Crossbow suspect died from gunshot, inquest hears
Owen Lawrence, who lived in Headingley, died two days after the attack on two women, inquest hears.
'Heartbreaking' to watch helpless families at shoreline
Emmanuel Familola and Matt Sibanda died after getting into difficulty in the water in County Donegal
Care system will suffer under UK immigration plan - Forbes
The deputy first minister has criticised Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's plans to cut net migration.
Four-year-old boy hospitalised as 74 ill after petting farm trip
Michael became unwell after visiting a farm now being investigated over an outbreak of cryptosporidium.
Search 'paused' for British man missing in New Zealand
Eli Sweeting was reported missing on 4 May after failing to return from a solo hike.
Search paused for British hiker missing in New Zealand
Eli Sweeting was reported missing on 4 May after failing to return from a solo hike.
The real problem facing Britain's shrinking military
Troop numbers are down, morale is weak and some equipment is in a poor state - will the government's Strategic Defence Review be enough to turn that around?
Inside the tiny Highland school with just two pupils
Duror Primary in the Highlands has been saved after locals campaigned to stop its planned closure.
Inside the tiny Highland school with just two pupils
Duror Primary in the Highlands has been saved after locals campaigned to stop its planned closure.
Project aims to return 'keystone' elk to UK
Experts say a major challenge was getting the public used to the idea that elk "should be here".
Project aims to return 'keystone' elk to UK
Experts say a major challenge was getting the public used to the idea that elk "should be here".
Concern lesson plans encouraged strangulation during sex
A council is criticised for a sex education presentation that was intended to be used in schools.
Green Party duo launch joint leadership bid
Green Party co-leader Adrian Ramsay and MP Ellie Chowns join forces in a bid for the leadership.
Ex-UK Special Forces troops break silence on 'war crimes' by colleagues
Veterans who served with the SAS and SBS give BBC Panorama eyewitness accounts of alleged executions.
Ex-UK Special Forces troops break silence on 'war crimes' by colleagues
Veterans who served with the SAS and SBS give BBC Panorama eyewitness accounts of alleged executions.
The Papers: PM 'toughens migration rules' and Zelensky ready to 'face Putin'
The immigration reforms and Zelensky and Putin potentially holding direct peace talks are among the front page's main stories in Monday's newspapers.
Why Labour aims to buck 25-year trend of rising legal migration
While the focus is on legal immigration, it is expected that ministers will discuss illegal immigration.
Eurovision act Remember Monday: 'The closer we get, the hungrier we become'
As rehearsals continue in Basel, Sweden, the UK's Eurovision act say want to avoid "nul points".
Baftas 2025: A wedding dress, party plans and Alan Cumming's four suits
Find out all the backstage drama from this year's Bafta TV awards.
Weight-loss drugs tested in head-to-head trial
Scientists test Mounjaro and Wegovy - the big beasts of weight loss medication - to see which is best.
