Inside Reform: Laura Kuenssberg follows Farage's party as it experiences the glare of scrutiny
The BBC has spent time interviewing senior figures and witnessing Reform's work at the largest council it runs.
'I've never hit anything so hard': What it's like to be attacked by a shark
Peter Smith and his wife were on holiday in the Caribbean when a beautiful swim suddenly changed.
'I've never hit anything so hard': What it's like to be attacked by a shark
Peter Smith and his wife were on holiday from Hertfordshire in the Caribbean when a beautiful swim suddenly changed.
Alleged bullying, harassment and toxic culture at hospital revealed in leaked report
A leaked review uncovers "bullying and harassment" and "violent behaviour" at Wales' largest hospital.
Court system on 'brink of collapse', former senior judge warns
An independent review made 130 recommendations - including creating a new criminal justice adviser to the PM - to improve the efficiency of the system.
Ban on phones in schools backed by House of Lords
The move comes just weeks after peers supported legislation to ban under-16s in the UK from social media.
Chris Mason: Mandelson revelations a scandal on another level
Sir Keir Starmer's decision to send Lord Mandelson to Washington a year ago gives this row political salience, the BBC's political editor writes.
Chris Mason: Mandelson revelations a scandal on another level
Sir Keir Starmer's decision to send Lord Mandelson to Washington a year ago gives this row political salience, the BBC's political editor writes.
Investigator 'did unlawful stuff' regarding Harry, court hears
In written evidence, Dan Portley-Hanks said the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday were his "best client and biggest payer".
How we decluttered our home and you can too
Four people who have successfully reduced the amount of stuff they have explain how they did it.
Police told to reinvestigate man's death after suspected blackmail on Grindr
A new report says police missed opportunities to gather evidence and took too long to deal with complaints.
Government pledges 10,000 new foster care places in England
Rule changes aim to create thousands of new foster places and help full-time workers.
Fewer schools and 'cashless' meals in education reform plans
The Department of Education plans will be presented to MLAs for approval.
Three quarters will survive cancer by 2035, government promises
There are plans for earlier diagnosis and faster treatment in England but experts worry about lack of staff.
11-year-old boy dies following County Down crash
It happened on the Corcreaghan Road outside Kilkeel on Tuesday morning.
Police investigate Mandelson over claims he leaked information to Epstein
The former Labour minister has been accused of passing sensitive government information to Jeffery Epstein.
Scottish Parliament rejects prostitution bill at stage one
Ash Regan's proposals would have made the act of paying for sexual services a criminal offence.
Minimum alcohol price in Wales to rise by 30%
It means a can of lager currently available for £1 will cost at least £1.30 from October.
Apology to mum of boy who died after falling in river
Xielo Maruziva fell into the River Soar, in the Aylestone area of Leicester, on 18 February 2024.
Trump lawyers call BBC's Panorama defence 'untenable'
The US president's legal team file new court papers in the ongoing case over a Panorama documentary.
