How plan to scrap not proven verdict could shake up Scots law
Plans to scrap the not proven verdict and raise the bar for a guilty verdict are facing a final vote at Holyrood.
Two arrested over murder of man in Lisburn
A murder inquiry begins after a 42-year-old man found with serious injuries dies in hospital.
Hillsborough Law will include duty of candour
The proposed law would force public bodies to co-operate with investigations into major disasters.
Hillsborough Law - what is it and how did we get here?
Following the news that an agreement has been reached on the long-awaited Public Authority (Accountability) Bill, the BBC's Judith Moritz looks at its history.
Duchess of Kent's coffin brought to cathedral ahead of funeral
The Requiem Mass will be held on Tuesday and attended by the King, Queen and other senior royals.
Shameless star to play King Lear in Manchester theatre return
Actor David Threlfall was a regular at the Royal Exchange theatre in Manchester in the 1980s and 90s.
UK jets to defend Polish skies after Russian drone incursion
Tensions have risen across Europe after 19 drones entered Poland's territory earlier this month
UK jets to defend Polish skies after Russian drone incursion
Tensions have risen across Europe after 19 drones entered Poland's territory earlier this month
Mum of Southport victim demands truth from inquiry
The parents of the girls murdered in the attack demanded "real change" and "accountability".
Mum of Southport victim demands truth from inquiry
The parents of the girls murdered in the attack demanded "real change" and "accountability".
Eurovision has never been about politics, says BBC boss Tim Davie
The director general says the corporation is "aware of the concerns" around Israel's participation.
Constance Marten and Mark Gordon jailed for 14 years over baby's death
The couple were found guilty in July after a lengthy retrial at the Old Bailey.
Man 'stole Banksy for collection of love hearts'
Girl with Balloon, valued at £270,000, was taken from the Grove Gallery in central London.
Tory MP and shadow minister Danny Kruger defects to Reform
The East Wiltshire MP said the Conservatives were no longer the main party of opposition.
Beauty chain Bodycare to shut a further 30 stores
Administrators say they are hopeful the chain's remaining 85 stores can be saved.
Beauty chain Bodycare to shut a further 30 stores
Administrators say they are hopeful the chain's remaining 85 stores can be saved.
Bloody Sunday deaths 'unnecessary and gratuitous', court told
The non-jury trial is taking place at Belfast Crown Court with the former soldier accused of two murders and five attempted murders.
Bloody Sunday deaths 'unnecessary and gratuitous', court told
The non-jury trial is taking place at Belfast Crown Court with the former soldier accused of two murders and five attempted murders.
PM: I would never have appointed Mandelson had I known full Epstein links
The PM says a due diligence process was gone through before Lord Mandelson was appointed US ambassador.
Bus maker to keep Scottish sites open after £4m furlough pledge
The company had set previously out plans to close the plant with the loss of 400 jobs and move production to Yorkshire.
