A development company plans to erect a giant screen to show news, travel and advertisements.
From a cake maker to a folk musician, here's what people in Gloucester think about the Autumn Statement.
Who will win, who might spring a surprise and how will England and Wales do? BBC pundits predict what will happen at the 2022 World Cup.
The Queen Consort says she and the King drew "immense comfort" from messages after Queen Elizabeth II's death.
Our correspondents analyse what impact additional funding might have in three key areas.
Writer and broadcaster Nick Fisher was last seen with his dog in Dorset on Tuesday afternoon.
Jeremy Hunt has delivered the Autumn Statement in the House of Commons. Here's what you need to know.
Help has been extended, but it's now less generous, meaning a typical household will pay more.
The Met Office warns there could be a danger to life in parts of eastern Scotland on Friday.
The chancellor says his autumn statement will bring stability, but the first minister says it is a return to austerity.
Motoring groups, including the AA, warned the move would reduce the incentive to switch to electric vehicles.
The payment was originally to be £100 and targeted only at households that use heating oil.
Ms Ford, who is MP for Chelmsford claimed the UK had better economic growth than the US and Canada.
It comes as the business seeks to revive its fortunes after slumping to a half-year loss.
"Lost hours" for ambulances waiting to hand patients over to hospitals are the worst on record.
The striker wanted to "set the record straight" and expected the strong reaction, the presenter says.
The shadow chancellor says Hunt should have come to the Commons and apologised for Tory mistakes.
Andrew Burfield is sentenced to at least 32 years for murdering his ex-girlfriend Katie Kenyon.
The government has announced changes to tax rules, meaning millions of people will pay more.
The government has confirmed that the state pension will increase by inflation from April 2023.
The chancellor says he wants the NHS to join all public services in tackling waste and inefficiency.
What the opinion polls show about the scale of the challenge now facing the government.
In his Autumn Statement, the chancellor says his plan seeks to tackle the cost of living crisis.
Video footage shows the woman and her child being threatened at knifepoint in their home.
As more people turn to non-dairy alternatives, vegan 'cheese' sales are taking off around the world.
As anti-government protests continue to rage in Iran, the country's football team will soon have a global stage for their voice.
The MP has begun work on what is being called "a political whodunnit: murder on the Downing Street express".
The Radio 2 DJ has completed the 24-hour challenge to raise money for BBC Children In Need.
Dominic Raab stood in for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak who was attending the G20 summit in Bali.
Use our calculator to find out how much the cost of living is going up in your household.
Chancellors have had a tipple while delivering a Budget - but Jeremy Hunt won't be doing the same when giving the Autumn Statement on Thursday.
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has told the BBC the country's reputation "took a bit of a knock" in the past year.
Rosie, a border collie, walked into Loughborough Police Station after being scared by a firework.
Welsh students say rising bills and inflation is leading to awkward conversations with housemates.
Andrew Leak threw up to three incendiary devices at the site in Dover, Kent, last Sunday.
Hosts England are on the verge of the semi-finals of the World Cup after a comprehensive 54-4 victory over Canada.
Walkouts on 5, 7, and 9 November are cancelled - but it is too late to stop services being affected.
A group armed with weaponry have caused a disturbance at the Harmondsworth immigration centre.
The party only has 14 MPs but hopes to make the most of hostility towards the government.
The "once in a lifetime discovery" was part of the merchant fleet that built the British Empire.
Elizabeth Debicki is perfect as Diana, and John Major's portrayal is a revelation, says Katie Razzall.
Customers reported problems accessing mobile and online services for three hours on Friday evening.
Lucy Edwards worried about travelling to Africa, but her senses ended up being delightfully overloaded.
The government estimates it will need £25-30bn to convert sites to low-carbon heating, BBC learns.
Nick Kyrgios settles legal case with spectator he accused of being "drunk out of her mind" during the Wimbledon final.
Higher demand in winter could push up the wholesale gas price before households feel much benefit.
This is the first time members of the UK Youth Parliament have debated in the House of Commons since 2019.
Residents, businesses and migrants share their views on hotels being used to house asylum seekers.
Attitudes towards pre-owned goods are changing and sustainability advocates welcome the shift.
Jamie Mohr from West Dunbartonshire can count in six languages and knows 17 times tables.
BBC Young Reporter Rose, 18, explains how she navigates life with dyscalculia, a maths learning difficulty.
Inquiry chairman Sir John Saunders says avoidable mistakes were made in the arena bombing aftermath.
An economic downturn would usually mean an easing of rates, but there's inflation to tackle too.
Edi Rama strongly criticises "rhetoric" blaming his citizens for the UK's crime and border problems.
Steve Baker was speaking as British and Irish ministers meet to discuss the Stormont impasse.
Ronnie Radford, scorer of one of the most memorable goals in FA Cup history, dies at the age of 79.
The UK is "discriminating" against Albanians to excuse "policy failures", PM Edi Rama says.
A baby was left "severely disabled" after a delay during his delivery by C-section, High Court hears.
Leaders warn Suella Braverman of potential disorder and more strains placed on public services.
New research by BBC Panorama highlights the strained relationship between the road users.
Yassar Yaqub was shot dead after armed police stopped his car on the M62 near Huddersfield.
Jurors have seen CCTV footage of Ross McCullum dumping his victim's clothes in bins in a car park.
The group were moved out of an overcrowded facility in Kent but given nowhere to stay, the BBC is told.
There were a number of claims made about the asylum system at Prime Minister's Questions.
The prime minster will look at whether his promises are still deliverable, his spokeswoman says.
Difficulties for some landlords to secure mortgages could mean less choice for tenants, MPs are told.
Amid economic uncertainty, Rishi Sunak's team are pausing to work out what to do next, writes Chris Mason.
Two Met PCs shared grossly offensive messages on WhatsApp with Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens.
The "reductions and reprioritisations" of this year's Scottish budget is on top of £560m cuts already announced.
The 2021 census counted 10 million people living in England and Wales who were born outside the UK.
The ex-health secretary says politicians should "go where the people are" after facing a backlash.
About 300 staff at Britishvolt have agreed to take a temporary pay cut as the company battles to stay afloat.
Christie Harnett, Nadia Sharif and Emily Moore took their own lives within months of each other.
Many papers focus on fury over Matt Hancock joining TV show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
Claire Waxman says the criminal justice system treats victims "appallingly" and needs to be reviewed.
Tory MP Michael Fabricant has a warning for Matt Hancock after he went on Celebrity First Dates in 2017.
Former Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale's advice for Matt Hancock on appearing on I'm a Celebrity.
British officers deployed in Qatar for the World Cup will act as "cultural interpreters" between fans and local law enforcement, says Chief Constable Mark Roberts.
Dave Smith couldn't believe it when he saw that a local shop was allowing people to take coats for free.
With vanishingly few paydays until Christmas, readers tell us how they're cutting down on festive spending.
The term for "extended period of instability and insecurity" reflects 2022's challenges, Collins says.
The home secretary is accused of declining advice on how to combat overcrowding in migrant centres.
An old phone box has been helping people struggling with the rising costs of living in Deptford.
Letterkenny University Hospital says it has moved to "major emergency standby" to deal with the incident.
The force say the incident is not being treated as terror-related but are continuing to investigate.
Mr Burns has also had the Tory party whip removed following allegations of inappropriate behaviour.
A criminal investigation is launched into messages allegedly shared by police officers on WhatsApp.
Hakeem Kigundu is sentenced to life for starting the huge blaze at a block in Reading last year.
A minister denies a full plan was blocked by Liz Truss's office and insists energy supplies are secure.
The killer of father-of-three James Markham was described as an "obnoxious teenage trouble-maker".
Rab Thomson is among 700 people who may have been wrongly convicted in the Post Office scandal.
Chris Heaton-Harris says he wants to be "positive" about the chance of a deal over the NI Protocol.
Amal Larhlid flew a Piper PA-28 for two hours as it was tracked by air traffic technology.
The SNP leader says she has still not had a phone call from Liz Truss a month after she became PM.
Watchdog inspectors also found that poorly-fitted equipment increased the risk of injury for women.
With cases on the up, people who feel unwell are advised to avoid vulnerable relatives as a precaution.
Scotland's first minister says it is "absurd" the new prime minister has not contacted her.
Ten developers agree to fix unsafe cladding and other fire safety failings on flats and buildings.
Two-year-old George Hinds died after drunken neighbour Darren Greenham cut a gas pipe for scrap.
The Harry Potter author posted a selfie branding Nicola Sturgeon a "destroyer of human rights".
Laura Christie hopes to raise awareness of vulval cancer, which claimed the life of her mother.
The Halifax says higher mortgage costs could put "significant downward pressure" on the market.
The teenager's father Ian spoke to the BBC about what he wants families to learn from his daughter's story.
Three weeks before the 28 October deadline, BBC News NI examines the options facing NI secretary.
Ellie Simmonds says she is not only on a Strictly journey with her partner but the dwarfism community.
A BBC poll reveals people's worries about social care. So what is the new government going to do?
Baptisms and body slams are all part of a day's work for one church which aims to help young people.
What’s life really like working in construction - the UK industry with the worst record on mental health?
Broadcaster Piers Morgan presses the MP on Question Time to make a "simple apology" to Britons.
Whether letting or living in their homes, mortgages are pushing up the cost for many people.
A 300-page dossier details atrocities by British soldiers against Palestinians during UK rule.
How did Chris Williamson go from the villa, to a US-based podcast with tens of millions of downloads?
Checking Keir Starmer and Lisa Nandy's claims about mortgage rates, tax and energy companies.
Guardian journalist Merope Mills questions hospital decisions after her daughter's preventable death.
Memories differ and rumours abound but the first women's Rugby World Cup can be certain of its game-changing legacy.
Political Correspondent Ione Wells gives us her analysis of the prime minister's conference speech.
The Kerrs are taking part after campaigning for assisted wheelchair participants to compete.
The Scottish government says public sector budgets should not be squeezed to fund UK tax cuts.
The top Tory says Liz Truss's policies are "not Conservative" but the PM says they will boost growth.
The heckler was allegedly dragged to the ground as the Duke of York walked behind the Queen's coffin.
The monarch and prime minister agreed the King would not go after he sought government advice.
The Tory chairman defends the chancellor over claims he discussed future spending plans with financiers.
Former minister Michael Gove criticises plans to borrow money in order to fund tax cuts.
The shadow chancellor says the government is conducting a "mad experiment" with the UK economy.
The PM tells Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg she has learned from the fallout that followed the mini-budget.
The family of a girl awaiting a heart transplant are asking parents to consider organ donations.
Powers were granted for some after her murderer was found with imagery on his computer.
The animal is caught on camera after forcing its way through a cat flap and eating pet food.
The public is urged to prepare for a winter rise in both coronavirus and flu infections.
As the Tory party conference starts, MPs, the market and the public need reassurance, the BBC's Ione Wells says.
Celebrating multicultural, multi-faith Britain will underscore the new King's first official visits.
The Junkoactive Wasteman and the Tin Can Twins are touring festivals and shows with their music.
Almost four decades on, the unlikely friendships made during the 1984 miners' strike remain strong.
A 34-year-old man is charged over the death of the nine-year-old who was shot in her Liverpool home.
All UK households will get a grant which will reduce energy bills by £400 from October.
What we buy is a subconscious choice about how we wish to present to others, an expert says.
Wildlife groups praised the move making it illegal to capture, kill, injure or disturb them.
Millions are seeing their energy bills go up, but there are ways to help ease the mounting costs.
A two-year government-set cap means price rises taking effect on Saturday are lower than expected.
It revealed a lump on the newborn's leg was a rare and benign mass called a myofibroma.
The schoolgirl who took her own life aged 14 had a secret Twitter account which reveals her thoughts.
The Governess, Anne Hegerty, on autism and how she finds everyday household tasks difficult.
The development comes after a flurry of activity in the hunt for the killer of banker Alistair Wilson.
Consumer Affairs Correspondent Colletta Smith has picked out some of the best ways to cut costs in your home.
The prime minister was asked about her plans during a series of BBC local radio interviews.
Vic Goddard, the head of four schools in Harlow, Essex, is struggling to sleep due to the situation.
The doughnuts continue to fly off the shelf, but as costs rise a firm warns "something has to give".
Could relations between their governments improve now Boris Johnson has left the stage?
There were 3,200 deaths in the last 10 weeks, nearly a fifth more than the five-year average.
The small bronze bowl is thought to have been commissioned for a high-ranking soldier or official.
Restaurants would charge up to £25 a curry if rising costs were passed to customers, an owner says.
More than half of businesses could close due to soaring bills, Liz Truss has been warned.
Photos of the Cambridge children's first day at school together make most of Thursday's front pages.
The shortlist for the prestigious music award includes Little Simz, Self Esteem and Harry Styles.
HRT can help with menopausal symptoms. If you're thinking about taking it, here's what you need to consider.
Estradiol tablets help treat the cause of vaginal dryness in women experiencing menopause.
There are calls for the gadget, issued by West Yorkshire Police, to be used more across England and Wales.
Tamil Nadu state remembers John Pennycuick for the dam he built and is giving the UK a bust in his honour.
Campaigners want to see the end of all outdoor advertising, calling it "sight pollution".
Sunshine and smiles as the Cambridges all start at a new school after the family's move to Windsor.
Chris Kaba was shot dead following a police pursuit which ended in south London on Monday night.
The academy suspended the actor and director following claims of sexual misconduct, which he denies.
Jason Grant is pursuing a claim under the Equality Act after the period dignity role was scrapped.
It comes after the Bank of England warned that little could be done to stop a recession in the UK.
"Low expectations" or a "competent" prime minister? Voters give their view on Liz Truss.
In her first speech, the prime minister said she would focus on tax cuts, the energy crisis and the NHS.
After returning from Balmoral, Liz Truss addresses the UK for the first time from Downing Street.
Outgoing Prime Minister Boris Johnson speaks to the nation outside No 10 Downing Street.