Take That to bring Circus Live tour to Manchester
They will perform 11 shows during their UK and Ireland tour, including two homecoming gigs in Manchester.
House full of rubbish goes to auction at £38k
The three-bedroom-house in Nantlle is in need of renovation and refurbishment.
House full of rubbish goes to auction at £38k
The three-bedroom-house in Nantlle is in need of renovation and refurbishment.
Murder manhunt after two found shot in car
One man died at the scene and the other suffers life-threatening injuries, police say.
Passengers shell-shocked after crab pinches seat
Commuters joked the crustacean had come down from the Big Smoke for a night out in Portsmouth.
Ferguson on music, memory and dementia projects
Former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson tells BBC Breakfast about his love of music and work with dementia charities.
New documentary explores the rise of desi pubs
Rise of Mixy explores the challenging beginnings of the pubs and celebrates the resistance of British Asians.
I work in the maternity unit where I was born - with the midwife who cared for me
Leah Hobson was visited by Carol Bennett after being born in 2004 but it took two months to get a name.
Premier League ticket black market exposed by BBC investigation
Find out what happened when we tried to attend four Premier League games with tickets from "unauthorised" websites.
Chris Mason: Delight and relief in government after Trump state visit
Trump's disagreements with Sir Keir were somehow channelled past him, rather than at him, writes the BBC's political editor.
'It's not easy': Reform council strives to identify promised savings
Reform UK has run the authority for just over four months and is embarking on the process of setting next year's budget.
'Use troops to stop boats' and 'Chequers mates'
Trump's advice to the prime minister on illegal immigration dominates Friday's front pages.
'I now have a home' says football coach after people smuggling ordeal
Football coach Yousuf Mohammad says "the only winners are human traffickers" after he was smuggled from Somalia to Sicily.
Scotland becoming less tolerant to immigration - Humza Yousaf
A former first minister suggested the debate around immigration in Scotland had become 'toxic'.
Why students like me are happier living at home
Research suggests the number of students planning to stay at home has doubled in the last 20 years.
MI6 launches dark web portal to attract spies in Russia
Outgoing MI6 chief Sir Richard Moore is expected to confirm details in a speech in Istanbul.
Trump suggests Starmer could use military to control UK borders
The US president says illegal migration "destroys countries from within", as his two-day state visit to the UK comes to a close.
No outside pressure to drop China spying charges, says CPS head
He said his team had considered "alternative offences" but concluded "none were suitable".
Southbank to host celebration of youth culture
Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle has an event planned for the May Bank holiday weekend next year.
Weekly quiz: Why were these nuns on the run?
How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days?
