Force to investigate handling of Victoria Hall case
A police watchdog tells the police it should investigate its handling of the 1999 murder case.
Don't panic - five ways to stop your kids' endless scrolling
Parenting experts share their tips on how to keep children's screen time under control.
Church attendance report pulled after YouGov finds 'fraudulent' responses
The original report claimed a rise in young people attending church in England and Wales.
Rape accused 'does not know' how his DNA got on victim
Paul Quinn, 51, denies committing the violent sexual attack that saw Andy Malkinson wrongly jailed.
Palestine Action arrests to resume while government appeal ongoing, Met says
The Met says it remains a criminal offence to support the banned group and it "must enforce the law".
'How did we fall for it?' - McNally family on murderer's lies after Natalie's death
Natalie was 15 weeks pregnant when she was murdered in her Lurgan home by the father of her baby, Stephen McCullagh.
King's Speech to take place days after key May elections
King Charles III will attend Parliament to read out the government's legislative agenda for the coming months.
UK forecast to see biggest hit to growth from Iran war out of major economies
The OECD downgrades forecasts for many of the world's biggest economies due to the US-Israel war with Iran.
Co-op boss quits after 'toxic culture' claims reported by BBC
Shirine Khoury-Haq's departure comes after a troubled year, in which the retailer suffered a cyber-attack and faced allegations about its workplace culture.
England sewage spills nearly halved in 2025 due mostly to drier weather
Water companies said the country was also seeing the effect of greater infrastructure investment.
'Everyone in this prison has had family killed or shot'
Lindsay Foreman, a British woman detained in Iran, says her "heart breaks" for the Iranian people.
UK now 'ready' to seize Russian shadow fleet ships, Healey says
Forces are now approved to board sanctioned vessels if required, after ministers identified a legal basis in January.
UK CO2 plant to reopen in Iran war contingency plan
The government will invest £100m to restart the Teesside site producing carbon dioxide, a key part of food and drink manufacturing.
Rates of violence against women should anger everyone - deputy FM
The Deputy First Minister, Emma Little-Pengelly, says she is ashamed of the rate of violence against women in Northern Ireland.
I'm one of only six men that work as midwives in Northern Ireland
A man who has spent 21 years as a midwife in Newry urges more men to enter the profession.
Chris Mason: How will the UK respond to US court verdict on social media?
Will the decision of a Los Angeles jury have an impact on the UK government as it considers potential future regulations on social media, writes the BBC's political editor.
Chris Mason: How will the UK respond to US court verdict on social media?
Will the decision of a Los Angeles jury have an impact on the UK government as it considers potential future regulations on social media, writes the BBC's political editor.
Men released on bail over Jewish charity ambulance arson attack
Four Jewish charity-owned ambulances were set alight in north London on Monday.
National Savings and Investments bank set to pay millions to customers over misplaced funds
The government-backed bank has been accused of a series of errors, including not paying bereaved families money that was rightfully theirs.
Premier League star caught speeding after training
The former Manchester United player is fined for speeding as he left the club's training ground.
