'Practices will close': Doctors reject GP surgery funding offer
The result comes a day after money was announced to help pay the National Insurance rise.
French taxi driver charged with theft after Lammy dispute
French police charge a taxi driver with stealing luggage and cash from UK foreign secretary and his wife.
British teen arrested in Georgia for drug offences
Billingham 18-year-old Bella Culley is accused of importing large quantities of drugs in to Georgia.
Exceptionally low river levels raise fears over water supplies
The warning comes after some parts of the UK had the driest Spring in nearly a century.
Couriers Evri and DHL merge to form UK delivery giant
The couriers hope to expand their business by combining their "complimentary" services.
Man who killed boy, 7, when cannabis factory exploded jailed for 14 years
Seven-year-old Archie York was killed by an explosion caused by a neighbour making cannabis sweets.
Drug dealer who killed boy, 7, in explosion jailed
Seven-year-old Archie York was killed by an explosion caused by a neighbour making cannabis sweets.
Migrants already in UK face longer wait for permanent settlement
People will typically have to live in the UK for 10 years before applying for the right to stay indefinitely.
Ex-Reform MP Lowe will not face charges over alleged threats
The CPS said it made the decision "following a thorough and detailed review of the evidence".
Burberry to cut 1,700 jobs as designer suffers heavy losses
The British designer brand - famed for its distinctive check pattern - has proposed cutting its global workforce by a fifth.
'My son was killed by criminals making cannabis'
As one killer is jailed, Katherine Errington recalls the blast that killed her seven-year-old son.
Co-op says shelves to be more fully stocked this weekend
The grocery chain says it is working with its suppliers to restock shelves after a cyber-attack.
'Very real chance' Diane Sindall killer still at large after man's conviction quashed
A man jailed for the killing of Diane Sindall four decades ago was dramatically acquitted on Tuesday.
School to boycott sod-cutting of delayed shared campus as 'last resort'
The head and governors from Omagh High School say plans for their new school building are unsatisfactory.
Burberry to cut 1,700 jobs as designer suffers heavy losses
The British designer brand - famed for its distinctive check pattern - has proposed cutting its global workforce by a fifth.
'Real chance' true killer from 1986 remains at large
A man jailed for the killing of Diane Sindall four decades ago was dramatically acquitted on Tuesday.
Real chance Diane Sindall's killer still at large, police say
The man behind the 1986 murder could still be alive, detectives believe, after Peter Sullivan was wrongly jailed for 38 years.
Co-op says shelves to be more fully stocked this weekend
The grocery chain says it is working with its suppliers to restock shelves after a cyber-attack.
Thousands of civil servant jobs to leave London
The government is aiming to cut roles in London by 12,000 and close 11 offices in the capital.
BBC boss vows to tackle Britain's 'crisis of trust'
Director general Tim Davie is to set out his vision for the BBC's future in a speech in Salford.
