Teen jailed for life for mobile phone park murder
Harleigh Hepworth's mobile phone was stolen and he was stabbed in a Wolverhampton park, police say.
Charity stops using Captain Sir Tom Moore's name
The Bedfordshire based charity is now known as The 1189808 Foundation.
At a glance: What was in Rachel Reeves's speech?
The chancellor announces measures she says will kickstart growth: what are they?
Flog It! antiques expert Baggott dies aged 51
Baggott's expertise on the show were focused around antique British silver, boxes and early spoons.
Lidl plans first ever in-store pub in NI after winning court battle
A High Court rejects a legal challenge to the plans, which would see a tap room installed in Lidl's Dundonald store.
Driver who repeatedly ran over 83-year-old jailed for 13 months
Cannabis user Reece McKinven ran over Beryl Howard, 83, "several times" as he tried to reverse.
XL bully ban a 'huge burden' on policing, chiefs say
The National Police Chiefs' Council predicts costs of enforcing the ban will have reached £25m by April this year.
Idris Elba on stabbing crisis: 'Not all kitchen knives need a point on them'
The actor, who has made a BBC documentary, says early intervention would guide kids away from knife crime.
Boy playing with Nerf gun stopped by armed police
The boy's mother says he is still in shock and struggling to sleep after the incident in Hove.
Selfish drivers doing 164mph must stop, police say
At least 24,000 drivers were detected speeding at over 100mph in five years, police data shows.
Roman Abramovich could owe UK £1bn over tax dodge that helped bankroll Chelsea FC
Scheme to avoid tax on offshore billions may have been botched because money was managed from the UK, BBC learns.
Mogwai's 'upbeat' return after difficult years
The Scottish rock band explain how music helped them through a tough period in their personal lives.
'We don't just teach - we clothe the kids, feed them and brush their teeth'
A survey of teachers in England suggests lots of schools are having to provide extra help for families.
The Papers: 'Europe's Silicon Valley' and Strictly Wynne's apology
The chancellor's plans for growth and the Strictly live tour axing Wynne Evans feature in the papers.
'I was diagnosed with dementia in my 40s'
A group of people with dementia have made a film called Hear Our Voice to tackle common stereotypes.
'I was diagnosed with dementia in my 40s'
A group of people with dementia have made a film called Hear Our Voice to tackle common stereotypes.
Reeves set to welcome Heathrow expansion as growth plans outlined
The chancellor's speech will also focus on development between Oxford and Cambridge to create a "Silicon Valley of Europe".
What's the plan for a third runway at Heathrow Airport?
The chancellor says expanding Heathrow would boost growth, but there is a lot of vocal opposition.
The Viking-style boat reviving traditional skills
A traditional Stroma yole - once smashed by a bull - is being returned to its former glory in Eyemouth.
Swept away: The island family lost to a storm 20 years on
Five members of the same family died trying to escape a storm on South Uist in 2005.
