Farage hits back at Reform MP's leadership criticism
Farage rejects suggestions from Rupert Lowe that Reform UK is a "protest party led by the Messiah".
Labour MPs urge investors to support defence firms
A group of over 100 Labour politicians say ethical investment rules are holding the sector back.
Prince William sees how text messages save young lives
An emergency mental health text helpline which has had 3 million messages is visited by Prince William
Minister threatens law change after 'two-tier' row
From April, an offender's ethnicity or faith will be a bigger factor in deciding whether to jail them.
Police 'acted reasonably' in journalist Allison Pearson case, report finds
The journalist accuses Essex Police of "marking their own homework" after force is cleared of wrongdoing.
Police 'acted reasonably' in journalist Allison Pearson case, report finds
The journalist accuses Essex Police of "marking their own homework" after force is cleared of wrongdoing.
'My dog had to be put down after beach attack'
Josie Smith has been left heartbroken after her dachshund was attacked on Barry Island.
Girl killed by car on pitch was 'force of nature'
Poppy Atkinson, 10, was determined to play football for Manchester United, her family says.
Pair found guilty of murdering man thrown over cliffs
The body of Robert Wilkin was found in the sea at the foot of Slieve League cliffs in County Donegal.
About 20 countries could join Ukraine coalition, UK says
The countries, largely from Europe and the Commonwealth, would not all send troops but are offering support.
'So lucky to be alive': Aid worker describes escape from deadly Russian strike
Karol Swiacki spoke to the BBC after surviving a missile strike on a hotel in Kryvyi Rih, which killed four.
Brit Awards prompt 825 complaints about music stars to Ofcom
More than 800 complaints were made to the media watchdog, mainly about Carpenter and Charli XCX.
Common vaginal 'imbalance' may be an STI
An overgrowth of bacteria in the vagina, known as BV, may be spread by sex, researchers say.
Common vaginal 'imbalance' may be an STI
An overgrowth of bacteria in the vagina, known as BV, may be spread by sex, researchers say.
What is stamp duty and how is it changing?
Home buyers in England and Northern Ireland will pay more stamp duty in April when thresholds rise.
Home buyers race to beat stamp duty rise
Thresholds will change on 1 April, leaving buyers a few weeks to complete or pay more in stamp duty.
Patients may be moved over repairs at mental health unit
BBC News NI understands rot and black mould have been found in large areas of the building which opened in 2019.
Final council tax levels to be set amid record rises
East Dunbartonshire, Falkirk, Highland and Inverclyde are the last of Scotland's 32 councils to set budgets
The Papers: 'Trump turns off Ukraine missiles' and 'serial spiking rapist'
The US decision to stop sharing intelligence with Ukraine, and a serial rapist's conviction, make Thursday's papers.
'I look at hundreds of child sex abuse images every week to stop them'
Mabel works for a firm that trawls the internet looking to remove the worst indecent images.
