Thames Water's future in doubt after investor pulls out of £4bn rescue deal
The setback increases the possibility that the company will collapse into a government-supervised administration.
Anger as Oxford rail line classed as England and Wales project
One MP says it means Wales is "being denied hundreds of millions in funding".
Anger as Oxford rail line classed as England and Wales project
One MP says it means Wales is "being denied hundreds of millions in funding".
BBC at the scene of new Madeleine McCann search
Police have begun fresh investigations following the disappearance of the British three-year-old in Portugal in 2007.
Coachella forces Welsh festival to change name
Steps star Ian "H" Watkins says Cowchella has been forced to rebrand as Moo-La-La Festival.
Jodie Marsh wins fight with council to keep lemurs
The former glamour model cries in court as a judge rules in her favour and awards her £19,641.
North Face and Cartier customer data stolen in cyber attacks
They are the latest in a string of high-profile companies publicly reporting being hacked.
Mum must repay £50,000 she stole from daughters
The £50,000 inheritance was gifted to Gemma and Jessica Thomas by their grandmother.
Lady Gaga and Pulp rumoured for surprise Glastonbury sets as full line-up revealed
With three weeks to go, the UK's biggest festival unveils its full line-up, plus a few mystery sets.
Starmer says no independence referendum while he is PM
The prime minister insists it is more important to focus on the economy than the constitution.
TikTok Shop food listings 'putting people at risk'
The BBC finds food listed on TikTok shop without ingredient and allergen information.
Dive-bombing buzzard causes school playground ban
The primary school pupils in Havering are told not to play outside due to the risk from the bird.
Missing teen struggled with his mental health, says brother
A 19-year-old last seen almost a month ago experienced depression, his older brother says.
Mother of jailed British Egyptian activist vows to continue hunger strike despite risk of death
Laila Soueif tells the BBC she believes she has "no other choice" to secure the release of her son Alaa Abdel Fattah from an Egyptian jail.
Parents welcome probe into Nottingham baby deaths
Nottinghamshire Police has launched a corporate manslaughter investigation into the NHS trust.
'The abuse was almost daily' - grooming survivors share their stories
Five women from across England who were abused as children or young adults have told BBC Newsnight about the ongoing impact it has had on their lives.
Compulsory education 'costing islanders thousands'
Isles of Scilly teenagers have to leave home at 16 to study on the mainland.
'Remarkable' owl seen on Springwatch for first time
The show has given a look behind the scenes as it marks 20 years on TV from the Peak District.
'Organs are needed here, not in heaven'
Kaylee Davidson-Olley says families should not be allowed to overturn a patient's desire to donate.
MI5 neo-Nazi spy: Judge had 'no confidence' in Security Service's account of false evidence
Judge's concerns came ahead of High Court hearing to decide next steps about false evidence.
