Wynne Evans to leave BBC after Strictly controversy
Evans was previously taking time off his radio show after controversy around a remark he made.
Millionaires shouldn't get winter fuel cash, minister says
Darren Jones says the pension top-up should only be "targeted to those that need it the most".
Gerry Adams wins libel case against the BBC
The former Sinn Féin leader sought damages over a story in which an anonymous contributor alleged he sanctioned the murder of Denis Donaldson.
Paul Doyle appears in court over parade crash
The 53-year-old faces seven charges, two involving children after the crash on Monday night
Ex-Plaid leader's 2026 re-election bid in doubt
Plaid's rules aim for gender equality, meaning the second name on each regional list is a woman.
North Sea crash captain denies crew member manslaughter
Vladimir Motin pleads not guilty to gross negligence manslaughter over crash on East Yorkshire coast.
Russell Brand pleads not guilty to rape and assault
The broadcaster appears at a plea hearing after being accused of five charges relating to four women.
Russell Brand pleads not guilty to rape and assault
The broadcaster appears at a plea hearing after being accused of five charges relating to four women.
Baby among three seriously injured in dog attack
A one-year-old girl suffers life-changing injuries to her face and two adults are seriously hurt.
Disposable vapes ban unlikely to reduce appeal, says campaigner
They warn some reusable vapes have "identical" packaging to single-use ones and are sold at the same price.
Hawk that terrorised village given forever home
A falconer says the bird has "calmed down a lot" since its attacks on the residents of Flamstead.
Illness, homelessness and a 630-mile trek: The woman who inspired Hollywood film
Raynor Winn's journey inspired a Hollywood film featuring Gillian Anderson and Jason Isaacs.
UK's muddy saltmarshes vital to tackle climate change, report finds
The UK's saltmarshes lock away climate-warming greenhouse gases in layers of mud, a new report from WWF says.
Three endangered macaques born at monkey sanctuary
The Barbary macaque is endangered, with fewer than 8,000 believed to live in the wild.
Scotland's travellers suffered 'cultural genocide', says report
New research claims social experiments on Scotland's Gypsy Travellers were a form of "cultural genocide".
Badenoch attacks Starmer and Farage over welfare
The Tory leader says the PM and Reform UK are in a "race to the bottom" to scrap the child benefit cap.
New robotic technology brings hope to men with prostate problems
The technology uses image-guided, high-velocity water jets to precisely remove excess prostate tissue.
Young people using 'limited' Welsh on social media
A report finds young people's attitudes to Welsh is "encouraging" but there are still "challenges".
Andrew and Tristan Tate will return to UK to face charges, lawyers say
Charges have been authorised by the CPS for offences including rape, actual bodily harm and human trafficking.
Why Succession creator Jesse Armstrong is writing about rich people again
The Succession writer tells the Hay Festival about his fascination with who holds power in society.
